777 numerology

[Boccaccio]

The dingbats at the top that ordered the London Bombing are all in to astrology and numerology and other weird things. If you want to fully appreciate what they are up to, you have to learn how they make decisions.

For instance, in numerology, one adds up numbers in a certain way. So, 2005 numerologically is 2+5=7. The number for the year from their point of view is a 7, not a 5.

For the people that made the decision, the day, month and year are each 7- 777.

[sr4470]

Its a shame there isnt much as material for 7\7 as there is on 9\11.

[Sinclair]

The info is there if you look for it. The Team8 forum has a lot info, but for serious research you can look at the forum set up by 'The Antagonist' Register to get access to a LOT of material & useful research paths.

Although I reckon the spooks are onto some of these lines of enquiry.

Why I say this is because of the strange deletion/replacement of posts of 'Rachel' on Alex Coxs' forum (accompanied by the tagline <Deleted by M15>. That's a strange sort of 'joke' for 'Rachel' to play)

Also there was the subsequent hacking of that forum, as I was informed ...

[numeral]

The Guardian keeps track of 21\7 charges.

July 21 suspect appears in court

James Sturcke and agencies
Friday December 23, 2005

A student arrested in connection with the July 21 attempted suicide bombings in London was remanded in custody today when he appeared in court charged with plotting to cause explosions.

Adel Yahya, 23, of Tottenham, north London, is alleged to have conspired with five men accused of involvement in the alleged failed attacks, and who have already been charged with conspiracy to murder.

Mr Yahya, who wore a black leather jacket, blue fleece and beige linen trousers, spoke only to confirm his identity during the brief hearing at Bow Street magistrates' court in central London.

Mr Yahya, a naturalised Briton who is originally from Ethiopia, is accused of conspiring with Hussain Osman, 27; Muktar Said-Ibrahim, 27; Manfo Kwaku Asiedu, 32, Ramzi Mohammed, 23, and Yassin Hassan Omar, 24, to cause explosions likely to endanger life or cause serious injury to property contrary to section 3 of the 1883 Explosive Substances Act.

He was remanded in custody by senior district judge Timothy Workman until January 6 when he will appear at the Old Bailey. Judge Workman told Mr Yahya that he was refusing bail.

Mr Yahya was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday morning on his arrival at Gatwick airport from Addis Ababa.

He was the 43rd person detained during Scotland Yard's investigation into the events of July 21, which is codenamed Operation Vivace. The five alleged co-conspirators named in the charge against Mr Yahya are provisionally due to stand trial in September next year.

A further 10 people have been variously charged with failing to disclose information about suspects in the alleged bombings and assisting them in evading arrest.

The July 21 alleged attempted attacks at tube stations happened two weeks after the July 7 London bombings, which killed 52 people and the four suicide bombers, who detonated rucksack devices on three underground trains and a bus.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/attackonlondon/story/0,,1673536,00.html[/b]

Man charged with helping alleged July 21 plotter

Duncan Campbell
Saturday January 28, 2006
The Guardian

A 27-year-old man from Kensington, west London, is to appear at Bow Street magistrates court today charged with helping one of the men charged with conspiring to carry out bomb attacks in London on July 21.

He is the 17th person to be charged in connection with the events of that day. Muhedin Ali has been charged with two offences under the Terrorism Act - withholding information and assisting an offender. It is alleged he helped one of the alleged plotters, Hussein Osman, who is charged, along with three others, with plotting to bomb three underground trains and a bus