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The Definition and History of False Flags

UFOHUB interviews Richard Dolan a Historic Writer who caught the UFO bug about 25 years ago.

Since then, Richard Dolan has applied his research and writing skills to the history of the UFO subject.

One of the main aspects of this subject are the conspiracies of Government secrecy, their cover-up involving anything UFO.

One of the, if not the most used tool of discerption the Government employs is the practice of False Flags. A False Flag is when the Government or any government creates a situation involving covert operations including killing people and blaming others for the act. They manipulate the facts around any situation to what they think is their (the government’s) advantage.

The United States has made a career of the False Flag practice in order to gain World Dominance according to Richard Dolan.

However, this standard practice seems to be changing.

Within the last few years, the Navy has begun a disclosure on their own experiences with UAF – Unidentified Areal Phenomena (as they call it). Admitting only as much as there are phenomena occurring in our air space that they cannot answer as to what it is. This is a new situation and seems to imply a very promising change in how our government is approaching this phenomenon.

Or is it just another form of False Flag practice?

Key Takeaways:

False Flags are essentially an act by a gov or by an intelligence agency, or by an organization, usually an act of violence, something shocking or killing people and so forth, that is then blamed on another party.
Historically False Flags have been infrequent.
False Flags have become quite frequent during the 20nth Century particularly since the second world. And they have been done with increasing sophistication almost like a science.

“The ultimate propaganda weapon in the toolkit and that’s the weapon of the false flag.”

~Is the change in the Government’s approach to this UFO (UAF) phenomenon genuine or just a new why of manipulating the public? What do you think? Let me know in the comment area below.