Al-Qaeda intelligence 'mistakenly' left on train

[scubadiver]

Mods - feel free to move.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7449255.stm

[keithm]

Planting of more 'false intelligence', most likely trying to tie Iran to some unfolding MOSSAD/MI6 attack on their citizens. The * are DESPERATE to attack and time is running out. Martial law is becoming the last desperate hope short of a 'successful' false flag attack. Meanwhile Big oil keeps those tax breaks extended to 2017, the dollar continues to wobble on its way to the toilet, 'banks' have 5+ trillion in offbook transactions while TPTB are allegedly fighting over even more trillions (Bush,Cheney, ICJ,World Court) while FEMA disaster plans are classified and CONgress was given their escape ID's in the 'secret meeting' that detailed the planned collapse and escape plans of TPTB. Emergency food stocks are nil, 'strategic oil reserve' is low and will only be used by military anyway. They are absolutely freakin out about the intro of 'impeachment' articles and the potential for the whole truth to explode from under their unconstitutional covers.

[karlos]

If this happened once we would call it a mistake.
But this aparantly happens all the time.
Meaning it is lies.

[spiv]

Karlos, notice the day this has happened, the day of the Commons scandalous vote by these so called 'Labour MPs' to bang us (the citizens of the UK) up for up to 42 days without any evidence or charges being laid against us.

They don't even try to hide the dots anymore, so cocky are the real terrorists amongst us located in the House of Commons!!

[Busker]

If the BBC are to be believed these documents had the protective marking of secret rather than top secret.

However, as previously mentioned, the day is critical. The government were scared of losing the 42 day vote, so this was the substitute headline to bury bad news if they had lost that vote.

[Jayhawk]

Noticed this in the BBC article:

"The official was later suspended from his job, the Cabinet Office announced"

Then further down:
"He is understood to have already been interviewed, but has not been suspended from duty"

No confusion there then....

[Mark Gobell]

If you found said, alleged documents, could you not be charged under Section 58 of the Terrorism Act 2000 for being in possession of information likely to prove useful to terrorists ?

Also, what would you decide to do with them?

Would you give them to the BBC?

[TonyGosling]

Did you see the purple rubber gloves that the faceless Anti-Terrorist Scotland Yard official who accepted the file from the BBC was wearing?

Did he think the BBC had spiked the file with Anthrax?

[scienceplease]

Another set of files found on the same day handed over to the Independent on Sunday

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7455084.stm

[fish5133]

Funny how this latest lost document raises "Irans Weapons of mass destruction". All we need now is the means and speed of deployment and weve turned full circle. Because UK swallowed the original lie on Iraq WMDs we will have to support a US strike on Iran for the same reasons.


http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20080614/tpl-uk-security-britain-documen ts-81f3b62.html

[Mark Gobell]

[Mark Gobell]

Blears' computer stolen from constituency office

* Jenny Percival and agencies
* guardian.co.uk,
* Tuesday June 17 2008
* Article history

Hazel Blears

Hazel Blears computer was stolen in a break-in at the weekend. Photograph: Fiona Hanson/PA

A computer containing sensitive government information has been stolen from the constituency office of the communities secretary, Hazel Blears, it was revealed today.

The machine contained material from the department for communities and local government and details relating to her constituency work.

The restricted documents included papers relating to defence and extremism, but they did not contain any information that could compromise national security, according to the BBC.

The corporation also reported that the documents contained information that shows cabinet members disagree over the government's proposed planning laws.

It could mean that Blears has broken the rules on handling restricted government documents, which should not be held on a personal computer.

The computer was taken from Blears' office in Salford's Working Class Movement Library on Saturday.

A government spokesman stressed that no personal details were among the departmental information.

"There was a break-in at the constituency office of Hazel Blears on the afternoon of Saturday, June 14. Hazel was not there at the time," a spokesman said.

"The thief broke in through a window, triggering the building's security alarm. A PC (personal computer) was stolen. Nothing else was taken.

"We understand the building's security staff arrived within minutes.

"The PC was primarily used for Hazel's constituency business and contained some details of her constituency work.

"The PC also contained some material from the department. None of the departmental material included sensitive personal data about the public or would be of use to criminals.

"The PC did not contain any secret or top secret information and the contents of the PC are protected and clearly this is now subject to a routine police investigation."

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/jun/17/blears.breakin

[redadare]

Glad Hazel Blears was not there at the time it was stolen. She has no effin right whatever to be anywhere near anything to do with 'working class movement'.

Anyway, hope she gets the same treatment as the guy that 'accidently' left stuff on the train; suspended!

[Mark Gobell]

But who will buy the rope !

[Mark Gobell]

30,000 NHS records lost as seven laptops stolen