Bomb blast in Bombay, India Govt. Confirms Terror Attack

The Indian home secretary said two people had been killed and more than 100 wounded. One explosion was reported in the Zaveri Bazaar, another in the Opera House business district and a third in Dadar district. Indian media have quoted the home ministry as saying the explosions are a terrorist attack.

No news about who is responsible yet.
www.bbc.co.uk...

I think it's a FF to invade Pakistan. I'm sure they will be blamed for it.

Where did they find OBL again? Listen to Bush at the 2.50 mark...



Don't forget these people plan their stuff years in advance.

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Can this be a setup to give India and US a reason to punish Pakistan.

I mean the aid to Pakistan was cut short and now this. It can mean 2 things.

The pakistani government will claim that they dont have enough funding to stop and monitor
all the terrorist activities and they'll start to beg once again for more money.

Or it was a setup to punish (attack) pakistan for its activities within the last 3 decades.

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Originally posted by raptorinvictus


No news about who is responsible yet.
www.bbc.co.uk...

Ok so we now have three threads on this but I might be able to help answering your question with the same post i put into the other 2 threads on this very topic.

Looking at this attack as the news story is still developing my guess would be that this attack has been conducted by Lashkar-e-Taiba, the same group responsible for the 2008 Mumbai attacks. And yes they are backed the ISI, they were backed at the time of the Mumbai attacks by the ISI and India didn’t really do much about it. The MO fits, attacking Mumbai and civilian targets in coordinated attacks. My initial assessment of this is that it is the work of Lashkar-e-Taiba, could be any number of Kashmir groups such as Harkat-ul-mujahedeen.

Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin

Originally posted by raptorinvictus


No news about who is responsible yet.
www.bbc.co.uk...

Ok so we now have three threads on this but I might be able to help answering your question with the same post i put into the other 2 threads on this very topic.

I've been responding to all 3 threads until they're consolidated by the Moderator(s).

Does everything HAVE to be a false flag?
I think its probably just what it looks like, a bif to sour the peace process by those who wish to benefit from the confict.
They will keep it going as long as possible because it is a religious war beyond anything sane or rational.

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Yup I have been reading what you have to say, am sorry but I disagree with you in just about everything you have said thus far.

I don’t understand why some people can’t just accept that a terrorist attack is just that, a terrorist attack. Sure if I am right about the group responsible then there is a good chance of Pakistani involvement, which is interesting enough without your unfounded claims that this could be an attempt the “set up Pakistan”.

Originally posted by stirling
Does everything HAVE to be a false flag?
I think its probably just what it looks like, a bif to sour the peace process by those who wish to benefit from the confict.
They will keep it going as long as possible because it is a religious war beyond anything sane or rational.

That's what it is. The question is: WHO BENEFITS FROM THIS?

Follow the money. It will lead to the international banksters, as usual.

Just as expected...

Cut back on Foreign Aid From US definitely does not help Pakistan - SARCASM INTENDED ...

PAKISTAN AID CUTBACK 1

PAKISTAN AID CUTBACK 2

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Nobody benefits from it, there is no massive multinational headed up by the Bilderbergs sitting in a office somewhere counting the penny’s they have made out of this attack. There is only suffering as a result of terrorist acts like this, nobody benefits, the terrorists might have a small change of benefiting from this but that’s about it.

People on ATS really have to start accepting that it is not the warped hand of the NWO behind everything that goes on in this world and that bad things just happen because bad people exist.

Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by hp1229

 

Yup I have been reading what you have to say, am sorry but I disagree with you in just about everything you have said thus far.

I don’t understand why some people can’t just accept that a terrorist attack is just that, a terrorist attack. Sure if I am right about the group responsible then there is a good chance of Pakistani involvement, which is interesting enough without your unfounded claims that this could be an attempt the “set up Pakistan”.

True you have the right to disagree.

Afterall this is a conspiracy website. Thus the instant urge to think as one

I'm sure we'll never know the truth but with all other activities revolving around that region and especially Pakistan and India, I wouldn't be surprised with my theory or your view point

Just saw this:

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Rediff.com » News » Pakistan condemns Mumbai blasts
Pakistan condemns Mumbai blasts
July 13, 2011 20:35 IST


Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari [ Images ] and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani [ Images ] on Wednesday condemned the three bomb blasts in India's [ Images ] financial hub of Mumbai [ Images ] that killed at least two persons and injured scores.
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"President Asif Ali Zardari, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, the government and the people of Pakistan have condemned the blasts in Mumbai and expressed distress on the loss of lives and injuries," said a statement issued by Foreign Office spokesperson Tehmina Janjua.

"The President and the Prime Minister have expressed their deepest sympathies to the Indian leadership on the loss of lives, injuries and damage to property in Mumbai," Janjua said.

No group claimed responsibility for the blasts, which coincided with the birthday of Ajmal Kasab [ Images ], the lone surviving member of a group of 10 Pakistani terrorists who attacked Mumbai in November 2008 and killed 166 people.

Kasab, born on July 13, 1987, has been convicted and sentenced to death for his role in the attacks.

Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by CaptChaos

 

Nobody benefits from it, there is no massive multinational headed up by the Bilderbergs sitting in a office somewhere counting the penny’s they have made out of this attack. There is only suffering as a result of terrorist acts like this, nobody benefits, the terrorists might have a small change of benefiting from this but that’s about it.

People on ATS really have to start accepting that it is not the warped hand of the NWO behind everything that goes on in this world and that bad things just happen because bad people exist.

Ever think about the Chinese if they had any hand in this to divert the attention from the disputed Indo-Chinese border region and their recent construction activities (Railroad and Air Fields along almost entire length of the Indo-Chinese Border and POK which they have been openly invited by Pakistani's ? Just a thought.

There is a big geo-political powerplay going on in the South Asian region involving India, China and Pakistan.
Surely economic and strategic buildup and the next wannabee of powerhouse in the region.

How about providing the Goodies to the Terrorist group operatives in India with (Funding , Logistics & Cheap Ingredients ) ?

This way the naturally inclined Pakistan equation is thrown outsince there will not be any evidence leading to ISI? Just a thought.

After all they have plenty of Chinese nationals in India too

If there is one thing too many in India are Chinese who can fluently speak/understand Indian National Language but not the other way around in India or China (Chinese speaking/understanding Indians)

Truly tragic. How long can the US keep supporting a government in Pakistan which has known links to terrorists? As always, the people in the end always suffer at the expense of foolish/corrupt political decisions...