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Originally posted by LemmyKautionu
Four terrorists supposedly got on a late train in Luton yet only one seems to have got off in London! That with the rumours that two middle east looking men with back packs were shot near the Gurkin in the City of London-shootings which weren't remarkably weren't reported by the media, and I think the conspiracy is there for all to see. The BBC tried to a demolition job on a viral internet documentary concerning the 7/7 bombings yet all they managed to do was show their bias. They've done something similar with the 9/11 conspiracies.
Originally posted by LemmyKautionu
The other thing that makes me clasp my head in astonishment concerning the 7/7 attacks is how the one supposed bomber who did manage to reach London, finding that he couldn't contact his three missing friends, simply wandered down the road and had a McDonalds Happy Meal...! Shouldn't he have been preparing himself to meet his maker, a host of virgins etc? Instead, he calmly eats junk food as if he's waiting for a phone call, instructions perhaps?
Originally posted by LemmyKautionu
reply to post by micpsi
Don't even get me started on the CCTV photograph of the four entering Luton train station. There's so many inconsistencies in that one picture that it becomes obvious that its been doctored. The iron handrail going both in front, and behind, one of the suspects always makes me groan.
Originally posted by jameshawkings
Looks to me like a warning shot from Murdoch, he's reminding the British Elite that he has the power to take them down.
Murdoch would have known the details of the 7/7 False Flag plan beforehand and would have been handed the necessary propaganda in advance.
Originally posted by Alfie1
Anybody who thinks 7/7 was a government plot seriously needs counselling ! What the hell was it supposed to be for ?
Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
He's not really doing what your definition suggests. He hasn't directly seen any wrongdoing in his organisation. All he's done is go on the net and get duped - he just happens to work for the police.
But it doesn't really matter. I feel for the guy, he's clearly a bit troubled. And the vested interests like Richplanet and Jones who profit from this ought to be ashamed.
Originally posted by kidtwist
So you spend all your spare time it seems on ATS,
which profits from conspiracy theorists, and that is cool by you, but you don't like other sites profiting for the same reasons?
Originally posted by PhoenixOD
7/7 'was a plot by the Govt'
www.thesun.co.uk
(visit the link for the full news article)
Tony Farrell, 51, handed in an annual "threat assessment" report after falling for a conspiracy theory he stumbled across on the internet.
Police chiefs were stunned to be told by their adviser on where to concentrate resources that the Government was the "enemy within".
He also claimed the risk from Islamic extremists was zero and tackling crime and protecting vulnerable people was "irrelevant". Mr Farrell, a £35,000-a-year civilian worker for South Yorkshire Police, was sacked after he refused to get his mental state checked by a doctor.
He is suing for unfair dismissal and demanding £140,000 damages.
edit on 21-7-2011 by PhoenixOD because: (no reason given)