Uri killings all a false flag

 The latest news travelling around the Uri attacks is that it was all orchestrated by the Indian government themselves. The term #falseflagbeforeun has gone viral on twitter and Facebook with posts coming from everywhere about India sabotaging its own army soldiers operations to promote awareness for Pakistani centered terrorists which do not exist. The concept of false flag is a simple but diabolic one. To sometimes spread a rumor or mostly done to unite your troops under one flag against a greater enemy, a rumor is spread about an occurrence which did happen but within the said parties own powers. The operation in question is said to be the work of the opposing party and thus unity and a general idea accepted by all is promoted. Usually, a very effective way to get into the minds of friends and foes alike, false flag was made common by United States of America when they used the same tactic to go against Cuba’s retaliation.

India in this situation has done the exactly same thing, while promoting Pakistan as the homeland of all terrorists, used 4 unnamed personnel attacked an Indian army base camp settled somewhere near the line of control and managed to kill of 17 young soldiers on duty at that time. The Indian government has wildly claimed that this was the work of Pakistani terrorists who managed to infiltrate and Indian guarded border along with killing more than quadruple their strength. This may have happened but the only proof that the Indians have given is a video in which they claim to have laid down some items which had Pakistani markings on them. The video has no such evidence and even if it did would not guarantee that they were actually Pakistani.

The false flag in question would be the work of India’s government who would need to make up reasons to put the blame on Pakistan. And lately, anything which causes damage seems to have Pakistan written on it. This is definitely a ploy to get the attention from innocent killings in Kashmir to shift towards the Indian army personnel. And for those that hate Pakistani people for an attack that they do not commit, they should look at the daily killing of children and innocent bystanders who were brutally killed and wounded by the Indian army. Is this justice?