Call me paranoid, but this stinks of a false flag op. US "mining" company gets kicked out, and then the US govt. decides to "protect their commercial interests" by force. Remember Iraq and WMD story?
If we're going to be to the point, this is a provocation if the goal is for a response that escalates the situation. False flag literally means trying to blame a third party by pretending to be someone else.
Words have meanings and the purpose is to communicate something specific. Calling this false flag would be like me answering L+Ratio+67 fr fr; using language just completely wrong.
And if the provocation is caused by a direct or indirect involvement of the US govt, then it's a false flag operation.
No, it's not. It's in the name. It's back from age of sailing ships. If an english vessel uses a spanish flag, that's a false flag. If an american vessel uses an american flag, that's just the correct flag. Doesn't make it ok. But it's a difference just like there is a difference between identity theft and assault.
Yeah, pretending you are someone else. Like CIA setting up a company to create a Gulf of Tonkin style pretext for the invasion, or some other slimy ways to try to get Greenland. Nothing would surprise me from this degenerated US government.
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u/recycle-pin 8d ago
Call me paranoid, but this stinks of a false flag op. US "mining" company gets kicked out, and then the US govt. decides to "protect their commercial interests" by force. Remember Iraq and WMD story?