Re: A screen grab shows a statement posted on an Islamist web forum by the previously unknown Al-Qaeda-linked group, 'The Organisation of Al-Qaeda Jihad in Europe', claiming the July 7, 2005 attacks in London.
Well, I'm of the opinion that the 707 terrorist bombings in London were perpetrated by the Israeli Mossad... Here's a clue:
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Although Britain did side with and join the US crusade in Iraq, Britain's policy towards Iran's nuclear agenda and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is at odds with Judeofascists's...
Remember the Istanbul bombings of the British consulate and HSBC local branch: they happened a few days after the EU trio made up of Joschka Fisher, Dominique de Villepin and Jack Straw visited Tehran...
British PM Tony Blair may be hyped up as George Bush's best friend but both on Iran and the Palestinian issue, Blair's viewpoint is closer to that of Chirac and Schroeder --much to the chagrin (and anger) of Israeli and American Judeofascists.
What's worse, PM Tony Blair has the ear of the US President... That is, from the standpoint of Sharon and Israel's Likudniks, Tony Blair is the anti-Zionist Svengali who incites the US to pressure Israel (just look at Israel's messy pullout of the Gaza strip).
And, to compound it all, Tony Blair is(was) stronger than ever! I mean, think about it: that jammy bastard Tony won a grand slam... He was easily re-elected against Michael Howard (*); from July 1st 2005, Blair holds the EU presidency until January 1st 2006, a political sinecure for the British PM who won't be challenged by a lame-duck Schroeder (out next October and replaced by Mrs A. Merkel) nor by a humbled Chirac... Add to that Blair's successful lobbying as regards the 2012 Olympics and you've got enough clues as to why Judeofascists felt it necessary to clip Blair/Britain's wings...
(*) Blair secures historic third term
Tony Blair has won a historic third term in government for Labour but with a drastically reduced majority.
Mr Blair pledged to respond "sensibly and wisely" to the result, which the BBC predicts will see his majority cut from 167 in 2001 to 66.
The Conservatives have mounted a strong challenge but their overall share of the vote will be similar to 2001.
The Lib Dems have made big inroads into Labour majorities and look set to end up with an estimated 60 seats.
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