(A couple ways to look at this. First, the pending False Flag op wasn't fully sanctioned so they put it on hold or maybe they figured they didn't need them anymore to gin up support for a full on war on Iran. Second, and I believe more probable, they understood (from posts like my previous ones) that there was a serious flaw in their design. The illegal (according to military code) broadcast of an execution to the public all of a sudden and out of the blue (Hasan supposedly did it 17 years ago) would be so out of place and off the wall it would be obvious they were trying to bait a violent response from some 'sleeper cell' they make up. In short, it would be an obvious pretext to their false flag(s?)... so now what? It could be nothing or it could be the video is released by someone and they get Max Blumenthal to write up another bullshit story about how it got out and triggered the 'Islamists' This is a better narrative because it doesn't appear so contrived nor will it open the DoD to pending lawsuits.)
from the NYT
President Trump on Thursday canceled the Pentagon’s planned livestream of the execution of the Army officer who was convicted in the 2009 Fort Hood mass shooting.
Pentagon officials said last week that the execution of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, who killed 13 people and wounded 32 others at Fort Hood, Texas, would be broadcast via livestream, a decision Mr. Trump initially said he supported.
But in private, Mr. Trump quickly began to deliberate with his advisers amid widespread criticism of the decision, and learned after the announcement that Mr. Hasan is paralyzed, according to several people familiar with his thinking. The president’s main concern was whether broadcasting the execution would deter other mass shootings, according to a White House official who was granted anonymity to discuss his thinking.
In a social media post on Thursday, Mr. Trump said he still believed that a televised execution would be a “strong deterrent for the World to witness how America deals with terrorists and SCUM,” but that “many very good and well meaning people would rather not watch him die, through streaming, or through any other visual device.”...
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