Showing posts with label Bob Baer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bob Baer. Show all posts
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Bob Baer : ISIS to spread Ebola in western Cities -- be scared
Bob Baer : ISIS to spread Ebola in western Cities -- be scared
Conveniently found by a "Good Guy" who took the laptop that was "a little dusty"and immediately turned it into the proper authorities because anyone who has ever worked with ISAF or even Afghanis knows how great they are at gathering intel. NOT. What a load of horseshit.
Saturday, March 15, 2014
CIA Agent Bob Baer Says Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 COULD Have Made It To Kyrgyzstan Or Tajikistan
CIA Agent Bob Baer Says Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 COULD Have Made It To Kyrgyzstan Or Tajikistan
A Malaysian official said investigators concluded the missing Malaysia Airlines flight was hijacked and steered off its original course, the AP reported late Friday evening.
The official, who is involved in the investigation, says no motive has been established, and it is not yet clear where the plane was taken. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief the media.
The official said that hijacking was no longer a theory. "It is conclusive."
While many have speculated as to what happened to the Beijing-bound Flight 370, this new report is the first to assert a hijacking as the cause. Within the last 24 hours, investigators had increasingly moved their focus toward the possibility of sabotage, either from a hijacker or rogue crew.
A number of startling revelations emerged earlier today, such as a senior U.S. official telling The New York Times the aircraft made a number of erratic direction and altitude changes before it likely crashed in the Indian Ocean. But the deliberate shutdown of systems to track the airliner seemed to move forward the strong possibility the plane's disappearance was a "deliberate act" rather than an accident or pilot error.
On Thursday, sources speaking with ABC said they believed the data reporting system was shut down at 1:07 a.m., while the transponder — sending out location and altitude data — was shut down at 1:21 a.m. The 14-minute delay indicates the systems were purposely shut down rather than the result of a malfunction or failure in some sort of catastrophic accident.
As a number of commercial pilots told NPR's "All Things Considered" on Friday, with the exception of the transponder, which can be shut off at the flick of a switch, other onboard tracking systems are not as easy to disable.
"They said you'd have to go through big checklists, you'd have to possibly pull circuit breakers if you wanted to deactivate [all the communications equipment],
Despite attempts to disable in-flight tracking systems, a combination of satellite tracking and military radar continued to track the plane after it's last civilian radar contact about 45 minutes after takeoff.
After falling off of civilian radar, radar signals from the Malaysian military appear to show the Boeing 777 climbing above the plane's maximum ceiling to 45,000 feet before it made a sharp turn toward the west. The data then shows another turn to the southwest and descent to 23,000 feet before it finally settled on a higher altitude and bearing toward the Indian Ocean.
"[Radar data] leads them to believe that it either ran out of fuel or crashed right before it ran out of fuel," a senior U.S. official told the Times. "The idea it could cross into Indian airspace and not get picked up made no sense."
Investigators, who widened their search area on Thursday to the Indian Ocean based on faint electronic "pings" of technical data from the flight, have now expanded into the Andaman Sea northwest of the Malay Peninsula, based on another "ping" picked up five or six times by a satellite before it was completely lost, Reuters reports. The 'unprecedented mystery' behind the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 deepened on Monday when relatives claimed they were able to call the cellphones of their missing loved ones.
According to the Washington Post, family of some of the 239 people on board the vanished Boeing 777 said that they were getting ring tones and could see them active online through a Chinese social networking service called QQ.
One man said that the QQ account of his brother-in-law showed him as online, but frustratingly for those waiting desperately for any news, messages sent have gone unanswered and the calls have not been picked up. This new eerie development comes as the Malaysian authorities said they had identified one of the men on two stolen European passports who were on the flight -- and that he was not considered likely to be a terrorist
A Malaysian official said investigators concluded the missing Malaysia Airlines flight was hijacked and steered off its original course, the AP reported late Friday evening.
The official, who is involved in the investigation, says no motive has been established, and it is not yet clear where the plane was taken. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to brief the media.
The official said that hijacking was no longer a theory. "It is conclusive."
While many have speculated as to what happened to the Beijing-bound Flight 370, this new report is the first to assert a hijacking as the cause. Within the last 24 hours, investigators had increasingly moved their focus toward the possibility of sabotage, either from a hijacker or rogue crew.
A number of startling revelations emerged earlier today, such as a senior U.S. official telling The New York Times the aircraft made a number of erratic direction and altitude changes before it likely crashed in the Indian Ocean. But the deliberate shutdown of systems to track the airliner seemed to move forward the strong possibility the plane's disappearance was a "deliberate act" rather than an accident or pilot error.
On Thursday, sources speaking with ABC said they believed the data reporting system was shut down at 1:07 a.m., while the transponder — sending out location and altitude data — was shut down at 1:21 a.m. The 14-minute delay indicates the systems were purposely shut down rather than the result of a malfunction or failure in some sort of catastrophic accident.
As a number of commercial pilots told NPR's "All Things Considered" on Friday, with the exception of the transponder, which can be shut off at the flick of a switch, other onboard tracking systems are not as easy to disable.
"They said you'd have to go through big checklists, you'd have to possibly pull circuit breakers if you wanted to deactivate [all the communications equipment],
Despite attempts to disable in-flight tracking systems, a combination of satellite tracking and military radar continued to track the plane after it's last civilian radar contact about 45 minutes after takeoff.
After falling off of civilian radar, radar signals from the Malaysian military appear to show the Boeing 777 climbing above the plane's maximum ceiling to 45,000 feet before it made a sharp turn toward the west. The data then shows another turn to the southwest and descent to 23,000 feet before it finally settled on a higher altitude and bearing toward the Indian Ocean.
"[Radar data] leads them to believe that it either ran out of fuel or crashed right before it ran out of fuel," a senior U.S. official told the Times. "The idea it could cross into Indian airspace and not get picked up made no sense."
Investigators, who widened their search area on Thursday to the Indian Ocean based on faint electronic "pings" of technical data from the flight, have now expanded into the Andaman Sea northwest of the Malay Peninsula, based on another "ping" picked up five or six times by a satellite before it was completely lost, Reuters reports. The 'unprecedented mystery' behind the disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH 370 deepened on Monday when relatives claimed they were able to call the cellphones of their missing loved ones.
According to the Washington Post, family of some of the 239 people on board the vanished Boeing 777 said that they were getting ring tones and could see them active online through a Chinese social networking service called QQ.
One man said that the QQ account of his brother-in-law showed him as online, but frustratingly for those waiting desperately for any news, messages sent have gone unanswered and the calls have not been picked up. This new eerie development comes as the Malaysian authorities said they had identified one of the men on two stolen European passports who were on the flight -- and that he was not considered likely to be a terrorist
Sunday, August 4, 2013
THEY Want Us To Believe There's Another 9/11 Coming!" CIA Agent Bob Baer
With the NSA under a microscope, how better to prove that SPYING on EVERYONE is an essential thing we have to learn to "accept and actually appreciate"!! Another smoke-screen so nobody looks too closely at all the scandals going on at 1600.
The reason they want to rid us of our freedoms is because our freedom is EXACTLY what keeps them in check. Their laws are fake. It's an illegitimate government who does NOT represent the people, made up for their own benefit and of those bribing them or their donors. It's a psychological operation using illusion and fear to get people to AGREE to go along with them because if we AGREE and COMPLY, it gives them more power since people are literally deceived into handing their power to them.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Piers Morgan & Bob Baer. CIA Trained Afghans To Use Pressure Cookers. Boston Bombing
Bob Baer on the bombs used during the Boston Marathon : "Somebody knew what they were doing" As new details emerge on the bombings at the Boston Marathon on Monday, "Piers Morgan Live," welcomed CNN contributor, Bob Baer to the program. Viewing newly released photos of bomb fragments and shrapnel from the explosion site, Baer, a former CIA Operative gave his expert insight and perspective on the findings.
"It's a pressure cooker," explained Baer. "You can get on the internet and look this stuff up," said Baer about the bombs.
"But the point is, the actual practice, I really do believe somebody knew what they were doing."
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Bob Baer : Osama Bin Laden is alive he is in the tribal area in Pakistan , we cannot get to him though
Osama Bin Laden Will Not Be Captured
Osama Bin Laden Will Not Be Captured , Bob Baer former CIA Officer admits that Osma Bin Laden is alive , he is in the tribal areas in Pakistan , but cannot get to him though , it is too tough up there , you will have to fight a major war to get into these areas , the tribal people are protecting him , the only way to get him is by a missile ,he is going to get on the phone one day and we are gonna send a missile down that signal , GPS right down the signal , a missile right down the signal when he picks up the phone ...he will make that mistake some day says Bob Baer
March 17, 2010 CNN
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