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Sinclair Moderate Poster
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:38 pm Post subject: 21/7 chapatti flour "bombers" trial |
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The jury in the trial of 6 men involved with the 21st July 2005 events in London have retired today: Quote: | 3.45pm
Jury considers verdict in 21/7 terror trial
Staff and agencies
Thursday June 28, 2007 - 3.45pm
Guardian Unlimited
The six accused in the July 21, 2005 attempted bombings in London: (top row, l-r) Manfo Asiedu, Muktar Said Ibrahim, Ramzi Mohammed; (bottom row, l-r) Yassin Omar, Hussain Osman and Adel Yahya.
The jury in the July 21 terror trial, Britain's highest profile case involving alleged terrorism, retired today to consider its verdicts, six months after the case opened.
Six men are accused of taking part in an extremist Muslim plot to carry out a series of suicide bombings on the London transport system two weeks after the July 7 attacks in 2005 that killed 52 people.
They all deny conspiracy to murder.
Four men claim the hydrogen peroxide and chapatti flour rucksack devices were a hoax, another claims they were real bombs but that he was duped, while the sixth man denies having anything to do with the alleged conspiracy.
On trial at Woolwich crown court are Muktar Said Ibrahim, 29, of Stoke Newington, north London; Yassin Omar, 26, of New Southgate, north London; Hussain Osman, 28, of no fixed address; Ramzi Mohammed, 25, of North Kensington, west London; Manfo Kwaku Asiedu, 34, of no fixed address; and Adel Yahya, 24, of High Road, Tottenham, north London.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,2114167,00.html |
What the reports today don't explain is that of the original charges against the 6 men: Quote: | CHARGES
1. That, between 1 Jan and 30 July 2005, the men conspired together "and with other persons unknown to murder other persons"
2. That they "maliciously conspired together" to cause "explosions of a nature likely to endanger life or cause serious injury to property"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6261899.stm
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the second charge of conspiracy to cause explosions has been dropped.
This has only been reported by the BBC: Quote: | Last Updated: Tuesday, 12 June 2007, 14:11 GMT 15:11 UK
'Civil duty' of 21/7 trial expert
A scientist who gave evidence for the defence in the 21 July bomb plot trial believed he had a "civil duty" to be an expert in the case, a court has heard.
Hans Michels, a professor of safety engineering at Imperial College London, "wanted justice to take place", Woolwich Crown Court was told.
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Mr Carter-Stephenson told the court the professor was "a man who clearly believed that justice required the defence had the services of an expert too".
Mr Carter-Stephenson told the court that "no expense has been spared" in the presentation of the prosecution case, particularly in relation to tests conducted at the Forensic Explosives Laboratory at Fort Halstead, Kent.
Mr Michels, who was instructed on behalf of Mr Ibrahim, funded his own experiments, he said.
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A further charge of conspiracy to cause explosions likely to endanger life, previously faced by each man, has now being left off the indictment.
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Now if the 'conspiracy to cause explosions' charge has now been dropped, how can the other charge of 'conspiracy to murder' still stand?
More research into this case is on the July Seventh Truth Forum
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spiv Validated Poster
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:50 pm Post subject: Sneeze the b*ggers to death... |
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Sinclair, you ask "Now if the 'conspiracy to cause explosions' charge has now been dropped, how can the other charge of 'conspiracy to murder' still stand?"
Surely the answer is quite obvious, they were going to make their victims all sneeze to death with the Chapatti flour!!!
And as regards other of these silly terrorist trials, I'm still eagerly waiting to hear just how the prosecution are going to explain, in connection with the 10/08 "liquid" bombers, just how they were going to make their bombs from their lucozade and toothpaste in the bogs of an aircraft on an eight hour flight to America (bearing in mind it takes 24 hours for the TATP to precipitate out of the solution, according to the Israel Institute of Technology)
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karlos Validated Poster
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Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 12:59 am Post subject: Re: 21/7 Non-Bombs Trial Jury Retire |
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Sinclair wrote: | They all deny conspiracy to murder.
Four men claim the hydrogen peroxide and chapatti flour rucksack devices were a hoax, another claims they were real bombs but that he was duped, while the sixth man denies having anything to do with the alleged conspiracy. |
Thank goodness for that.
I have been saying from the start that it is impossible to explode chapathi flour and hydrogen peroxide.
Hydrogen peroxide is basically WATER with extra oxygen which 'evaporates'
Chapathi flour is just a fine powdered flour which has no particular unique properties other than it is very cheap and lacking in nutrition.
Mix the two together and you might be able to bake some bread but getting the stuff to explode is beyond me. Dont forget when you bake bread or pan cook chapathis you want them to rise so you add baking powder, yeast or even beer to provide air bubbles. Adding hydrogen peroxide may have the same effect.
But that is far far away from making a bomb.
I dont want to try it at home because i dont want to have my collar felt but i am 99.9% sure it was a hoax and there is no way of exploding the stuff.
I have not seen it on BRAINIAC who have successfully demonstrated that thermate a dissolves solid steel engine block.
I cannot see any way they can be convicted if the stuff is non explosive. They can be punished for causing a hoax which actually itself carries a jail term as well but the big charges will have to be dropped.
This further contrasts with the military high grade explosives used by mossad during the 7/7 bombings.
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astro3 Suspended
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Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 11:05 am Post subject: |
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Here is a CCTV picture of MSI supposedly on board the number 26 bus at Hackney, on 21.7 (1) There was indeed an explosion of a kind on the back of the top deck of a number 26 bus 'on its route to Hackney Wick' that morning. But, hang on, wasn't MSI meant to have been doing his thing at the Oval tube station, not on the bus?
Quote: | There can be no doubt that Mohammed was the Oval bomber. He is shown on CCTV footage going to Stockwell station and in the station, inside the train when he fired his bomb and during his escape in the confusion once the train had pulled into Oval station. |
- from page 1 of this thread.
So, what is this bus picture of him supposed to be? I don't get it.
1. Evening standard, 27.7.05, 'Ready to Kill, Muktar Said Ibrahim photographed by a closed-circcuit television camera on board the No 26 in Hackney'
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astro3 Suspended
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 4:38 pm Post subject: |
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Ta for correction.
I went to the shop where the 21/7 crowd were said to have got their peroxide - Pak Cosmetics 25-27 Stroud Green Road at Finsbury Park and spoke to the assistant manager. The Hair bleach they sell is 'Tru Zone Liquid peroxide' in 20,30 and 40 'volume' which means 6% 9% and 12%. Its sold in 1 litre bottles. It isn't peroxide as such, its hair bleach, so it has various other chemicals in it, viz Acetic acid, sodium stannate, Phosphoric acid, pyrophosphate, etc.
The court heard evidence that 20% peroxide could be concentrated up to 50% by boiling in a saucepan. I don't reckon that was very relevant. The point is, or should have been, can the hair bleach 'Tru Zone' be concentrated just by boiling to get that relatively strong peroxide? The prosecution should have been obliged to demonstrate, that merely using Chapati flour and Tru Zone hair bleach, they could make something that would go bang (or, bring down a block of flats in a ball of fire, if you want to go by by the headlines of 23 March 2007, from the trial).
The assistant manager of Pak Cosmetics further assured me that his CCTV in his shop could well be stored for up to a month, so there is no problem in having the police arrive several days after 21/7 and get CCTV footage of one of those lads buying the stuff on 5/7. There was a lot about that story that hadn't come out, he added.
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Sinclair Moderate Poster
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:08 pm Post subject: |
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astro3, Thanks for the info.
There are numerous unexplained anomalies associated with the events of July 21st 2005. As I'm sure you're aware, these have been documented/commented upon within a section of the July 7th Research Collective Forum.
There are currently 2 trials which are in the final (jury retired) stages:
Kingston Upon Thames Crown Court
R v
ABDUL SHERIF (Hussain Osman's brother)
ISMAIL ABDURAHMAN
MUHEDIN ALI
SIRAJ YASSIN ABDULLAH ALI (Yassin Omar's brother-in-law)
WHABI MOHAMMED (Ramzi Mohammed's brother)
Woolwich/Belmarsh Court
R v
KADER AHMED
KIBLEY DA COSTA
MOHAMMED HAMID
MOUSA ABDULLAH BROWN
MUHAMMAD AL-FIGARI
There has been very little reporting of these two trials of these alleged facilitators/patsies within the J21 network. It will be interesting to see how the reports of the verdicts against these 10 persons will be played out in the media (if at all).
I believe that there still remains 32 (count 'em) further people arrested under connection with the J21 events & also 8 (?) further persons associated with the September 2006 Bridge to China Town Restaurant Raid.
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Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 11:51 pm Post subject: |
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Yes,cheers and thanks for staying on this case
What a mind-controlled or perfect idiots scenario
"What's that?" "It's bread" As a confronted "bomber" is supposed to have said
If we can get to the bottom of this, we can get to the bottom of everything
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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 5:33 pm Post subject: Failed London bombers say plot 'a hoax' |
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Failed London bombers say plot 'a hoax'
By Andrew Hough in London
March 06, 2008 01:34am
FOUR men jailed for life for trying to bomb London's transport system in 2005 have launched an appeal, saying their bomb plot was a hoax designed to send a political statement about the war in Iraq.
The four were convicted last year of a plan to replicate the July 7, 2005 London suicide bombings which had killed 52 commuters just two weeks earlier.
They are serving at least 40 years in jail for trying to detonate hydrogen peroxide-based bombs on three underground trains and at a bus station.
Although the detonators on their makeshift bombs fired, the main charges failed to explode and no one was killed.
Muktah Said Ibrahim, Yassin Hassan Omar, Ramzi Mohammed and Hussain Osman were found guilty of conspiracy to murder after a trial lasting almost six months.
They are appealing against their conviction.
A fifth man, Manfo Kwaku Asiedu, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to cause explosions on the eve of his retrial in November after the original jury failed to reach a verdict.
He is seeking to appeal against his 33-year sentence.
The group appeared via video link at London's Appeal Court.
George Carter-Stephenson, for Ibrahim, told the court the failed bombings were designed to send a political message.
"The applicant's case is that the events of July 21 were an elaborate hoax designed to protest against and draw attention to Britain's role in the attack on Iraq," he said.
"The devices were made to look realistic but included flaws to ensure the main charge would not detonate."
The hearing is expected to last two days. The judges will rule on whether to allow the appeal at a later date.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,23327788-5005361,00.html
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zimboy69 Moderate Poster
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 11:22 pm Post subject: |
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i think were missing a point here
if its flour or not it dont matter
if people are going to get on trains two weeks after a bomb has gone off and have pretend bombs then they get no sympathy from me
if they was duped or threatend then they could have a reason
if they had pretend bombs which had no way to detonate because the explosive is wrong but it had all the electronics and its wired up to look like a bomb and would explode if there was a explosive then i dont care they deserve what they get
if they say they was tricked then i can see this and deserver a fair trail
and if they say they wasnt there then they also deserve a fair trial
if people are going to be so sick and make fun of the people who died on 7/7 then see how funny it is in jail
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