pk
drink flounce rinse repeat
editor said:butchers is about the last person to buy into all this fruitloop shite.
I'd prefer a straight answer than bother to trawl through this Cadbury's Fruit and Nut thread, at this juncture.
editor said:butchers is about the last person to buy into all this fruitloop shite.
Jazzz said:Have you seen laptop's tagline?
Of course, one wonders why he has used small deltas rather than capitals, since he isn't seeking to differentiate. In fact why not just use v for velocity instead? But more to the point, what a ridiculous tagline. I think he is trying to imply 'gravitas' by putting the formula for 'gravity' in there.
pk said:David Copeland was close.
Was he part of the "black ops" too?
pk said:1969 was a long time ago too... 1980 more relevant I guess.
Fair enough though, there are two examples... probably more in Italy when you factor in the mafia. Well done. Are you comfortable with the "proof beyond a shadow of a doubt" though, seeing as you have a personal interest in the political ramifications of this attack?
I'd have preferred it had you not assisted Fela Fan... I seriously doubt he'd have managed that by himself.
Do you buy this 7/7 "black ops" story anyway then Butch?
And are there any examples of such an event in the UK?
Damn right! My money's still on the aliens.fela fan said:My stand on these london bombs is that i'm awaiting evidence from a court as to what happened. Anything is possible.
pk said:I don't think they, as in the government, had anything to do with the events of 7/7, I am certain it was fundamentalist cunts.
editor said:Damn right! My money's still on the aliens.
Err, you still haven't come out with a single comparable incident in London that has proved to be the work of 'black ops'.fela fan said:And the argument surely has nothing to do with whether i could name one or more such incidents, rather whether such incidents have actually happened or not.
You have been shown that they have, and it's irrelevant to the debate here who actually provides you with the information.
fela fan said:Well, you go on about other posters, yet none of them profess such levels of certainty as yo do here. Without any evidence, you are certain. Wow.
fela fan said:Well, you go on about other posters, yet none of them profess such levels of certainty as yo do here. Without any evidence, you are certain. Wow.
editor said:Err, you still haven't come out with a single comparable incident in London that has proved to be the work of 'black ops'.
Not one, so don't go thinking that you've actually proved anything, because - as usual - you haven't.
butchersapron said:You're utterly wrong there - most people on here are very firmly of that opinion.
Pk said that he was sure the 7/7 bombing were carried out by Islamic fundamentalists and that the government had no role in it - you said that no other posters "profess such levels of certainty as yo do here", i replied that there are, in fact, many many posters who do just that as thread after thread has shown.fela fan said:sorry, not sure what you mean there.
Don't worry, you aren't up to the standard. Do have a nice christmas thoughpk said:Don't look for me to take your side
butchersapron said:Pk said that he was sure the 7/7 bombing were carried out by Islamic fundamentalists and that the government had no role in it - you said that no other posters "profess such levels of certainty as yo do here", i replied that there are, in fact, many many posters who do just that as thread after thread has shown.
lostexpectation said:The investigation will now focus on a recent article appearing in the "To Proto Thema" weekly newspaper that listed the names of the agents who allegedly carried out the abductions and interrogations,
Proto Thema named the British official as the MI6 station chief in Athens. It said that he and a second, unnamed, British agent took part in the interrogation of some suspects, who said that they were hooded and held in secret. One of the migrant workers claims to have had a gun forced into his mouth.
According to one of the two lawyers representing the group, however, the Pakistani Embassy had been informed of the abductions on the very next day after they occurred and had done nothing, while putting pressure on the victims not to report the incident to the authorities.
Seven of the 28 Pakistanis have testified before an investigating magistrate that unidentified Greek and British men forced their way into their homes in four Athens suburbs after the bombings.
They said they were freed days later, dumped blindfolded in the city centre in the middle of the night.
These included the MI6 station chief in Serbia, who was forced to leave after a campaign against him involving the publication of his photograph and calling card on the cover of a Serbian magazine.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/mai...ce27.xml&sSheet=/news/2005/12/27/ixworld.html
http://today.reuters.com/News/CrisesArticle.aspx?storyId=L14761447
Ah those silly spy people and there shenanigans, we bomb them, they bomb us they kidnap us we kidnap them.
Indeed. It's utterly irrelevant to the original (100% evidence free) suggestion that it was the government wot dunnit.brixtonvilla said:Misdirection onto a new piece of "evidence". Classic conspiraloon's trick, innit?
Larry O'Hara said:while I wouldn't use that phrase as such, there are enough unanswered questions about the effective license he was given to plant his last bomb to illustrate that the secret state (MI5/Special Branch), and other named police/journalists/flunkeys have serious questions to answer still concerning that case, yes. As you will find has been discussed on U75 before, a number of times. The evasive answers from police apologists only serve to underscore how salient those questions still are.