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To: tejek who wrote (240353)	7/7/2005 6:57:40 AM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 1572091

Is London another Madrid? Only you would hope....

To: tejek who wrote (240353)	7/7/2005 7:15:39 AM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1572091

This attack in London looks very bad. No speculation yet on who did it, but it had to be someone with resources... 9 explosions (?).

To: tejek who wrote (240353)	7/8/2005 9:47:51 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572091

Re: Is London another Madrid? Not exactly... Madrid 311 was, imo, commissioned by Syria's secret service and Iraqi exiles. They merely offered one million dollars to the ETA terrorist outfit to work it out. Contrariwise, London 707 was a Mossad job --here's my reasoning: Message 21485614 It's well-known that the XTC market is controlled by the Israeli mafia worldwide. So, I guess it would not have been that difficult for Mossad agents to infiltrate the London XTC connection... and lure a few patsies into carrying XTC deliveries in backpacks... Of course, instead of thousands of XTC pills, the backpacks were loaded with explosives --and Bob's your uncle! Gus

To: tejek who wrote (240353)	7/8/2005 9:56:19 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Respond to of 1572091

Follow-up to my previous post. The Judeofascists' rationale for the London bombings is obvious: the Israelization of Britain, just like 911. Both outrages were contrived as terrorist shocks to synchronize the West's public opinion with Israel's. Clue: Fri., July 08, 2005 Tamuz 1, 5765 Analysis / Jerusalem-on-Thames By Amir Oren "Whilst the U.K. has faced a variety of terrorist threats in the past, a unique combination of factors - namely the global reach, capability, resilience, sophistication, ambition and lack of restraint of Al-Qaida and associated groups from around the world - place the current threat on a scale not previously encountered." The above words were not written by a security analyst but by an official from Britain's security service, MI-5, on the service's official Web site. The citizens of Britain were warned, in a routine manner, to be prepared for simultaneous Qaida-style terror attacks, in the form of suicide bombings or remote-detonated devices; the public transportation system, particularly the Underground, was named as a likely target. MI-5 experts even took the trouble to explain to the British public the difference between the controlled-deadliness of the IRA and the indiscriminate cruelty of the followers of Osama bin-Laden. [...] haaretz.com