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False Flag? Cowboys Stadium - Dallas, TX - Glenn Beck - 7/25 - 7/28
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Beck has a 3.5 day event at Cowboys Stadium starting tomorrow night.
Using the CARVER or MSHARPP threat matrices, it is scoring pretty high.
-You have Cowboys Stadium (home of "America's Team" and the jumbo jerry-tron that was built by capitalism) and Dallas, TX (DFW METROPLEX - Texas in general) is about as high as you can get in a few of the categories.
-Then look at who is holding the event and what he has been able to accomplish/organize.
-Look at the guest/speaker list. The one-of-a kind items being displayed that relate to founding fathers/freedom/liberty.
-Roughly 35,000 people to attend. Texas Rangers playing 3 blocks away (40,000+ people within 3 blocks)
-Stadium is pretty much directly in the middle of the metroplex of 6.5 million (4th largest in US by population) wind direction would not be an issue, tons of people in every direction.
-sixth largest gross metropolitan product (GMP) in the United States, and approximately tenth largest by GMP in the world. Imagine impact of the economy if something happens here.
-Stadium is on flight path of DFW (fourth busiest airport in the world in terms of aircraft movements) and home of "American Airlines"
-Dallas has a Fed Reserve Bank and World Trade Center. Ft. Worth has US Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
The list goes on and on. How would you get Texans on board with certain "legislation?" Might be different if something happened in Dallas, TX.
Getting that bad feeling about this.
CARVER Matrix: Tactical Target analysis
CARVER: Criticality, Accessibility, Recoverability, Vulnerability, Effect/Espyability (Notoriety), Redundancy/Recognizability
[link to gaijinass.com]
MSHARPP: Mission, Symbolism, History, Accessibility, Recognizability, Population, Proximity of secondary/collateral targets
[link to kucampus.kaplan.edu (secure)]
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