The truth about 4/29

Political Muscle understands you're probably not going to believe this post since it comes from the mainstream media. But just look at the facts for a second.

We now have three websites - three - devoted to proving the April 29 crash that melted an Oakland freeway was a false flag operation by the government. Or someone. Or Ikea. Or whatever.

Just listen: If a person takes the time to create a website, isn't that proof enough?

Today, a connector linking the busy interchange is scheduled to open after rapid repairs, proving that Caltrans is not incompetent. But that won't end the controversy. How was it possible for exploding tanker fuel to take down such a massive steel-and-concrete structure? It seems impossible - especially since there are so many unanswered questions about the World Trade Center.

Bay Area drivers should beware something else is going on ... something that can't be proven just yet. Some more facts about the crash from 429truth.com:

• "The 'gas truck' which allegedly destroyed the overpass was never recovered by emergency workers.  For the first time we have a crash with no vehicle."
• "The driver, an immigrant named 'Mosqe-Queda,' claims to have no recollection of the crash and claims to have somehow bailed out of a flaming tanker and ran away at full speed while unconscious, an explanation that strains all reasonable credibility.
• "Someone within the state or federal government chose to give someone named Mosque-Queda with an extensive history of arrests a hazardous materials license that some say he should have never been given." [Snip.]
• "The photograph supposedly depicting a mushroom cloud over Oakland was retracted two days before the Oakland Tribune published their story, yet the picture was presented as known fact and our retraction is not mentioned?"

But I happen to agree with another website, since it has authoritative photographs of Swedish meatballs on the freeway right after the attack, er, collapse. Next to freeway interchange is a massive Ikea store.

IKEA Did 4/29 - "Exposing the truth of the Swedish conspiracy" - hasn't quite grasped the meaning yet, but I have one theory: the collapse rerouted thousands of customers through surface streets next to the Ikea in Emeryville, forcing them to make a pit stop for some delicious popenluden and nuudelmunche.

Can you deny it?

(Photos: Bryan Carmodi/AP; Mosqueda family via AP)