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To: TigerPaw who wrote (240504)	7/7/2005 11:11:21 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1572208

Israel was not warned about possible terror attacks in London before a series of blasts ripped through the city, There is still a puzzle: Israel was holding an economic conference in a hotel over the London subway stop where one of the blasts occurred. Israeli Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (search) was supposed to attend the conference, but "after the first explosion our finance minister received a request not to go anywhere," Shalom said. Everyone else was not told that the first incident was an explosion, but that it was a power fluxuation in the subway. It seems the Israeli embassy still had more information and more accurate sources than the rest of the country. I was up when the first reports came in about London. At that time, they were saying that Netanyahu and the Israelis had been warned. Now, there is nothing on that issue and its claimed the Israelis were not warned. Something is fishy. In addition, tonite a London reporter was asked what they knew of the timers and wire that were found on the sight of the bombs. The reporter said there was nothing on that coming from London sources.....instead, it was in a report coming out of DC. ted