This is why I don't trust the government. Okay, so we've all heard the term conspiracy theory,

and many people have speculated about the truth surrounding 9-11, the random explosion of TWA Flight

800, or if the moon landing was real or fake. Now, your average person would hear any one of these

things and immediately think that anyone who questions the official government

narrative on these issues is crazy. But hear me out because many things that people thought the

government would never do turned out to be true. So sit back, relax, and let me tell you why I don't

trust the government, starting off with Operation Northwoods. Now, Operation Northwoods was a proposed

false flag operation against American citizens that originated within the U.S. Department of Defense

back in 1962. America's top military leaders drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit

acts of terrorism in U.S. cities so they could blame Cuba and create public support for

a war against them, hoping to use this as a way to ultimately oust communist leader Fidel Castro.

Again, the plans included the possible assassination of Cuban immigrants, sinking boats of Cuban

refugees, hijacking planes, and even orchestrating violent terrorism in U.S. cities,

with members of America's top military, even contemplating violent terrorism in U.S. cities, with members of America's top military even contemplating blowing up a U.S. ship resulting in U.S. military casualties,

writing, we could blow up a U.S. ship in Guantanamo, Bay, and Blame Cuba, and casualty lists in U.S. newspapers

would cause a helpful wave of national indignation. So just so we're all clear,

the U.S. government considered committing terror attacks against its own people to lie us into a war,

but we're just scratching the surface here, and this is not the first time that this has happened.

Now, speaking of wars we relied into, let's talk about the Vietnam War in the Gulf of Tonkin.

In August of 1964, the U.S. entered the Vietnam War after reports of an unprovoked attack by the

Vietnamese in the Gulf of Tonkin. But these reports ended up being false, and it turns out

government officials knew they were false the entire time. In August of 1964, the

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