9/11, 7/7, Covid-1984 & the War on Freedom

Nick, I simply paraphrased your question back at you. It is as valid a question to you as yours is to Tony. Not really, because Tony was the one effectively claiming that such "hallmarks" exist, at least in this particular case. As I said, events that were subsequently actually proved to ...

With British military assets spread very thinly on the ground at the moment, what advantage would there be in "them" potentially precipitating a return to active deployment in NI? ("Them" being W.H.O.M.?) Diversion? Deflection from more pressing exposure elsewhere, perhaps? eg: ...

Another 'splinter group' the Continuity IRA are now claiming responsibility McGuiness, Adams and, the Unionists absolutely aware that these killings may not been carried out by republicans at all. Really? And where are their statements to this effect? Or is it simply your usual ESP telling you what...

I think they are trying to get their retaliation in first and bear in mind a lot of BBC people are also CP graduates How many out of how many BBC employees? and I reckon they think that by dealing with this in a sort of semi jocular fashion, they will get away with people thinking it is a good thin...

The Real IRA are looking like an Intelligence Front, perfect excuse to bring in the SRR/SAS British Army Intelligence. With British military assets spread very thinly on the ground at the moment, what advantage would there be in "them" potentially precipitating a return to active deployme...

QuitTheirClogs wrote:Hallmarks of False Flag Ops:

#1) Fortuity

Warfare - both regular and irregular - is littered with events that were perpetrated by one side, but turned out to be to the advantage of the other, or even neutral parties.

You'll have to do better than that.

So: Just out of interest, Nick, could you outline a hypothetical scenario for a false flag attack that you would "accept" as such, i.e. those events that you do not automatically believe to be terrorist or paramilitary operations, just because you read newspaper reports or heard and or sa...

This attack has all the hallmarks of a NATO intelligence/Gladio style Operation. Even down to the timing. Just about impossible for any of the Sunday papers to cover. Just out of interest, Tony, could you outline a hypothetical scenario for a paramilitary attack that you would "accept" as...

Your first post on a thread that is about the UK Police Service, sic, arresting innocent folk, under Anti Terrorism legislation, who were on their way in vehicles, laden with aid for the besieged folk of what is left of Palestine . . . Urban myth. Nick. F U C K O F F M A T E And just because you ch...

Thermate911 wrote: No I didn't. Please get your posters sorted out. So I left in the quote markers for both you and kbo234. Sue me. Urban myth Citation please. Preferably a link to Wellesley, Marlborough and Rothschild family genealogies and don't leave out 'Naughty Jenny' from New York... It would...

kbo234 wrote: Here's what Winston Churchill, whose own mother was Jewish....

Urban myth.

Funnily enough, while passing through Victoria Underground station on Tuesday, I could not fail to notice the posse of police inside the ticket barriers at the head of the "up" escalator using a sniffer dog to check people coming off it. At the same time, a photographer in the usual police...

9/11 widow dies in NY plane crash Friday, 13 February 2009 Beverly Eckert lobbied Congress to reform US intelligence operations A widow of the 9/11 terror attacks was among those killed in the New York state plane crash, relatives have said. Beverly Eckert was flying to Buffalo to celebrate what wou...

What will you do, if they ever make "7/7 Denial" "unlawful"? Isn't that, effectively, what they are doing with Muad'Dib, even though they have disguised it? Oh, come now, its not like "they" have used some obscure clause in some rarely-used legislation to shoehorn him ...

paul wright wrote:Of all the 7/7 activists, they chose Muad'Dib to harass.
Wonder why?

Or could it be simply be that they think he has done something that would get you arrested, whether it was related to 7/7 or not?

I still can't see why the type of TFL Oyster card JCM had the day he was killed is not an issue? It is more the case that you have failed to come up with convincing reasons why it should be an issue. You have repeatedly ignored the issue of the other clear and tangible ID that we know JCdM had in h...

Nick Cooper, thank you again for that. Perhaps you could enlighten us the CASH payment cost of using TFL buses compared to a single TFL Oyster card journey? 'Comrade' Ken (iink!) with his brilliant business acumen priced cash customers off Transport for london long long ago forcing them to aquire O...

Well.... did JCM have a TFL Oyster card registered in his name and address and connected to the sinister database monitoring our movements yes or no? We know he had an Oyster card, as that has been firmly established. We don't know whether it was registered or not - it could have been either, but J...

You seem very well informed Nick, Inherently perhaps little more than anyone who actually lives in London and uses Oyster; anything else is not particularly hard to find out. do you know whether we are entitled to a written reciept with every TFL Oyster card journey under the data protection act? A...

Disco_Destroyer wrote:oo I wonder who's were with held and to what end

409 out of 436 requests were granted

Apaprently that total was not just police but any "public authority" with statutory investigatory powers. Maybe it was schools checking up on parents/school catchment areas!

Thank you for that Nick, when I speak of JCM's TFL Oyster card I'm referring to the sinister (IMHO)database somewhere that registers our every journey time and duration with this form of travel pass, this would surely be the first thing the police would have checked presuming they have the powers t...

This obvious factor of whether or not JCM's TFL Oyster card could have identified him in 2005 has never been made public suggests it probably was the case he could have been identified from his TFL Oyster card, given the proven untruths stated by the met police in this case "jumped the barrier...

Is Tony Gosling there? How did he rate the factual accuracy of the ITV Menezes killing drama docu' that aired 9pm last night? I only caught the last 15 minutes but it made the police look clueless idiots the bit I saw. Also, contrary to the testimony of all witnesses, it had the firearms squad shou...

What is your take on the ITV docu-drama, Stockwell, Nick ? I thought it was fairly well done, but could have benefitted from another half-hour duration (i.e. 75 mins rather than 50 mins). I don't think the issue of the quality of the "suspect" photograph and that failure to obtain/distrib...

This film has been suppressed big time. No distribution is basically a killer. Plenty of films get little or no distribution. Flood was made at the same time as Shoot on Sight , with as big names in it, got a comparable amount of publicity and news coverage, yet fared little better. Considering tha...

Oh and if you think Brazil in its original form is not fit for UK consumption for the aforementioned reasons think again!! Sigh! I never said I thought it was, just explained that it is hardly unique in not getting wider distribution. There are many very good films that never get into cinemas or ev...

No one remember the Turkish film of a fictional character journying through war ravaged Iraq? Kurtlar Vadisi Irak. Even with Hollywood actors it was practicaly outright banned here and in the States! "Banned" in what sense? It got a BBFC cinema certificate here and was certainly screened ...

BBC's TV detector vans to remain a state secret Although most detection is done by database the Beeb still claims to maintain a fleet of vans which can tell if a particular address contains a TV. If you buy or rent a TV or buy a PC tuner card in the UK your address is passed onto TV Licensing. The ...

As a ex BBC reporter myself I am utterly disgusted by the BBC's decision to bow to the pressure of IDF war criminals and prevent the showing of the Humnanitarian aid appeal for Gaza on Monday. It has occured to me that what the BBC uniquely (out of the other broadcasters) is at risk of is being sue...

No one remember the Turkish film of a fictional character journying through war ravaged Iraq? Kurtlar Vadisi Irak. Even with Hollywood actors it was practicaly outright banned here and in the States! "Banned" in what sense? It got a BBFC cinema certificate here and was certainly screened ...