9/11 Accurately Predicted & Portrayed by "The Lone Gunmen"

I was going to ad this to a youtube playlist but they seem to have removed al of my playlists, thanks to this pathetic and angering attempt to force people into switching their account to Google+

This is from the a single seasoned 2001 X-Files Spin off called The Lone Gunmen,
Aired in March 2001, 6 Months before it acually happened.

This depicts the very thing that happened on 9/11, with the plan of increased international sales of weapons from America as a result of the "incident" for more profit. Remember all the money that has been announced missing from the pentagon the day before, and the fact that it is entirely possibly to control a plane from any computer or mobile device. Remember Building seven had been reported as collapsed from a few office fires with not plane impacts 20 minutes before it actually happened, and that FOX, who aired this series who first showed the videos of the 2nd plane hitting, which has been proven as edited and transposed, and the plane appearing from nowhere (There is a documentray somewhere showing this) after the camera zoomed in.Note how the video faded out before and after the actual nose impact. It's all out there on youtube...

Also remember that some of the accused terrorists from the plane are still miraculously alive, and the only surviving contents that made it without being pulverised from inside the WTC towers and planes hit them was an unburnt, pristine condition passport and sheets of paper, not even a phone keypad, office chair was found, and Molten steel was found in the basement 6 weeks after.

U.S. KNEW Syria Sarin attack would happen 3 days BEFORE

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Source: Daily Mail

BBC Horizon: 2012-2013: The Age of Big Data

BBC iPlayer - Horizon: 2012-2013: The Age of Big Data

In Los Angeles, a remarkable experiment is underway; the police are trying to predict crime, before it even happens. At the heart of the city of London, one trader believes that he has found the secret of making billions with maths. In South Africa, astronomers are attempting to catalogue the entire cosmos. These very different worlds are united by one thing - an extraordinary explosion in data. Horizon meets the people at the forefront of the data revolution, and reveals the possibilities and the promise of the age of big data.