Could in theory be a false flag, but I have no evidence, so concluding that would be baseless.
Rather, I think the guy’s insanely stupid, thinking that bombing the Fed will make it weaker. It’s gonna make it twice as strong. Anti-fed intellectuals will be shunned as even more extreme and the Fed will solidify its hold.
"At one point, according to criminal complaint, Nafis told undercover agents: “I don’t want something that’s like, small. I just want something big. Something very big … that will shake the whole country, that will make America, not one step ahead, change of policy, and make one step ahead, for the Muslims … that will make us one step closer to run the whole world.”
A U.S. official told Fox News that President Obama was Nafis’ first target, but the criminal complaint only refers to “a high-ranking official.” The complaint also mentions the New York Stock Exchange as a proposed target."
I doubt this guy even knows what the Federal Reserve is.
It is an improtant institution according to most people. Thats why he wanted to bomb it. We may not think it is important, but all he would have to do is look it up and see how most people think that our entire economy is dependent on the federal reserve’s benevolence.
Obviously nobody should consider supporting what the guy allegedly attempted. Blowing up buildings isn’t the right course of action whatsoever.
I’m just interested in seeing how long it takes for people to start equating anti-Fed folks with domestic terrorism. “You agree with that crazy guy’s thoughts on the Fed? TERRORIST!”
My thoughts on the FBI creating this fake terrorist plot is that they did it to discredit anti-Fed people by association, boost public support for an increasingly unpopular Fed, and to perpetuate the myth of a grave terrorist threat in order to justify their advancing police-state.