Channel 5 Sep 14 - "London 7 7 suicide - write, comp

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Felicity writes:

Channel 5 TV Wed Sep 14 05 21.00 The "London 7 7 suicide bombers".

Please record this programme. As it will to be a total fabrication : it will contravene both the OFCOM regulations and the race relations legislation. We need to make a particular note of those who made the film. Please make sure that you complain to OFCOM :
email contact@ofcom.org.uk sarah.jackson@five.tv
July 7 2005 London

The July 7 05 : 07.40 : Luton to London train was cancelled. The 08.03 train, the first to London, arrived at London King’s Cross at 08.43 : six minutes before and miles away from the detonations of the first explosives.

The London Underground - entrances, platforms, carriages, escalators - has saturation CCTV coverage. No footage showed any evidence of "suicide bombers"

The "four bombers outside Luton Station" photograph - taken from the non-existent CCTV footage - is a poor quality fake : white-hat-man has been badly superimposed with his body in front of the railings and half of his face and lower left arm behind the rails : the rail sections, either side of the phantom, do not line up : there are rain puddles shown : Luton was dry, that day ; all day .. etc., etc..

Eye-witness reports tell of the explosions on the underground being on the rail-tracks : effectively ruling out any external party involvement.

Stagecoach employees have reported that the no. 30 bus - the one which had the explosive device under the top-deck back-seat - was the only bus diverted after the tuibe explosions . The previous Saturday, a maintenance group, previously unknown to the depot crew, spent "20 hours" "on CCTV maintenance" ; an unheard-of length of time for that task.

The police announced, on July 17, that they had no evidence linking the events with any "suicide bombers" there has never been any evidence, whatsover, linking the explosions with Islam or the mythical "Al qaeda".

After 8 weeks and with the "suicide bombers" story falling further apart, the BBC Arabic Service, Al Jazeera, broadcast a "suicide bomber" video.