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[[Nazi Germany]] carried out many such operations, such as the [[Reichstag fire]], in order to gain popularity and cement its control on the government. Another notable one backfired on them, however, the [[Gleiwitz Incident]] (an "attack" on a Nazi radio operation by other Nazis dressed as Polish soldiers, which was itself nothing more than a short anti-German broadcast, made believable by the [[Gestapo]]'s murder of a German who was sympathetic to the Polish, who was then dressed as a saboteur) would ultimately lead to [[World War II]].
[[Nazi Germany]] carried out many such operations, such as the [[Reichstag fire]], in order to gain popularity and cement its control on the government. Another notable one backfired on them, however, the [[Gleiwitz Incident]] (an "attack" on a Nazi radio operation by other Nazis dressed as Polish soldiers, which was itself nothing more than a short anti-German broadcast, made believable by the [[Gestapo]]'s murder of a German who was sympathetic to the Polish, who was then dressed as a saboteur) would ultimately lead to [[World War II]].
Unfortunately there are bad actors who will claim that real attacks and threats were actually just false flags to boost
approval ratings, such as the [[September 11th attacks]] and the [[assassination attempt on Trump]]
==Signs of a false flag==
==Signs of a false flag==