Attack in Nice

[Peter Lemkin]

Early days, but my first thought is only yesterday Holland in a speech said that the state of emergency would be lifted at the end of this month. Wouldn't real terrorists 'welcome' the end of a state of emergency and wait until then to do another attack? I realize that someone might have wanted to take advantage of Bastille Day's symbolism, but now the first thing Holland said was an extension of the state of emergency.....makes me want to look closely if this has any false-flag aspects. It is too early to tell, but that extension of the state of emergency, to me, could be more than a coincidence - I hope not. Aspects of the Paris attacks certainly make them look like, at least in part, false-flag Gladio-type actions or LIHOP. One also has to wonder how such a large truck was allowed into an area supposedly under control of local security, police and military - though this is certainly not beyond imagination. I'm not saying this was false-flag, only that it sadly needs to be viewed from that possible lens due to the timing of the end of state of emergency, now extended because of this event, which was real. It is said that the large white truck drove two Km down Nice's main waterfront street just after the largest gathering of people in the year. How could no police or military have been on that 2Km strip to attempt to stop it until the last bit when the truck was apparently fired upon and the driver killed? Horrible, but also strange.