Israeli officials issued stand down orders to allow Muslim forces to slaughter over 1,200 Israelis on October 7th, US Army Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn (ret.) said last month.
In an interview with reporter Alex Jones, the former national security advisor called for a “major, serious investigation” into the “breakdown of security” that Israel has thus far been unable to justify. Flynn predicted that Israel’s current war — now three months old and counting — will continue to draw regional US troops into the conflict.
“So this thing is getting really bad, and it’s because there was a decision made to have a security stand down on the seventh of October for seven hours on the southern zone of Israel up against the fence line of [the] Gaza Strip,” said the former intelligence official.
“And I’m telling you, folks, that wasn’t done out of happenstance, that’s not a coincidence. Somebody made that decision. I don’t know whether it’s Netanyahu that made it [or] the southern zone commander who made it. Somebody made it, because there’s no way in the world for the security breakdown that the Israelis had on that day.”
Flynn added that he has personally seen Israel’s security apparatus up close and inspected the defensive systems on the border with Gaza.
“I’ve walked it. I know what their security system is made of, and I know the levels that they go through,” he explained. “They have multiple layers of defenses. They have multiple layers of electronic detection systems. They have drones. They have balloons. They have people watching from all sorts of cameras. It is one of the most secure borders in the world, if not the most secure border in the world.
“It’s a huge scandal.”
Flynn therefore cautioned the US not to “get dragged into something that we don’t want,” and slammed the Washington, DC “uniparty” for perpetuating an endless and profitable war.
General Flynn is one of many intelligence and security experts who assert that the October 7th massacre could not have occurred without Israel standing down its considerable defenses.
Ever since 2005, when Israel removed all Jewish residents from Gaza and handed over control to Muslims, Israel has been diligently constructing advanced military systems along the border.
Anticipating the potential threat of an above-ground invasion, Israel invested a substantial sum of $220 million in the development of a very sophisticated defense system that boasts an impressive level of precision and accuracy “with no margin of error.” This includes barbed wire enclosures and a towering wall that reaches a height of 23 feet. Motion sensors are strategically placed within the ground throughout the perimeter of the electronic fences, complemented by watchtowers equipped with remote-controlled machine guns.
The border is additionally monitored by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, as well as Humvees piloted by extensively trained troops. Command centers, working around the clock, receive a steady stream of video from several night-vision cameras strategically positioned along the border.
One of the interesting assets deployed near the Gaza border is a semi-autonomous robotic vehicle known as the Jaguar. This advanced vehicle is equipped with numerous cameras, sensors, transmitters, and even a 7.62mm MAG machine gun. The Jaguar boasts a state-of-the-art remote-controlled PA system and is equipped with a fail-safe self-destruction mechanism in the event of capture by hostile forces.
In order to prevent underground invasions, a sophisticated “smart fence” spanning 40 miles has been implemented. This advanced system is equipped with several AI-powered cameras, radar, and various sensors. The construction of the barrier reportedly required a staggering one hundred and forty thousand tons of steel and concrete.
Israel’s security measures around the Gazan border also include Sky Dew, an aerial balloon specifically engineered to aid the Israel Air Force in identifying potential dangers such as rockets and planes.
Security experts have also been struggling to explain how the military and intelligence units in the command centers failed to detect the loss of transmission.
Furthermore, these units consistently engage in scheduled drills and maneuvers. As per a military commander stationed at the Gaza border, one of the drills conducted on a regular basis is a “dawn alert” where both the night and day shifts thoroughly examine the defenses of the border. The Muslim soldiers, who launched their invasion at daybreak, would have encountered an extensive surveillance operation conducted by highly alert troops.
Flynn has called for the removal of several high-ranking commanders in Israel’s military and intelligence forces.
