By Anon
Mossad
In her hotel, Kirsty Murray, 25, was wounded by a man with a handgun she believes was not Seifeddine Yacoubi.
Her father Neil said: ‘Both her and her fiancé have said there was more than one gunman. One person is not capable of doing that much damage anyhow.’
Jean, a grandmother-of-three, said many of her fellow British guests at the Marhaba were convinced there was another gunman who came into the reception and started shooting at the height of the mayhem.
“Gaafour, a drab former mining town 100 miles from the ritzy five-star resort he attacked, is not known as a hotbed of radicalism.
“‘He was never in trouble with anyone ever,’ said neighbour Monia Riahi, (of young Yacoubi). ‘Maybe he was brainwashed or something.'”
“Local police sources in Sousse say Yacoubi arrived in the resort in a rented car with two other men who dropped him off on a side street leading to the beach.
“Dressed in a black t-shirt, dark shorts and necklace, his gun hidden inside a beach umbrella, he sauntered to the water’s edge and began his murderous spree.”
“Yacoubi landed on the shore on a boat dressed as a tourist.”
In other words, Yacoubi may have a Mossad double?
Mossad
According to the Daily Mail:
11.55am: Yacoubi arrives at the beach, pulling up at speed in an inflatable Zodiac dinghy.
He casually jumps out of the boat and strolls barefoot up the white sand towards hundreds of tourists.
12.10: The gunman runs from the beach through the pool area of the Imperial Marhaba and into the hotel lobby, firing as he goes.
He seems to know the layout of the hotel well and is able to reload his weapon at will.
12.25: With armed police in pursuit, the terrorist runs through dusty and potholed back streets between the two hotels.
12.30: Rezgui is cornered and shot dead in a car park at the back of the Imperial Marhaba.
In other words, the patsy is dumped in the street.
The UK politician Amran Hussain (above) just happened to be staying in a hotel near the shootings.
More here: TUNISIA – FALSE FLAG ATTACK ON HOTELS – PORT EL KANTAOUI…