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Justin
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 9:27 am    Post subject: Plea for feedback concerning MPs, Peers, MEPs and MSPs Reply with quote

Hi everyone,

So we can ascertain at what level the 9/11 Truth movement has penetrated the political process in the UK, could all of you in our network who have had correspondence/meetings with your elected representatives about 9/11 (and 7/7) please reply with just a very brief overview as to how you got on and whether or not you detected any chance that the politician concerned will be of use to us. Please remember to give the name of the politician and their Party.

Many thanks

Justin
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Andrew Johnson
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 10, 2005 9:47 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hiya,

My MP Liz Blackman (Erewash) was, at one time, secretary to Geoff Hoon (haven't checked whether she still is). She has listened to what I have had to say but has stuck with the "Conspiracy Theory" angle.

I have written to her several times and I think she will still read my correspondence. She at least forwarded my letters to the Home Office and their responses are in the attached file, along with that received from the Counter Terrorism POlicy Office. Liz Blackman's letters were not much more than polite acknowledgements etc



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Sinclair
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 14, 2005 11:08 am    Post subject: 9/11 research commissioned by UK Govt. Reply with quote

Andrew,

I downloaded your Word doc detailing your letters & responses from the UK Govt.

The final statement on one letter was along the lines of: The WTC collapse have nothing to do with us, ask the Americans...

You may be aware of some research carried out by Greenwich University, apparently commissioned by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (!), entitled 'Collection and Analysis of Emergency Services Data Relating to the Evacuation of the World Trade Centre Towers of 11 September 2001' There are two reports in PDF format - all the details are here: http://fseg.gre.ac.uk/fire/BDAG_project.html, including links to download the reports.

The reports, (which were carried out by Prof E. R. Galea and Mr A. J. P. Dixon of the Fire Safety Engineering Group at University of Greenwich) are a study into the human behavioural aspects of people closely caught up in the event.

I am convinced that the researchers on the projects (you know the ones asking the questions & doing the 'legwork'), MUST have come across some of the anomolies & inconsistencies with the official story. In fact, explosions are mentioned within the reports, but it doesn't dwell on this subject, it only refers to it in passing.

It would be interesting to see if the researchers did find any glaring inconsistencies.

I posted previously if anyone here had any contact or knew anyone at Greenwich Uni, but no responses were received.

Sinclair
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