LaRouche on 'Detroit bomber:' A Telegraphed Signal

The following memo was issued to serve as a guidance for investigation into the Christmas Day incident involving Umar Abdulmutallab. Specifically, the cited Telegraph article said that "after initially denying they had received British intelligence, senior U.S. sources confirmed last night that they were 'reviewing' what British intelligence had been received on Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab."

The January 6 Daily Telegraph features a message ["Pressure on Barack Obama to reveal what Britain said about the Detroit bomber"] which exposes the naked truth about the way in which the new "nude" scanning program was set into motion.

The "Londonistan terrorist agent," Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was most probably not intended to blow up the plane in flight, but was, almost certainly, a terrorist propaganda stunt staged by British agencies with complicity of security run through channels operating within the Amsterdam airport from which Abdulmutallab had taken flight.

Now, not only a accumulation of highly relevant circumstantial evidence, but British press sources have pointed to what, if confirmed, is a crucial piece of evidence which, as the Daily Telegraph points out, is more than slightly embarrassing to U.S. President Barack Obama himself. The point emphasized by the Telegraph journalists, is that the Obama administration possessed evidence, passed from British intelligence services, that the Detroit incident was a set up suspected of including a fraudulent intention by relevant officials linked to the Obama White House.

Furthermore, had the so-called "Detroit bomber" actually been intended to blow up the plane, he had his opportunity while the plane was pressurized, before the plane had come into a Detroit landing, all the way across the Atlantic from Amsterdam. Additionally, Abdulmutallab had British terrorist credentials all over him, credentials which, according to the Telegraph account, had been made available to the White House from British sources.