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The government here uses 4chan as the Emmanuel Goldstein for the West. This puts the government in a pickle, because these terror attacks are the most powerful tool in the government's arsenal with respect to shepherding the people, or otherwise pushing them away from a certain ideology and pushing them towards what the government wants. Just like in that old meaningless and forgotten Texas shooting, where the Federal Agents literally convinced a dude to shoot up some place and even gave him guns to do this, the government can sleep a lot better at night when their "enemies" do exactly what the government wants them to do. Our theatres entertain over 32,000 people in central London every night and all theatres take the safety of their audience, performers and staff very seriously,' a spokesman said. It appears to limit the depictions to abortions that take place in the first trimester, as Sam says both types of abortions usually take place in that time frame.  
  
This applies to this sub, 4chan, and any other place where alleged "resistance" might exist. The discontented have no place to turn to voice their opinions besides these places, and this allows the government to then aggressively indoctrinate them with state-approved opposition arguments. A similar incident took place in the West End in May 2004, when a chandelier slipped from its bearings at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, dislodging plaster onto the audience during a performance of When Harry Met Sally. It is thought the engineer, who will be accompanied by police officers, will spend most of the night getting access inside the theatre to ensure it is safe. Most, if not all of these attacks are likely either fabricated entirely or directly induced by the government, and so long as there is an "apparently legitimate group" that can then be "held accountable" for these actions, then people will believe that the government black flag attacks are legitimate.  
  
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Sean Walsh, who was visiting the show with his girlfriend, said they were sitting in the balcony when they first spotted a group of people below them shouting to leave the theatre immediately. One 29-year-old, who would only give his name as Ben, said: ‘It was about halfway through the first half of the show and there was a lot of creaking. ‘We initially thought it was part of the show. We thought it was part of the play. ‘We thought it was part of the scene, it was a seaside scene, but then there was a lot of crashing noise and part of the roof caved in. ‘Don't know if anyone is trapped in there but people outside are covered in dust and some in blood. While some "seditious libel" may be able to be punished, political statements are likely protected. So choose your camera carefully or you may not be able to discern the facial features or other intricate details if that is important to you.