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Originally posted by uknumpty
The biggest question regarding 7/7 is the type of explosives we're told were used. Lookup how TATP explodes and then try and match that with injuries recieved and eyewitness reports.
While doing this, remember initial reports from various sources said the type of explosive used was of military grade (C4/semtex). This is far more relfective in the type of injuries recieved and blast patterns described. Detecting an explosive's signature should be a fairly straightforward process so why did the story change?
[edit on 22-9-2006 by uknumpty]
Originally posted by Strangerous
Again people you're falling for the ranting of conspiracy nuts:
Bomb were detonated by the bombers
Initial reports of explosion under the floor were discredited
Flash burns seen on some of the wounded (and it was only a very small proportion) do not mean it wasn't TATP - these could quite easily be secondary effects from other accelerants.
The power surge was just the initial conclusion of the guys in the control room - a perfectly reasonable conclusion given the evidence they were working with.
No-one has yet to provide any credible evidence to refute the official version of events. Apply a little bit of critical thinking and you'll see plainly that the 'evidence' for the conspiracy is in no way convincing.
A small high explosive device could have easily been disguised as something innocent.
"They seem to think the bomb was left in a bag, but I don't remember anybody being where the bomb was, or any bag,"
(my bolds)
Originally posted by Strangerous
Bomb were detonated by the bombers
Originally posted by Strangerous
Initial reports of explosion under the floor were discredited
Originally posted by Strangerous
Flash burns seen on some of the wounded (and it was only a very small proportion) do not mean it wasn't TATP - these could quite easily be secondary effects from other accelerants.
Originally posted by Strangerous
If, as you suggest, it was an inside job don't you think the many, many excellent investigative journalists / reporters / commentators the UK is blessed with would have blown the whistle by now?
Or are all those people in the pay of the 'shadowy powers' too?
[edit on 30/10/2006 by Strangerous]
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
While I agree the train times are not any real proof of a conspiracy, there are some very disturbing coincidences between the 7/7 bomings and 9/11.
One being the number of anti-terror training exercises occuring in London at the same time. Some were actuall geared towards they very places where the bombs blew up.
Originally posted by Essan
But what about all the days over the past 10 years when such exercises have taken place (most London based companies used to carry them out at least once a year - I assume they still do) when no terrorist attacks took place?
Originally posted by uknumpty
Originally posted by Strangerous
Bomb were detonated by the bombers
Where's the proof? There isn't even any CCTV of them getting on the tube trains?
And what does this prove? That they weren't on the trains? Hardly! all it proves is there was no CCTV or that it hasn't been released
Originally posted by Strangerous
Initial reports of explosion under the floor were discredited
Discredited where and by whom? It doesn't help to make blank statements without backing them up.
If you bother to study the conspiracy nut sites posted in this thread you'll find an article by a Guardian journo who says he originally reported the upturned floor in error. Unless this Guardian journo is an MI5 stooge then you have the source for the initial, incorrect, statements.
www.infowars.net...
I suggest you do some research, read the sites you have so much faith in before you accuse me of making 'blank statements'
Originally posted by Strangerous
Flash burns seen on some of the wounded (and it was only a very small proportion) do not mean it wasn't TATP - these could quite easily be secondary effects from other accelerants.
What accelerants? remember they removed fire extinguishers from the tube many years ago due to vandalism?
Many other acclerants likely to be present; aerosols, perfumes in people's bags, oils and other lubricants within the train systems. Again this is not the proof you claim it is. You'll notice the very few of the wounded who exhibited burns - if, as you suggest, it was C4 etc then the majority of the wounded would exhibit burns
Explosive signatures can be detected quite quickly and all the initial reports were that it was a military grade explosive. This changed when they found the "TATP bomb factory" in Leeds. They then fitted the evidence around the story.
Initial reports were of high explosive, possibly, military grade. This is understandable given the damage, the difficulty of access / contamination of the crime scenes and the need to feed news networks. Again not the proof you claim it provides.
[edit on 31-10-2006 by uknumpty]
Originally posted by Essan
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
While I agree the train times are not any real proof of a conspiracy, there are some very disturbing coincidences between the 7/7 bomings and 9/11.
One being the number of anti-terror training exercises occuring in London at the same time. Some were actuall geared towards they very places where the bombs blew up.
But what about all the days over the past 10 years when such exercises have taken place (most London based companies used to carry them out at least once a year - I assume they still do) when no terrorist attacks took place?
Originally posted by uknumpty
Originally posted by Strangerous
If, as you suggest, it was an inside job don't you think the many, many excellent investigative journalists / reporters / commentators the UK is blessed with would have blown the whistle by now?
Or are all those people in the pay of the 'shadowy powers' too?
[edit on 30/10/2006 by Strangerous]
Any journalist/broadcaster with half a career won't touch on anything slightly contentious as they'd get shouted down and name called whatever evidence or questions they dug up. They don't want to risk their careers.
It's a similar situation to what exists in the US. Watch Dan Rather's interview with BBC Newsnight after he retired.
Dan Rather interview with BBC Newsnight
Originally posted by Essan
But what about all the days over the past 10 years when such exercises have taken place (most London based companies used to carry them out at least once a year - I assume they still do) when no terrorist attacks took place?
Originally posted by Strangerous
Hmm Mark Thomas launches numerous direct attacks on BAe and its export business, Duncan Campbell breaks into the secret tunnel network in 1982 and cycles around for a night taking photos and then publishes a book about it. They risked careers, their safety and possible jail terms to expose the truth so your argument doesn't stand up.
[edit on 31/10/2006 by Strangerous]