By Anon
Mysteriously, the above identity card was found on the body of ‘the dead Seifeddine’.
“Police found Rezgui’s student registration card in his blood-soaked clothing.”
“Seifeddine was cornered and shot dead in a car park at the back of the Imperial Marhaba hotel, in Port el Kantaoui.”
..Seifeddine (right)
So, here are some of the various versions:
1. Seifeddine Yacoubi (Rezgui) was shot
(A) in an alley at the back of the Imperial Marhaba hotel or
(B) on the beach.
2. He was shot in
(A) Port el Kantaoui or
(B) eleven miles away in Sousse.
3. He was shot dead by
(A) A lone policeman, using two bullets, after snipers on roofs repeatedly failed to hit him or
(B) he was shot dead by security forces (plural) or
(C) he was shot dead by Mossad before or after being driven in a car to Port El Kataoui and dumped in a back alley.
Reportedly, the above photo is of Seifeddine.
“Pictures taken moments after Seifeddine Rezgui was gunned down by police show two gaping bulletholes near his heart and one above his belly button.”
Three bullets, not two.
Conclusion:
Many of the mainstream media reports have been scripted by Mossad and its friends, and, Seifeddine has a Mossad double.
There was the friendly, liberal, decent Seiffedine who was liked by his university and by his family and friends.
Then there was the ‘Mossad Seifeddine’ who lived with his fellow ‘Mossad assets’ in one part of Kairouan.
These ‘Mossad assets’ have recently been giving interviews to the media.
According to staff at l’Institut Superior des Sciences Appliquees et de Technologie (Issat) in Kairouan, where Seifeddine studied, Ministry of Interior officials and police officers had said that they had no knowledge that Seifeddine was a member of a jihadist network.
Tunisia hotel attack.
The ‘Mossad Seifeddine’ lived with six young men in a rented house in Kairouan’s Sidi Belkhacem district.
This ‘Mossad group’ “led secretive lives and avoided talking to local people.
“The group suddenly disappeared a month before the murders.”
The real Seifeddine was not studying aviation engineering, but network management.
Reportedly, around the beginning of June 2015, Seifeddine traveled to Sousse, in the hope of finding a student holiday job.