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The 7/7 coroner has sharply criticised MI5 as she ruled that the emergency services could not have saved any of those who died n the attacks Lady Justice Hallett said the 52 victims of the killed by four Muslim extremists and rejected claims that security agency failings rejected claims that security agency failings caused or contributed to their deaths.
Originally posted by andy1972
Attack simultations happening the same day run by a business whos boss is a ex cia man!
Originally posted by backinblack
One Government body investigating another Government body..
What did you expect??
Kiley was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and educated at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana. He graduated magna cum laude and went on to study at Harvard's Graduate School. In 1963 he joined the Central Intelligence Agency. The BBC reports that although former colleagues say it would be incorrect to regard Bob Kiley as a "spook" he did travel around the world in his role as Manager of Intelligence Operations. He later served as Executive Assistant to the Agency Director Richard Helms.
Kiley left the Agency in 1970 and embarked a career in management, with particular emphasis on transport. He first worked as an assistant director at the Police Foundation in Washington D.C. Two years later he became deputy mayor of Boston, a position he held for three years. In 1975 Kiley took on two new roles - one as adjunct professor of public management at Boston University - and the other as chairman and CEO of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. He left the MBTA in 1979 and became a vice-president at the Management Analysis Center (now part of Cap Gemini). In 1983 Kiley moved down the east coast to become the Chairman and CEO of the New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). He remained in the position until 1990 and in his time in the role secured state funding to the tune of $16bn to revitalise the railroads, buses and subways in the MTA region. Gene Russianoff, of the New York Straphangers Campaign, says that the money was spent wisely - "Even normally grudging New Yorkers say he did a good job," says Russianoff. The clean-up campaign involving arresting fare dodgers and cleaning up graffiti is now regarded as a prelude to the city-wide policy of "zero tolerance" enforced by Rudy Giuliani during his time as Mayor in the 1990s.
In 1991 Kiley moved to a new role as President of the New York construction company Fischbach Corporation. He briefly held the role of Chairman too before moving again to become President and CEO of the New York City Partnership in 1995. From 1994 to 1998 he was also principal of Kohlberg & Company, a private equity investment house. Kiley's Transport for London biography notes that Kiley is also "Member of the Council on Foreign Relations, Board Member of the Salzburg Seminar, the American Repertory Theater, MONY Group Inc, the Princeton Review Inc and Edison Schools, Inc. He is also on the Advisory Board of the Harvard University Center for State and Local Government."
Originally posted by andy1972
Zreply to post by BadPenny
If tubelines was the disaster managment company used by london transport, who would have hired them for a mock exercise in the same three tube stations where the explosions actually happened.
An exercise of that cost and magnitude would have needed Kileys name on the pay cheque or at least his authorisation.
Originally posted by andy1972
ONCE A SPOOK ALWAYS A SPOOK, Kiley hd nothing personal to gain, all this death a pain was simply business. Orders from above.