Bob_the_lost said:You should really learn to read what you type.
This is now getting surreal. Thanks for making English seem so incomprehensible.
Bob_the_lost said:You should really learn to read what you type.
So, what proof has he that LU was involved?squeegee said:Michel Chossudovsky is Professor of Economics at the University of Ottawa and Director of the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG). He is a contributor to the Encyclopaedia Britannica and is the author of America's "War on Terrorism"
You claimed that the LU were involved with these (ON PAPER) exercises.squeegee said:It's totally my business. I travel on the tube daily. I have a right to know and so does everyone who lives in London and worries they might be caught in another outrage.
What bloody walk through are you refering to then?squeegee said:This is now getting surreal. Thanks for making English seem so incomprehensible.
editor said:You claimed that the LU were involved with these (ON PAPER) exercises.
Have you a single solitary shred of evidence from any credible source to back this up please? YES/NO?
And, for the third time of asking - why did you bring up 9/11 in relation to this exercise?
So by your idiotic CoCo the Clown logic, they must have been busy liaising with 'anti globalisation protesters' too, yes?squeegee said:Jeez, the client set up a crisis scenario dealing with terrorist outrages on the London Underground, involving two stations where bombs went off. Even if the client is private how would such a scenario not involve liasing with LU senior staff when dealing with a possible terrorist attack on the LU?
So he has no proof, no insights, no evidence, just a sloppy page full of selective quotes and an attempt to dredge up 9/11 into the equation.squeegee said:Did you read Michael Chussodovsky's article? The answer's there. I didn't claim, I said it was reasonable to assume this.
And again: So by your idiotic CoCo the Clown logic, they must have been busy liaising with 'anti globalisation protesters' too, yes?squeegee said:How could a client conduct an authentic terrorist scenario on the London Underground and not involve senior members of LU staff. What could be learnt from such a scenario?
I read it, he dances around facts and supporting evidence far better than you do. But he still has not one single bit of evidence that the 7/7 drills are anything other than what we say they were.squeegee said:Did you read Michael Chussodovsky's article? The answer's there. I didn't claim, I said it was reasonable to assume this.
editor said:So by your idiotic CoCo the Clown logic, they must have been busy liaising with 'anti globalisation protesters' too, yes?
Bob_the_lost said:I read it, he dances around facts and supporting evidence far better than you do. But he still has not one single bit of evidence that the 7/7 drills are anything other than what we say they were.
squeegee said:Who's the we you are referring to? So you hold the official line and anyone dissenting MUST provide proof first and is not allowed to doubt the official line that belongs to the "we" you are referring to?
If you think i'm wrong then C&P it up. Otherwise just give up and move onto your next fantasy.
Which bloody LU walkthrough are you talking about?
Bob_the_lost said:I'm discussing the source you're using. Back it up or accept that it doesn't say anything like what you claim it does. Untill we get this settled i'm not moving on, because otherwise you'll just keep on making up evidence and arguements ad infinatum.
See the edit.squeegee said:Back what up? My doubt? My questions? Which source? Michael C, the crisis management link?
Move on, please. I'm about to anyway. This is what you call a circular argument. Par for the course on this subject here I'm afraid.
If you think i'm wrong then C&P it up. Otherwise just give up and move onto your next fantasy.
Which bloody LU walkthrough are you talking about?
Bob_the_lost said:See the edit.
Edit: Just to make it clear my allegation is that there is not a single bit of evidence in that crap you linked to that supports any doubt that the drill was anything other than a coincidence. All he has is the rubbished theory that the isralis had forewarning and the drills that you are still failing to show are relevant.
Oh yeah, not to forget:
FFS: can't you read? A protest by anti-globalisation demonstrators was one of the scenarios included in the very same fucking exercise that you're banging on about.squeegee said:Why? What have anti-globalisation protestors got to do with this?
I've linked to this information at least four times now and referenced it many times and still it fails to sink in your head.As Power explained, the London bombing scenario was in fact one of three explored: another looked at the disruption that might be caused by unruly anti-globalisation demonstrators. In no case was there any real mobilisation of physical or human resources, which makes the case for 'planned' intelligence alibi look awfully flimsy, if not downright silly.
You made the claims. You failed to back them up.squeegee said:Move on, please. I'm about to anyway. This is what you call a circular argument. Par for the course on this subject here I'm afraid.
editor said:I've linked to this information at least four times now and referenced it many times and still it fails to sink in your head.
So what's your point caller? Peter Powers did it?CharlieTum said:
Fuck off zArk.CharlieTum said:Manchester Evening News 8th July 2005 final edition.
Mr Power said:
No! It was Peter Powell!Bob_the_lost said:So what's your point caller? Peter Powers did it?
squeegee said:Off to watch the Italians
Mock broadcasts?laptop said:What they're obviously not on is the right drugs.
So a bunch of executives sitting in an office were momentarily confused. That's the entire point of a role-play. Like in the theatre, you know. Or at the movies. It's all to do with the difference between truth and fiction.
Ah. I see why the argument isn't getting through...