Paris attacks false flag op to keep Bibi in power: California Senate candidate

The recent terror attacks in Paris have “all the markings” of a false flag operation although the Takfiris of “ISIL are involved”, says Jack Lindblad, a candidate for California Senate.

Lindbald, of Green Party of LA County Council, told Press TV on Tuesday that the militants, carrying out the deadly attack against the Charlie Hebdo Satirical weekly and a supermarket, are “not from the religion… (but) from US and the Mossad” and the deadly attacks were meant to keep Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “in power” .

“It’s meant to keep Europe under Netanyahu’s thumb.”

Lindblad referred to a getaway car “left there by a Mossad agent ready for the shooters at the cartoonist office to get a second getaway car” with one of the terrorist’s passport left “intentionally… just like 9/11.”

“The markings are false flag.”
Lindblad also referred to a Paris march by millions condemning the attacks in attendance of world leaders, where Netanyahu “threw himself in the middle of what was a photo opportunity.”

“Not a welcome guest”, Bibi was “wondering why he missed the bus” so he “pushed himself to the front of the crowd” at the Sunday’s march.

US national security advisors advised President Barack Obama “to stay clear of” the march, Lindbald said questioning the authenticity of the attacks.

A recent wave of terrorist attacks in France began on January 7 when the office of Charlie Hebdo came under assault by two gunmen. Some 12 people were killed in the incident that left France in huge shock and fear.

Two days later, two brothers, Said and Cherif Kouachi, suspected of murdering the journalists, were killed after being cornered at a printing workshop in the town of Dammartin-en-Goele.

In a posthumous video released on Sunday, Amedy Coulibaly, a gunman who killed four hostages in another terror attack at a Paris supermarket on Friday before he was slain by police, claimed he was acting on behalf of the ISIL Takfiri group in coordination with the two brothers who attacked Charlie Hebdo.