The 2012 Olympic opening ceremonies are set for this Friday night, July 27th at 9PM London time, 4PM Eastern Standard Time in the US (NBC TV coverage is set for 7:30PM EST). Note: Since this is right at “shabbat,” the Jews have a ready excuse not to be on hand (Jew religious extremists will not lift a finger from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday). Israel’s president Shimon Peres, already said he will not attend because they won’t allow him to shack up in the Olympic Village afterwards and he’s not willing to ride an electric-powered limo the two blocks to a fancy hotel. No lie.
Will these Zionist Jews have any problems allowing electronic countdown timers to run by themselves? Or cleverly tricked “shabbos goy” patsies to deliver a special item to the Olympic stadium, later easily “traced” back to a certain country? Will the MOSSAD (or another weirdly Talmudic or biblical-named Israeli black ops group) do to London, what they did not so long ago to New York on September 11, 2001? Hell, we all know the devious-as-hell Jews are eager and desperate to get us into war with Iran sooner or later. A lot of folks watching will undoubtedly be wondering the exact same thing.
Imagine the world’s best athletes marching along in the Olympic stadium in that casual hip swagger of youth, suddenly coming to a confused stop and looking off towards something occurring nearby; at that very instant your TV screen back here in the US goes blindingly white, then dissolves into a strange storm of static, replaced with offline color bars and techno registration marks.
In that millisecond, tens of thousands of innocent tourists, hapless fans, sacrificial security people and dolled-up ceremonial extras become vaporized into a cloud of subatomic particles or, if far enough away from the initial explosion, turned into burned and blackened grinning corpses, limbs twisted into horrific positions from the exploding fireball of the small suitcase nuclear device – one specifically limited to point five of a kiloton – just enough to do the job but not enough to threaten precious City of London real estate a few miles away.
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