Perhaps some rethinking in order for David Shayler and co.

[Undesired Walrus]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7338301.stm

Jurors were shown never-before-seen CCTV footage of those attacks, tracking the four bombers' movements from the moment they met in Luton, to the moment they detonated their bombs.

....prosecution went on to show the jury CCTV footage of the events of 7 July 2005, the first time the material had been seen other than by police and security services.

The footage captured the four bombers assembling in the early hours of the morning, heading to Luton railway station and pulling on the rucksacks containing their bombs before catching a commuter train to London.

Jurors were then shown images of the damage caused by Khan's bomb, which ripped through the carriage of a westbound Circle Line train shortly after it left Edgware Road, killing him and six other passengers.

CCTV footage also showed a Circle Line train leaving Liverpool Street station and, as Tanweer detonated his device, smoke filling the platform leaving commuters running for cover. He killed himself and seven other people.

Stills of the remains of the Piccadilly Line train, after the third bomber, Lindsay, exploded his device killing another 26 passengers, were also shown.

'Battery purchase'

CCTV footage also captured bus bomber Hussain, who it is claimed had problems with his rucksack bomb, at a WH Smith newsagents where it is believed he bought a new battery....


Somehow blows most of a truther conspiracy out the window doesn't it? I think this conspiracy theory lived a short and unfilling life. Shame the same cannot be said for you, my friends from across the pond.

Also, some clips from Umar Islam's (Liquid bomb plotter) martyrdom video.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7340606.stm

A bad day for conspiracy theorists.

[Dave Rogers]

Somehow blows most of a truther conspiracy out the window doesn't it? I think this conspiracy theory lived a short and unfilling life. Shame the same cannot be said for you, my friends from across the pond.

So you think that the conspiracy theorists, when confronted with an overwhelming preponderance of evidence that clearly refutes their theories, will accept that they were wrong rather than claiming that said evidence was entirely fabricated?

Tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Dave

[CHF]

I can't believe there ever was a 7/7 conspiracy theory. It would have been sort of like a Madrid bombing "inside job" in that there was no point to it from the government's perspective.

What did the 7/7 bombing accomplish other than to disprove Blair's claim that the Iraq war has "made us safer?"

Given how many Islamic radicals the Brits have allowed into their country and given how vocal those radicals are, this CT was always gonna be a tough sell.

[Undesired Walrus]

Quite, but presumably the Islamist conspiracy which involves a martrydom video declaring death to the kuffar in a thick London accent is more spectacular and bizzare than this NWO bore.

[defaultdotxbe]

I can't believe there ever was a 7/7 conspiracy theory. It would have been sort of like a Madrid bombing "inside job" in that there was no point to it from the government's perspective.
we cant know what it was intended to accomplish, only that the NWO must have wanted it to happen, because it did

as for the videos mentioned in the OP, if they are made public im sure any CTer will be able to point out how obviously fake they are

[cludgie]

What did the 7/7 bombing accomplish other than to disprove Blair's claim that the Iraq war has "made us safer?"

I believe Alex Jones claimed it would help Blair stay in power by frightening the British people into re-electing him in the 2005 General Election...

....except Alex forgot to check that the General Election was in the month of May and the bombings took place (obviously) in July.

[CHF]

I believe Alex Jones claimed it would help Blair stay in power by frightening the British people into re-electing him in the 2005 General Election...

....except Alex forgot to check that the General Election was in the month of May and the bombings took place (obviously) in July.

So in other words, even if elections hadn't occured before the "false flag" attack, Alex Jones thought the purpose of the 7/7 bombings was to replicate the stunning electoral success of the Spanish government after the Madrid train bombings?

Oh wait...

[Horatius]

I believe Alex Jones claimed it would help Blair stay in power by frightening the British people into re-electing him in the 2005 General Election...





Yes! Of course! The only people who could possibly protect us from the next terrorist strike are the people who failed to protect us from the last one!


Makes perfect sense, really.

:rolleyes:


I think the problem is, Alex Jones assumes everyone else is as stupid as he is.

[Blender Head]

Yes! Of course! The only people who could possibly protect us from the next terrorist strike are the people who failed to protect us from the last one!

Well, Bush was re-elected.

[PhantomWolf]

Well, Bush was re-elected.

Yeah but that is only because the Democrats thought they would be able to run a goat against him and still win, so they did.

[damien pastaume]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7338301.stm





Somehow blows most of a truther conspiracy out the window doesn't it? I think this conspiracy theory lived a short and unfilling life. Shame the same cannot be said for you, my friends from across the pond.

Also, some clips from Umar Islam's (Liquid bomb plotter) martyrdom video.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7340606.stm

A bad day for conspiracy theorists.

I'm sure this somehow explains perfectly well how those poor saps weren't simply well paid (and filmed) actors taking part in Peter Power's terror drills on that most unpleasant day. Now we can get on with our lives. Phew.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2642456870256356055&q

Seven syllable words can be fun: 'compartmentalisation'.

A bad day for conspiracy theorists, indeed.

[PhantomWolf]

I'm sure this somehow explains perfectly well how those poor saps weren't simply well paid (and filmed) actors taking part in Peter Power's terror drills on that most unpleasant day. Now we can get on with our lives. Phew.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2642456870256356055&q

Seven syllable words can be fun: 'compartmentalisation'.

A bad day for conspiracy theorists, indeed.

All you need to do is ask why a private company who was having a crisis team exercise to learn how to manage things should an attack happen need to have a bunch of actors actually on the subway system when it really had nothing to do with what they were doing. It'd be like having to have a real spill on one of our rigs for the crisis team here to simulate one, pointless and unnecessary to the extreme. Peter Power's "drill" was nothing more than a book excersie in a company boardroom.

[Horatius]

Well, Bush was re-elected.


Yeah, but would you have bet the NWO on that?

[Ateius]

Yeah, but would you have bet the NWO on that?

Pshaw. Everyone knows the NWO controls the elections. No bet.

[Undesired Walrus]

I'm sure this somehow explains perfectly well how those poor saps weren't simply well paid (and filmed) actors taking part in Peter Power's terror drills on that most unpleasant day. Now we can get on with our lives. Phew.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2642456870256356055&q

Seven syllable words can be fun: 'compartmentalisation'.

A bad day for conspiracy theorists, indeed.

Why did Peter pick well-known Islamists for his exercise? That was a bit of a cock-up.

[Dave Rogers]

So you think that the conspiracy theorists, when confronted with an overwhelming preponderance of evidence that clearly refutes their theories, will accept that they were wrong rather than claiming that said evidence was entirely fabricated?

Tell me, what colour is the sky in your world?

Dave

I'm sure this somehow explains perfectly well how those poor saps weren't simply well paid (and filmed) actors taking part in Peter Power's terror drills on that most unpleasant day. Now we can get on with our lives. Phew.
http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=2642456870256356055&q

Seven syllable words can be fun: 'compartmentalisation'.

A bad day for conspiracy theorists, indeed.

Can I have a million dollars please, Mr. Randi?

Dave

[Comsat Angel]

Given Mr Shayler's alleged copious consumption of various non-prescription drugs, I don't believe "thinking" is high on his daily agenda.

[Horatius]

Pshaw. Everyone knows the NWO controls the elections. No bet.



So why are we wasting so much time and effort trying to herd the sheeple? Why don't we just "vote" NWO Kitty Emperor for life, and be done with it?



Stupid government contracts!