April 12, 2007 -- More false flag terror attacks prior to French presidential elections? Just days prior to the French presidential election which pits anti-North African Muslim conservative Nicolas Sarkozy, supported by the international neo-con clique, against a Socialist and centrist candidate, bombs have gone off in Algeria and Morocco. The attacks have been blamed on "Al Qaeda," the neo-cons' favorite (and likely controlled) bogeyman.

Three car bomb attacks killed 33 people in Algiers. A group claiming to be the Al Qaeda franchise in North Africa said it carried out the bombings. Three would-be suicide bombers blew themselves up in Casablanca while being pursued by police. Tunisia is on alert for possible terrorist attacks by "Al Qaeda."

Bombings in North Africa -- neocon Psyops to influence French presidential election?

French Interior Minister Francois Baroin, Sarkozy's replacement, immediately used the bombings in North Africa to claim that France was under threat of terrorism -- conveniently just prior to the election in which Sarkozy has made the threat of North African Muslim immigrants and terrorism a key issue. Neo-con outlets like the Times of London and Time magazine are now reporting that the North African bombings are a warning to France.