Carrying out Operation Northwoods
The operation was to be carried out by using US Air Force planes to stage fake accidents as well as crash into civilian
targets. Additionally, it would include the killing of Cuban immigrants, sinking boats of Cuban refugees on the high seas, blowing up a U.S. ship, and orchestrating violent terrorism in U.S. cities. The goal was to create an atmosphere of fear and paranoia, which would lead to support for a war against Cuba.
The CIA operatives carrying out these attacks would have been doing so without
any knowledge that they were part of a larger plot. They would have genuinely believed that they were striking against American targets for the good of their country. It is this fact that makes Operation Northwoods all the more chilling. If it had not been rejected, it could have easily turned into one of the deadliest attacks in American history, making 9/11 look like child’s play in comparison.
Repercussions of Operation Northwoods
This plan was kept secret until it was eventually leaked to the public in 1997 by the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Review Board. Even then, it took another five years for the full extent of Operation Northwoods to be revealed. In 2002, the US government finally released all of the documents related to the
operation.
There are some that have linked Operation Northwoods to the JFK assassination. They believe that Kennedy was killed because he refused to go through with the operation. In the years since, Operation Northwoods has been cited as evidence that the US government is capable of carrying out false flag operations. Whether or not you believe the Government would carry out such
operations, it is nonetheless a chilling reminder of what could have been.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is a false flag operation?
A: A false flag operation is a covert operation
carried out by one country or group while made to appear as though it was done by another.
Q: Why was Operation Northwoods ultimately rejected?
A: JFK eventually rejected the proposal, deeming it too risky and likely to lead to an all-out nuclear war. After the operation was made public, many were
“shocked” by its proposed level of violence against American citizens.
Q: Who were some of the people involved in Operation Northwoods?
A: Some of the people involved in Operation Northwoods included John F. Kennedy, Robert McNamara, Lyman Lemnitzer, and Curtis LeMay. These are just a few of the
many people who were involved in this operation.
Q: What is Operation Mongoose?
A: Operation Mongoose was the umbrella operation carried out by the US government against Cuba. Its goal was to overthrow the Cuban government. Operation Northwoods fell under this umbrella
operation.
Q: Are there any other examples of false flag operations?
A: Some believe that the Gulf of Tonkin incident, which led to the US involvement in Vietnam, was a false flag operation. Others believe that the September 11th attacks were an inside job carried out by the US
government.
Q: What is the Gulf of Tonkin incident?
A: The Gulf of Tonkin incident was a series of attacks that were carried out against US ships in 1964. These attacks were used as justification for the US involvement in Vietnam. Some believe that the attacks never actually took place, and that
they were fabricated by the US government.
Q: What is September 11th?
A: September 11th is a date that is synonymous with the terrorist attacks that took place in New York City, Washington D.C., and Pennsylvania in 2001. These attacks killed nearly 3000 people and led to the US involvement in wars
in Afghanistan and Iraq. Some believe that the US government was behind these attacks.
Q: What is the JFK Assassination Records Review Board?
A: The JFK Assassination Records Review Board was a government body created in the 1990s to review and release documents related to the JFK assassination. It
was during their work that the full extent of Operation Northwoods was revealed to the public.
Q: Who is Fidel Castro?
A: Fidel Castro was the Cuban leader who overthrew the Cuban government in 1959. He was a communist leader with a close relationship with the Soviet Union.
Q: What was the bloody revolution led by Fidel Castro?
A: The bloody revolution was a revolt against the Cuban government that eventually resulted in the overthrow of Fulgencio Batista. Fidel Castro led this revolution, which lasted from 1953-1959. After the revolution, Castro became the leader of
Cuba.
Q: Did Fidel Castro commit atrocities in Cuba?
A: Fidel Castro has been accused of numerous human rights violations. These include executions, forced labor camps, and restrictions on freedom of speech and religion.
Q: How did Fidel Castro react to Operation Northwoods?
A: Fidel Castro was the leader of Cuba during the time that Operation Northwoods was being planned. He found out about the operation and warned Kennedy that if any of the proposed attacks took place, Cuba would retaliate with nuclear weapons. This warning likely played a role in JFK’s eventual decision to reject the
operation.
Q: What was the most likely outcome if Operation Northwood was signed off by JFK?
A: If JFK had signed off on Operation Northwoods, it is likely that the Cuban government would have been overthrown. This would have led to a communist regime in Cuba, which was the US government’s ultimate
goal. However, it is also possible that the operation could have spiraled out of control and led to an all-out nuclear war between the US and the Soviet Union.
Thank you for reading! I hope this has helped to shed some light on the dark history of Operation Northwoods and potential False Flags operations that have taken place and may still be taking place…
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