PNW - In the lead up to a major crisis one often finds a simulation of that crisis to have been recently and quietly carried out by the state and other actors in high places. Sometimes, to make matters even stranger, these simulations occur as the real crisis is unfolding. Ultimately, those simulating the disaster go on to manage the real thing, which begs the question: when does a coincidence stop being a coincidence?
In the wake of 9/11, George Bush famously said that nobody could have "envisioned flying airplanes into buildings" to justify his regime's failure to thwart the attacks. This was of course wildly untrue as numerous agencies had simulated this event numerous times as recently as August 2001.
On the day of 9/11 there were numerous operations simulating terrorist attacks being run around the country. When the air traffic control in Boston first reported that a hijacked plane was headed for New York and they needed F16s scrambled, the responder infamously asked, "Is this real-world or exercise?"
Years later in London a very similar situation played out. On the morning of July 7, 2005 four suicide bombings occurred on four Underground trains across the city. Meanwhile, a crisis management firm run by a self-styled terror expert was running a simulation in which bombs went off in the same Underground stations at the same time the real attacks were taking place.
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