London Bombing Oddity

[fagin]

see, you have to look at each individual item, dismiss it individually as 'coincidence' and disregard the jigsaw that those coincidences create overall, that's just troooooofer talk.

Disregard a jigsaw of coincidences. Why not?
Unrelated incidents are not proof. They are however troofer talk as you put it.
Well done you wrote the truth, even if it was meant as sarcasm.

 

[SatansMaleVoiceChoir]

OK Zlaya; let's get up out of the tangle of weeds, from all the (alleged) coincedences and 'evidence', and take a look at the big, overall picture.

One simple question you have to ask yourself:

If you believe this incident was perpetrated by the British Government, please tell me what they could possibly hope to gain from it?

 

[gumboot]

Supposedly Blair staged the attacks just before the elections so he would get voted back into power. The one staggering flaw in this argument (which is put forward by Alex Jones, amongst others) is that the July Bombings occurred after the national elections which I believe were held in May that year.

-Gumboot

 

[SatansMaleVoiceChoir]

So that's one supposed reason refuted. How many more I wonder?

Come on - bring on the classics!

 

[ref]

Supposedly Blair staged the attacks just before the elections so he would get voted back into power. The one staggering flaw in this argument (which is put forward by Alex Jones, amongst others) is that the July Bombings occurred after the national elections which I believe were held in May that year.

-Gumboot

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/vote_2005/frontpage/4519863.stm

Tony Blair has won a historic third term in government for Labour but with a drastically reduced majority.

Last Updated: Friday, 6 May, 2005, 10:37 GMT 11:37 UK

(The election was held on 5 May, 2005)

 

[Undesired Walrus]

Supposedly Blair staged the attacks just before the elections so he would get voted back into power. The one staggering flaw in this argument (which is put forward by Alex Jones, amongst others) is that the July Bombings occurred after the national elections which I believe were held in May that year.

-Gumboot

Interestingly enough Jones also drags up some obscure newspaper article (Gosh how he loves those) which says Labour were trailing a few points, then points out that 'Tony Blair was almost certainly going to lose the election, and then right on time....'

There was not a chance in hell Blair was going to lose to Michael Howard.

 

[ref]

Interestingly enough Jones also drags up some obscure newspaper article (Gosh how he loves those) which says Labour were trailing a few points, then points out that 'Tony Blair was almost certainly going to lose the election, and then right on time....'

Right on time, only 2 months and 2 days after the election..

 

[bonavada]

London is a big city. It's also a city with a long history of terrorism. This is a list of terrorist incidents in the UK. The vast majority were in London.
-Gumboot

although that wiki article is presented as a list of UK terrorist incidents, it doesn't detail bombings in NI/Ulster. if so the list would be much much longer. have our resident CT'ers ever addressed the outrages of the Nationalist/Loyalist bombing campaigns? have they ever thought whether a city like Belfast would have terror drills? you can bet there have been many. a good proportion of which would have co-incided with actual bombings over there. are these also hair-raising co-incidences?

pile steaming what horse***t a of

BV

 

[cludgie]

Heh. I remember those Alex Jones claims about the election. Its no wonder the NWO lives on when the troofers can't even establish a basic timeline.

And even if it happened before an election, why would it help? The Madrid attacks didn't exactly benefit the party in power. The Spanish elections occurred only days after, they lost and the bombings were partly blamed as swinging public opinion to the other side.

 

[chillzero]

although that wiki article is presented as a list of UK terrorist incidents, it doesn't detail bombings in NI/Ulster. if so the list would be much much longer. have our resident CT'ers ever addressed the outrages of the Nationalist/Loyalist bombing campaigns? have they ever thought whether a city like Belfast would have terror drills? you can bet there have been many. a good proportion of which would have co-incided with actual bombings over there. are these also hair-raising co-incidences?

Umm.. no.

Belfast and other major cities in NI had specialised security checks and systems in place in order to make it tougher to attack, however, there were not 'drills' as such to practice what would happen if the city was attacked.

Individual firms had practice at bomb scares, and fire drills - like most firms globally probably undertake fire drills and checks occasionally.

 

[8den]

although that wiki article is presented as a list of UK terrorist incidents, it doesn't detail bombings in NI/Ulster. if so the list would be much much longer. have our resident CT'ers ever addressed the outrages of the Nationalist/Loyalist bombing campaigns? have they ever thought whether a city like Belfast would have terror drills? you can bet there have been many. a good proportion of which would have co-incided with actual bombings over there. are these also hair-raising co-incidences?

pile steaming what horse***t a of

BV

Belfast in the 80s/90s had some serious security practices, all large shops, for example, had security on the door. Not to check if you were shoplifting, but to examine your bags before you went into the shop.

Didn't always work, I stayed in the Europa hotel, which has the dubious honour of being the most bombed business in the world.

 

[8den]

Also I travelled on the underground that morning.

TFL run an actual terror drill around once year that affects one station. Usually on a Sunday. It's completely shut down.

The idea that one rushhour they ran terror drills on four lines, that had actual control of the line or emergency services, is just staggering.

I can see it now;

"we apologise for the inconvenience but this train has been held between stations while we simulate a terrorist attack. Would two thirds of passengers make their to the front of the train, while a third of you lie down and pretend to be injured. The uninjured passengers should make their way through the tunnel to the next station. The injured passengers should wait half an hour for the emergency services to assess their injuries"

If that happened Boris Johnson would be in with a chance to become Major.

 

[Dr Adequate]

How many such training programs does his company do per year? How many other companies do the same thing? How long do they last? How many other different scenarios do they consider per day? What were the chances of London being attacked on a day when no-one in the entire would was not making some sort of contingency plan for it?

And above all, for the love of the FSM, why is this supposed to be evidence of a conspiracy? What possible advantage could accrue to the NWO/Evil Joos by arranging this Sooper Sinister Exercise at the same time as the bombings --- and if it proves TEH CONSPIRACY, why did they tell Peter Power to tell everyone about it?

 

[Bob Klase]

So the 7/7 bombings took place on the exact same day, exact same time, and at the exact same locations as a terror drill. The chances of that must be rediculously low.

Even assuming that's true, why assume that it's coincidence (or spooky)? Why not assume that the bomb planters knew about the drill and intentionally executed the attack thinking the drill would help hide what they were doing?[/QUOTE]

 

[Undesired Walrus]

London is a big city. It's also a city with a long history of terrorism. This is a list of terrorist incidents in the UK. The vast majority were in London.

2001, 3 August: The last IRA bomb, as of August 2007, on mainland Britain explodes in Ealing, West London, injuring seven people.[11] (See 3 August 2001 Ealing bombing)

This one was ****ing loud. Woke me up and the radiator was shaking.

 

[Rolfe]

The day they found the bird flu infected swan at Cellardyke, they had a big bird flu practice exercise all ready to start. No time to find links now, but you'll find it referred to on the BBC pages describing the incident.

I'm less sure about the second one, but I think something similar was underway when they found bird flu in the turkey farm in Norfolk too.

Great conspiracy material.

Rolfe.

 

[Darat]

...snip...

London is a big city. It's also a city with a long history of terrorism. This is a list of terrorist incidents in the UK. The vast majority were in London.

...snip...

Just a note - that list is a little bit er selective - it says UK incidents but doesn't include those in Northern Ireland... if it did you would see that by far the majority of terrorist acts in the UK occurred in Northern Ireland.

(Of course that doesn't distract from your overall point but that list paints a less than accurate picture.)

 

[Brainster]

Note as well that this is another "Merry Pason" confession.

For the non-American audience, Perry Mason was the lead character in a series of novels by Erle Stanley Gardner, and an extremely long-running TV series. Mason was the greatest defense attorney of all time, routinely proving that his clients innocent of the crime they were accused of, and invariably getting the real crook to confess on the witness stand via a clever, logical argument.

Merry Pason, on the other hand, routinely gets criminals to confess on TV without any clever cross-examination. We have seen the kooks point to numerous Merry Pason confessions, such as Larry Silverstein's "Pull it" or Donald Rumsfeld's "missile into the Pentagon", or Bush's comment about seeing the first plane hit the WTC live on TV.

 

[NikZeta302]

Just wondering are there dumb dumbs in the UK who have shirts that have "investigate 7/7" and "7/7 was an inside job" written on the front and in Spain "investigar 3/11"?

 

[sophia8]

Well, there is a July7th Truth campaign. But they don't seem to have t-shirts. Maybe it's English reserve.