Remember the recent story of a bomb being found at a location where President Trump was going to give a speech? The media quickly discarded it saying it was a false alarm. Well, here's the REAL story: a citizen was apparently training a dog to become a bomb-sniffing dog. That's wierd. Why would a civilian do that? And why would they train them ON SITE where President Trump was going to give a speech? Hmmm ... Let's look at another incident where training was going on: Remmeber this? BOSTON CENTER: Hi. Boston Center T.M.U. [Traffic Management Unit], we have a problem here. We have a hijacked aircraft headed towards New York, and we need you guys to, we need someone to scramble some F-16s or something up there, help us out. POWELL: Is this real-world or exercise? BOSTON CENTER: No, this is not an exercise, not a test. And then what happened? But it doesn't stop there ... there was another instance: April 19 was a designated training day for the Oklahoma COunty Sheriff's bomb squad. Funny, but they all of a sudden had a real bomb to contend with -- one that took down the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. So, back to the current 'event': the citizen training a bomb sniffing dog ON SITE might be just a fluke -- or it might not be -- it might be to cause less concern when someone sees something that might be a bomb in the very near future. Think about that a bit . . .

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The reality of Israeli explosives experts using the cover of "art groups" to infiltrate and set up shop in the World Trade Center in advance of the big day is really not new to most 9/11 researchers. What is not as widely known however is the demonically mocking brazenness of their "art" -- something which could only be appreciated post 9/11. *Editor's Note: We are of the opinion that a cocktail of explosive forces was used to take out the Twin Towers: 1. Floor by floor explosives (to mimic and accelerate the "pancake" collapse which was then used as an explanation) 2. Micro nukes (to take out the deep immovable base and solid inner core of the towers) 3. Directed Energy Weapons (to pulverize and aerosolize everything for effect and easy cleanup) Two of the "artist" fronts -- which served as Trojan Horses for the Zionist blasting operatives -- were given unfettered, off hours access to the the 90s floors of the North Tower. The groups (among others still unknown to us) went by the name Gelatin (from Austria) and E-Team (Three Jews from New York). Both groups were chosen to be part of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council World Views projects which enabled them to actually live in the towers during the months leading up to 9/11. We kid you not!​ But first, an observation about the group's name, "Gelatin." Gelignite is an enormously powerful blasting material, invented by Alfred Nobel -- who also invented dynamite. The explosive is also commonly referred to as gelatin. And the B-Thing? ---- Balcony Thing? --- Or Bomb Thing?​ Another cast of shady characters fronting as "artists" working inside the Towers was a Jewish New York trio Eteam: consisting of members Ranziska Lamprecht, Hajoe Moderegger, and Daniel Seiple. E-Team = Explosives team? Yeah --- I think so. Not as much is known about E-team as we now know about the Gelatin crew. But we do know that they were also active in the 90s floors of the North Tower (the exact spot which exploded first on 9/11). World Trade Center lease owner Larry Silverstein could be found eating breakfast at Windows on the World restaurant on the top floor of the North Tower which got "E-Teamed" on 9/11. But on that fateful day, he just happened to have a "doctor's appointment" and both of his children (who also worked in the WTC) were late for work. https://www.realnewsandhistory.com/e-team-9-11/

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Germany-based firm Cognitec has upgraded its biometric FaceVACS-Entry photo capture device with presentation attack detection (PAD) capabilities and a feature to enable facial recognition between live faces and images from ID documents or databases. According to a company announcement, the updated device can perform ISO/IEC 19794-5 full frontal format and ISO/IEC 39794-5 general-purpose face image compliance tests. It is also capable of automatic or operator-triggered image acquisition and can perform either instant 1:1 biometric verification or identification against small on-device databases. The device can automatically detect a face, adjust the camera’s position according to the individual’s height, perform dynamic lighting, capture images, and verify the person’s identity. Regarding applications for FaceVACS-Entry, Cognitec mentions biometric eGates, desks, kiosks, free-standing pillars, and border control booths. “The combined service of photo capture and person verification saves travelers lots of time at the border. They should complete all immigration procedures in just a few seconds,” comments Cognitec Managing Director Alfredo Herrera. https://www.biometricupdate.com/202301/cognitec-upgrades-biometric-capture-hardware-with-pad-and-on-device-facial-recognition