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Red, White, and Blue False Flags? Growing Fears of a July 4th Psyop
Have Yourself a Merry Little Fatwa
Please understand, I love this country and its rich history. But we must be honest, now more than ever. Our problem is sin. In us and in our fellow human beings. Ignore this simple fact, and you have no answers, “no direction home” as Bob Dylan sang. That said, here’s what we’re dealing with as we prepare to celebrate the 4th in 2025…
First, a troubling religious decree—this time from a mid-level Iranian cleric, not the Supreme Leader—has ignited fresh fears across the United States. Though not directly endorsed by Ayatollah Khamenei, the fatwa condemns to death the perceived enemies of Iran, including President Donald Trump and all of us in the West.
Analysts fear that this vaguely attributed religious ruling could activate lone wolves or sleeper cells already embedded across the U.S. homeland. And with the Fourth of July fast approaching—a symbolic day of American pride and public gatherings—the fear is that this rhetoric could be used to justify attacks meant to wound both body and morale.
Mysterious van explosions in Washington, D.C., and online chatter have further fueled concerns. Some believe that these incidents may be early signals of larger, coordinated acts to come. Protective barricades and fencing are being placed around the White House and other Capitol buildings.
The scenario mirrors prior patterns—exploiting a national holiday for maximum psychological impact. Attacks on family-friendly celebrations, such as parades or fireworks shows, would be a calculated blow not only to human life but to the national spirit itself.
A Perfect Storm for False Flags
What’s unfolding may not be a spontaneous act of foreign aggression, but a manufactured event—a “false flag” operation designed to justify American involvement in another Middle East war. This is speculation of course.
But the pattern has historical precedent. Supposed weapons of mass destruction justified Iraq. Human rights violations justified our attack on Libya. And COVID-19 introduced a sweeping new form of global control. Many skeptics argue that the same playbook is being opened again—this time using Iran as the boogeyman and the Fourth of July as the emotional trigger.
Some commentators suggest that political actors like Senator Lindsey Graham have pushed this conflict narrative to achieve unrelated domestic policy goals. Even Donald Trump, critics say, may have allowed symbolic strikes on Iranian nuclear sites to satisfy political allies in exchange for support on controversial legislation, such as AI deregulation. Again, speculation.
Is Iran’s Nuclear Threat Real—or Convenient?
Despite high-profile military actions against Iran’s nuclear facilities, skeptics say that little actual damage has been done. Claims that Iran already possesses nuclear weapons—paired with the narrative that the U.S. attacks were ineffective—serve to stir national anxiety.
If the goal is to provoke public support for broader military engagement, then painting Iran as both irrational and imminently dangerous is key.
Further complicating this story is the persistent belief by some that Israel’s Iron Dome has failed by design, possibly to justify more aggressive responses. Whether or not Iran truly poses an immediate threat, the American people are once again caught in a swirl of conflicting narratives and emotional “white noise” manipulation.
The July 4 Biological Threat Scenario
Now, as if explosive attacks weren’t enough, a chilling new layer of concern has emerged: the possibility of a biological event tied to Independence Day.
According to Dr. David Martin, a classified war-game-style document—dubbed the “National Blueprint for Biodefense”—foresees a bioterror attack on July 4, 2025. The scenario is eerily specific: a modified Nipah virus is released in multiple cities, killing 280,000 Americans and infecting hundreds of thousands more in one day, while simultaneously affecting livestock.
This is no fringe speculation. The document outlines preparedness efforts by Homeland Security and the Pentagon, notably excluding the Department of Health and Human Services. That omission has sparked further suspicion—suggesting the scenario is more military than medical in nature. The exercise reads less like prevention planning and more like a predictive script, echoing pre-COVID event simulations like Event 201.
Biotech, Palantir, and Digital Control
Underlying these concerns is a web of government contracts and biotech data infrastructure. Dr. Martin points to Palantir Technologies—a company founded with CIA backing and linked closely to Trump-aligned tech billionaire Peter Thiel—as the central nervous system of emerging mass surveillance efforts.
Palantir now has extensive federal contracts tracking population behavior, vaccine compliance, and predictive analytics. Critics argue this forms the backbone of a digital control grid—one capable of enforcing public health mandates, digital IDs, or even AI-guided lockdowns.
As the Stargate Project and other AI initiatives ramp up, many worry that we’re heading toward a technocratic future in which governments and corporations merge to manage society through algorithmic decisions. The fear isn’t just of disease—it’s that the response to a disease (real or engineered) will be used to strip civil liberties even further.
History, Symbols, and Unmasking the Narrative
Adding a cultural and spiritual twist to this geopolitical tension is the claim that the American identity itself has been subtly compromised. Critics point out that the Statue of Liberty is modeled after Libertas, a Roman goddess linked to Mithras and Dionysus—figures associated with paganism and inversion of Christian values. Even the melody of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” it’s alleged, originated from a British drinking song dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine and revelry.
Side Note: The Star-Spangled Banner’s origin is indeed a British club song that celebrated conviviality and included references to Bacchus in its lyrics. The association of the anthem’s tune with a “drinking song dedicated to Bacchus” is rooted in the original song’s themes, but not in the American anthem itself. (I still sing it. I’m American. But the references are interesting.)
Such symbolism—once dismissed as historical trivia—is now seen by some as part of a broader deception, masking spiritual realities behind patriotic facades. These critics claim that America’s remarkable founding documents and monuments have been co-opted, not to inspire freedom, but to promote a counterfeit form of liberty rooted in manipulation and control.
I’m not saying I believe in every single one of these streams of consciousness. I’m only saying that the world today is so flush with wild and divergent belief systems that all the king’s horses and all the king’s men are gonna have trouble putting it back together again, especially if the reassembly is Christless.
Spiritual Warfare and the Push for Awareness
The battle, say many voices in the truth movement, is not just political or biological—it’s spiritual. Whether through brain chips, surveillance software, engineered diseases, or propaganda, a war is being waged over human identity and freedom. But knowledge, as always, is power. Sharing this information, alerting others, and refusing to live in fear are portrayed as acts of resistance.
Some believe divine intervention has already prevented worst-case scenarios—whether failed assassination attempts on Trump or health scares that mysteriously dissipate. Others believe the American people must become spiritually and mentally fortified to withstand future disruptions, both natural and engineered.
The Real Choice This Independence Day
As fireworks light up the sky this July 4, the question isn’t just whether an attack might happen. It’s what kind of freedom we’re actually celebrating. Is it the freedom of self-governance, truth, and accountability? Or the illusion of anarcho-liberty in a system quietly transitioning into global technocracy.
As fireworks light up the sky this July 4, the question isn’t just whether an attack might happen. It’s what kind of freedom we’re actually celebrating. Is it the freedom of self-governance, truth, and accountability? Or the illusion of anarcho-liberty in a system quietly transitioning into global technocracy.
With whispers of sleeper cells, bioengineered viruses, and predictive programming at the highest levels, the stakes are more than symbolic. The real threat may not be just from foreign enemies—but from within.
Bottom Line: All government starts with self-government. Then moves to the family, church, education, and civil government. You can’t have a safe and lawful nation when the citizens are lawless. We all need to look in the mirror. Dostoevsky once said, ‘If you want to overcome the world, overcome yourself.” Great advice.
Watch the Lost Secrets of Liberty for my take on the Founders’ vision.
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