SWITZERLAND, Zurich — Based on breaking news and events, it appears that the Obama administration (at the behest of the CIA in Switzerland) will attempt to execute an attack on WWE’s Battleground (2015) which will be held at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri on July 19, 2015.

Exactly what type of terror attack is planned for Battleground (2015) is not known, but it will likely involve a gun-related massacre that will kill scores of WWE stars and fans alike. In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, a stampede will likely ensue, killing more WWE fans than the actual attack.

In order to psychologically program the public for the impending WWE terror attack, it was reported back on March 5, 2015, that a death hoax regarding WWE superstar John Cena had resurfaced. The timely hoax was likely spawned by the CIA in order to raise the notion of dead WWE stars.

In what appears to be pre-WWW terror programming, it was reported on March 13, 2015, that the WWE was blamed for the death of a teenager in India who was allegedly “imitating WWE stunts”. Although only conjecture, the teenager’s death was likely fabricated in order to acclimate the public for WWE-related terror.

In what appears to be a Roman-like blood sacrifice to a successful WWE terror attack in 2015, it was reported on March 21, 2015, that professional wrestler El Hijo Del Perro Aguayo died from injuries sustained while wrestling WWE superstar Rey Mysterio in Mexico.

A day later on March 22, 2015, it was reported that WWE superstar Rey Mysterio received death threats after the passing of Perro Aguayo Jr. The death threats were likely state-sponsored in order to further highlight the WWE-related death just prior to a horrific attack.

Roughly 3-months later on June 12, 2015, WWE Superstar Dusty ‘the American Dream’ Rhodes was found dead at 69. Although only conjecture, his death was likely another Roman-like blood sacrifice offered up to a successful WWE-related terror attack in 2015.

Coincidentally, that same day, June 12, 2015, it was also reported that Gawker was in the fight of its life with the Hulk Hogan sex-tape suit. The lawsuit appears to be a publicity stunt designed to keep the WWE front and center in the national media prior to an attack.

Lastly, on July 2, 2015, it was reported that the WWE has asked a federal judge to block concussion-related lawsuits. Again, the lawsuit appears to be a publicity stunt designed to keep the WWE front and center in the national media prior to an attack.