maomao said:
Setting charges outside the train would be fucking stupid.
I agree, but setting charges under the train, on the underside of the carriage floor, does appears to be the case, at least with the Aldgate bomb. That is according to the eyewitness account of Mr Bruce Lait, a survivor from the carriage of the Aldgate blast.
He told his local paper, the Cambridge News, that: "
the policeman said 'mind that hole, that's where the bomb was'.
The metal was pushed upwards as if the bomb was underneath the train. They seem to think the bomb was left in a bag, but
I don't remember anybody being where the bomb was, or any bag," he said.
Also, earlier reports carried in the Gonadian, Independent, Torygraph, The NYT and other Big Media, speak of "military explosives" being used - identified as coming from Eastern Europe or the Balkans - and of "timers" and "timing devices" being found. In fact, the head of the French Anti-terrorism Co-ordination Unit has actually gone on record saying precisely this in the Le Monde newspaper. The British, of course, are furious that a leading French counter-terrorism expert has been allowed to break the sacred oath of omerta, thereby throwing a spanner in the works and ruining the original deception.
Getting everyone to focus on the 4 dead Muslim guys and their motivation and now all these latest incidents, only serves to drag our attention away from the original blasts.
The wealth of CCTV evidence is conspicuous by its absence, don't you think? The bus seems to have already been forgotten about. A bomb on bus and an out-of-action CCTV camera cannot possibly be connected in Scotland Yard's mind. Where is the film from the various bombed trains? Have we seen even the much cited Kings Cross footage, come to that? No footage was ever shown of any rucksack bombers in Madrid either. We must await further revelations, like the audience of an opening night play.
The picture released of the men together at Luton station was timed at 7:22am and yet they are the only people visible on the street. How likely is that for a London commuter station, at that time in the morning, in a town with a busy airport?
Another advantage of dead men is that you can say and write whatever you like about them. If these guys ID hadn't been found on those trains and they were not presumed dead, none of this stuff about them could be published in the media, could it? And what might people start thinking in its absence?
From all this it appears to me that the 4 dead Muslim guys have almost certainly been fitted up. The specific utility of the fit up is aimed at creating a false association in the public psyche, linking the 7/7 atrocities to the British Muslim community. It's the classic divide and rule tactic. Think Hitler and the Jews - and so it's 'official' then, the "enemy" is Islam and the "enemy" is within. Already, attacks against Muslims have started to escalate, in line with expectations.
The fash are salivating over this, it's perfect for them.
