Well you did earlier with that pm.editor said:I don't publish private correspendence, but if you think I'm lying about my concerns, well, frankly, fuck you.
editor said:Not quite comparable to the UK in 2005 then, eh?
Don't worry. I have no intention of making public any of the private correspondence relating to this matter for Jazzz's benefit.laptop said:To answer this shite directly would be to start dredging up detail and things from personal correspondence, which is precisely what Jazzz is fishing for.
Be sure to have an answer to my questions in the morning, please!Jazzz said:I am now calling it a night. I have seldom been less enamoured with urban75.
Jazzz said:laptop there is absolutely nothing of any substance in your last post,
Jazzz said:and you admit that none of it has anything to do with Stockwell anyway.
Yet it is perfectly ok for you to maintain <real name removed: editor> may have been lying without producing any good evidence at all, let alone hard. Goodnight editor.editor said:Be sure to have an answer to my questions in the morning, please!
After all, you made the claims, so it seems entirely reasonable to ask you to substantiate them fully.
Nighty night!
Jazzz said:If people think I have been hard on badger kitten - well it should be pretty clear
rich! said:I love vet - ng!
I'm less than fucking enamoured with you as I've just had to waste ten minutes of my time removing ST's name from a pile of your posts.Jazzz said:I have seldom been less enamoured with urban75.
Could you find a series of posts from me where I "maintain that she has been lying", please?Jazzz said:Yet it is perfectly ok for you to maintain <real name removed: editor> may have been lying without producing any good evidence at all, let alone hard. Goodnight editor.
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rich! said:And as soon as you put it in a little box, it looks so real.laptop said:
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Jazzz said:You can witness an event with any one of your five senses.
You mean you can't smell conspiracy in the air?!dormouse said:Is this the kind of proof your theories are based on?
editor said:Of course, in the words of the mighty John Lydon, "I could be right, I could be wrong"
Not if you start singing the song halfway through the chorus!shoddysolutions said:Wrong.
(And numerous other mentions by conspiraloons)Prole said:If I don't buy into the official narrative of 7/7 based on the almost complete lack of evidence produced so far, then that is my right.
editor said:You mean you can't smell conspiracy in the air?!
They can fund it by charging punters £5 a pop to listen to Shayler and Machon spout drivel in drafty church halls across the country.detective-boy said:Oh. And by the way. WHO exactly is going to pay for the "independent forensic examination" the government are apparently so keen to prevent (clue: it'll cost you in the region of £50-£100k as a conservative estimate)
Oh, so 4 young British men driving to Luton, leaving explosives in 2 cars parked with pay and display tickets for one week, getting on a train which didn't run or arrived at Kings X too late, 3 to board underground trains to explode 3 bombs simultaneously whilst one other suicide bomber went to both McShites and Boots before exploding a bomb on the top deck of a number 30 bus .... isn't the official narrative?detective boy:Exactly which bit of "There is no official fucking narrative yet" do you lot have trouble understanding???
Might take a little longer if we go on sparticus's success rate at putting on conspiraloon meetings.bristol_citizen said:They can fund it by charging punters £5 a pop to listen to Shayler and Machon spout drivel in drafty church halls across the country.
I calculate at two meetings a week the "truth movement" with its current following could possibly raise the funds by, ooh... 2015?
That's actually a BBC account.Prole said:
"I would strongly recommend the BBC website, which not only gives the broad information you seek, but also gives written and pictorial accounts of the events of that morning and the days that followed." according to Detective Inspector Neil Smith Anti-Terrorist branch at New Scotland Yard.editor said:That's actually a BBC account.
Which bits do you have problems with and what evidence have you to highlight any inaccuracies?
mmm maybe perhaps who knows, although if you check what he did write he answered all my points in great detail. The part I posted was the part where he evaded answering 'what time did the train leave Luton that morning'.TAE said:Perhaps that copper had already received god-knows-how-many enquiries and simply pointed you to a generally respected source of information which contained a generally accepted version of the events?
I can only examine the facts, as I say, only the truth stands up to rigorous investigation. Isn't that how we make up our own minds?Besides are you saying that:
a) those four were not in luton when the police thought they were.
b) those four were not on the tube trains which exploded.
c) ???