Al- Qaeda "bid to infltrate MI5" say BBC

[John White]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5142908.stm

[insidejob]

This infiltration story is ridiculous. They are creating a cover story to explain why MI5 agents were involved in 7/7.

A BBC security commentator has already suggested that Khan was MI5 agent. He says, this would explain why the security services did nothing after the US warned them over a year before 7/7 that he was Al-Qaida. We already know that Aswat was MI6 and telephoned the bombers on the day. The other cover story is Londonistan: you Islamic terrorists leave us alone and you can carry on blowing foreigners up.

MI5 are saying that their 'politically correct' efforts to recruit black people is a threat to security and they are to blame for MI5 terrorism failures. Think about it, what has happened to these Al-Qaida infiltrators? Did they send them home? Did they tell them to join the Trade Department instead (since Khan worked for DTI)?

This cover story means they are afraid that given all the leaks about MI5 knowledge of 7/7, insiders will start pointing the finger at MI5.

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[John White]

Ah, but its a good lever for the closed mind:

"What if 7/7 looks like a security service job becuase of infiltrators?"

Of course thats ridiculous, but hey, one cannot unlearn what one has learned, or un-hear what one has heard, only ignore it...and ignore enough and those walls may just come a-crumblin down

whatever gets the info in front of people...

[scubadiver]