Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van Eyck. Sacrificial Lamb. Source: Public Domain. Available from: Wikicommons. [ Archived here ]

“We were sacrificial lambs of the Good Friday agreement.”

Michael Gallagher, who lost his son Aidan in the explosion  – TalkTV [ Archived here ] 

The Omagh Bombing took place on the date of the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, 15th August.

Sunday Life Newspaper, August 16th 1998

The Omagh bombing, the most-costly attack in human life of the Troubles, a massacre killing 29 people and injuring about 220, occurred on the date of the Catholic Feast day of the Assumption.

The Assumption of the Virgin by Luca Giordano. Source: Public Domain. Available from: Wikicommons [ Archived here ]

There are a number of extremely unusual things to unpack here:

Primarily such an important Catholic religious festival is an unusual choice for the date for a bombing for a Catholic paramilitary organisation, particularly, in the case of such a so-called ‘spectacular’.

In fact the only confirmed IRA or PIRA actions we could find that occured on 15^th August, the Assumption Day, in three decades of conflict, and among countless thousands of violent actions, were in 1969 when a protestant man was shot in a series of incidents in which:

“Six people were killed and many more injured during sectarian riots in Belfast. Many families were also forced to move from their homes. British troops took up duties on the streets of west Belfast.”

‘A Chronology of the Conflict – 1969’, CAIN Ulster Web Service [ Archived here ]

…and when:

A so-called “coffee-jar-bomb”; an improvised grenade developed and deployed by the (Provisional) Irish Republican Army in the north-east of Ireland during the course of the Long War. Source: Fair Use. Available from: AN SIONNACH FIONN [ Archived here ]

…was thrown at soldiers on the Falls Road in 1992, as reported in the article:

“Soldiers hurt in bomb attack.”

Sunday Independent, 16 August 1992

…both were apparently autonomous actions by IRA volunteers committed in the heat of battle.

This lack of planned paramilitary action on this date in all the years of the decades preceding the Omagh atrocity, when most other dates during the three decades of violence, indicates the likelihood of an unofficial ‘stand down’ of significant  operations on this Holy day, due to most Catholic IRA volunteers’ observation of either the sacred festivities, or at least the religious sectarian significance of the day.

This apparent unspoken truce seems to have been broken, prior to Omagh, only by what appear to be spontaneous reactionary violence. These consist of an isolated shooting during the riots of ’69, and the coffee jar bomb of ’92, both incidents apparently being the results of grassroots flare-ups provoked by local tensions, possibly in retaliation for perceived slights against this Holy day.

This apparent de facto cease-fire and almost a total lack of the record of any significant planned actions, especially in the form of so-called ‘spectaculars’, was held almost completely intact, until the Omagh bomb, when any of the preceding apparent unofficial paramilitary ‘respect’ for the sacred significance of this holy Catholic day is literally turned on its head.

This appears to support the notion that the widely evidenced idea that:

“The Army, MI5, [and the] RUC knew about the bomb.”

Kevin Fulton to Michael Gallagher via Omagh the film

…may have been because they were, in all actually, themselves behind it. For it is now apparent that by the 1990s the:

“…Republican paramilitary groups were just as much in the pocket of the British intelligence agencies as the loyalist groups and…the occupying British army, had to be there for some other reason than the suppression of terrorism because the ‘terrorism’ was all along their carefully nurtured baby.

My tuppence worth on that question is that the troubles were an Irish version of the Italian ‘strategy of tension’… [terrorism in which both sides aka Operation Gladio were] run by the security forces in alliance with the CIA and the P-2 masonic lodge.”

‘Is Martin McGuinness a British Agent? The new revelations considered’, Indymedia, Monday 6th February 2006 by Brian [ Archived here ]

Any potential Masonic involvement and thus the potential for their occult practise of:

“…word wizardry (onomatology) and the Masonic science of symbolism…”

King-Kill 33: Masonic Symbolism in the Assassination of John F. Kennedy By James Shelby Downard with Michael A. Hoffman II [ Archived here ]

…populating the incidents with clusters of manufactured ‘coincidences’ indicates yet another possible meaning for the word ‘Assumption’, as introduced into the Holy Day pageant by the date of the spectacular, with it being the Catholic holy day of August 15th.

It is worth considering the idea that we should always:

“…remember what is being told to us on a subtextual level.”

Michael Tsarion, ‘The Occult History of Ireland: An Introduction’ [ Archived here ]

In this context that potential meaning would appear to be the secular definition for the word ‘assumption’, which would appear to be:

“a willingness to accept something as true without question or proof”

‘Assumption’ Definition, Cambridge Dictionary [ Archived here ]

…thus apparently mocking the unquestioning ‘Official Narrative’ parroted by the media, and thus believed by many of the masses, but in fact doubted by many of the victims, as we sill see.

Thus the apparently incorrect ‘Assumption’ of the masses was that Catholic Republicans were solely responsible for the Omagh bomb, rather than their questioning of this narrative and instead considering the possibility of the security services who apparently controlled them, in staging a ‘false flag’ attack, or at the very least their proven monitoring the car and allowing the bomb to go off, creating loathing and disgust for any path other than the ‘peace process’, through the ‘strategy of tension’ for political reasons to enable the success of the so-called ‘peace process’, as is now widely believed to be the case due to a veritable plethora of evidence.

“It is probably fair to say that of the roughly seven billion people who live on our planet today, far less than one percent has ever heard of the “strategy of tension.” And only a very few of these could illustrate the strategy with specific historical examples. It is indeed a strategy of a shadow world, known only to a few military and intelligence officers (and some criminals) who have carried it out, a few police officers and judges who fought against it, and a handful of journalists and academics who have written about it.

In its essence, the strategy of tension targets the emotions of human beings and aims to spread maximum fear among the target group. “Tension” refers to emotional distress and psychological fear, whereas “strategy” refers to the technique of bringing about such distress and fear. A terrorist attack in a public place, such as a railway station, a market place, or a school bus, is the typical technique through which the strategy of tension is implemented. After the attack — and this is a crucial element — the secret agents who carried out the crime blame it on a political opponent by removing and planting evidence.

It must be noted that the targets of the strategy of tension are not the dead and the wounded of the terrorist attacks, as many might assume. The targets are the political opponents, who are discredited through the attack, and those who remain unharmed but learn of the attack, thereby coming to fear for their lives and those of their loved ones. Since the aims of the strategy are to discredit opponents and to create fear, the real targets are not the people who were killed, whether they number in the dozens or even thousands, but the millions of people who survive physically unharmed but emotionally distressed.”

Daniele Ganser (May 2014) Journal of 9/11 Studies, ‘Strategy of Tension’, WikiSpooks [ Archived here ]

Such as we see as the very constituent of out media. The anomalies to not stop there however, for as is usually the case in these ‘deep political’ events which appear to be:

“…brilliantly orchestrated ritual[s] whose ceremonial aspects were as precise and detailed as the internal workings of a clock.”

Michael A. Hoffman II, ‘Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare’, Page 78 (1992 Edition) referring to the ‘Son of Sam’ murders [ Archived here ]

…the apparent symbolism is even more multi layered – ergo:

The date of the Assumption, is taken to be the time at which the virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus, was taken up into heaven. This was set by the Catholic Church and is agreed by most denominations of Christianity.

Thus the date is widely concerned with the holy state of virginity and the phenomenon of death itself, it is one of the most important events on the Christian calendar. However it appears that on this occasion that it may have been usurped and used instead for the purposes of the most heinous evil, in accordance with the principles of Satanism, for:

“…a Black Mass takes the Catholic Mass and inverts it, intentionally mocking the Catholic celebration.”

‘What is a “Black Mass”?’, Aleteia, by Philip Kosloski published on 9th October 2018 [ Archived here ]

Interestingly and further to this end, according to the tradition of the Assumption, and the time of the year, in Omagh, as elsewhere, celebrations particularly involving children were occuring on the day of the bombing:

“Early that Saturday afternoon, the main streets of the little market town of Omagh were more than usually crammed with shoppers; it was the time of year when mothers and children headed to S.D. Kells or Wattersons to buy new school uniforms. Nearly everyone about was from the town or the surrounding villages and countryside of County Tyrone, though an exotic note was provided by the Spaniards among the coachload of children from Donegal who had stopped in Omagh after their visit to the Ulster American Folk Park.

Encouraging more people to come to town was the uncommonly sunny weather in what is a rainy part of the world and the great parade involving over two hundred children that was to be the climax of a week-long cross¬ community festival. In the Roman Catholic calendar, 15 August is the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary into heaven, a celebratory day on which Catholics are required to go to Mass and sometimes there are children’s processions. But on this day children of all faiths and none were involved in the Omagh carnival, and there were stilt-walkers, clowns, Teletubbies and bands – and five children’s floats which were scheduled to pass through Market Street around twenty past three. It was to have been ‘a day of dancing, singing and barbecues’, a community group representative later told a journalist, trembling as he recounted that it was only a few days previously that the organisers had changed the original plan, which would have had the starting point only 200 yards away from where the bomb went off: ‘There would have been thousands lining the streets waiting for the floats’.“

Ruth Dudley Edwards, ‘Aftermath: The Omagh Bombing and the Families’ Pursuit of Justice’, Pg 21 [ Archived here ] [Added Emphasis]

So it appears that the bombing may have been specifically targeted at killing children, i.e. virgins, thus it fits perfectly into the alleged Satanic requirements for human sacrifice, in its atrociousness in causing:

“1. Trauma, stress, and mental anguish, sheer terror [in which]

2. The final act in the drama should be destruction by a fire; preferably a conflagration; [as well as the requirement that]

3. People must die as human sacrifices, especially children, since Lord Satan looks upon a younger human sacrifice as his most desirable”

Biblioteca Capleyades Blog, ‘Occult Holidays and Sabbats’ [ Archived here ]

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