ESCAPE FROM THE TWIN TOWERS - DAILY EXPRESS 10/09/05

[John. M]

IN A TWO PAGE ARTICLE IN THE DAILY EXPRESS TODAY, JIM DWYER AND KEVIN FLYNN'S ARTICLE "ESCAPE FROM THE TOWERS" SEEMS TO BE SUGGESTING THE "PANCAKE COLLAPSE THEORY".

NOT ONE WORD ABOUT CONTROLLED EXPLOSIVES OR BOMBS GOING OFF WOULD YOU BELIEVE!?

E.G.

"The building twisted. As each floor dropped one upon the other it was as if a giant accordian was being squeezed. Behind each rush of air came the screech of falling trusses. As the floors fell, they picked up speed...

John. M

[Lucy]

After terrorism comes erosion of civil liberties.
Just as it has in America since 9/11.

This is re London Bombings (but maybe all part of the same
bigger plan):

Todays date (10th September)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4232012.stm

"MI5 head warns on civil liberties

Civil liberties may have to be "eroded" to protect Britons from terrorism, the head of security service MI5 has said..."




Plus the related links on the side of course.

And following a BBC link to the Guardian, and then a link from there, there's one ALSO todays date, by Michael Meacher:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/terrorism/story/0,12780,1566917,00.html

Near the end he says:

"...Indeed it may depend on whether Scotland Yard, in its attempts to uncover the truth, can prevail over MI6, which is trying to cover its tracks and in practice has every opportunity to operate beyond the law under the cover of national security..."


And (also TODAY's DATE) BBC World news shows in its 9/11 article:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/4227602.stm

"...The 11 September attacks made it easier to invade Iraq because of the argument that everything had changed - no longer, it was claimed, could the risk be ignored of weapons of mass destruction getting into the hands of terrorists..."


No doubt cast on the Twin Towers disaster itself, though when you read it carefully, it might be HINTING at it? Like putting the first suspicions there?

Hard to tell.

[Seb]

[Lucy]

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=62900

"UK a likely stop for UN investigator
05:59 AEST Fri Sep 16 2005
AAP
Britain and Australia are likely to be among the first countries to be scrutinised for the way they deals with human rights while fighting terrorism, a special investigator for the United Nations said.

"A situation where a country is preparing a vast number of counter-terrorism measures is ideal for my intervention," UN special rapporteur Martin Scheinin said in an interview on the same day Britain was unveiling new security measures.

"In that sense the UK situation is ideal. That is a very likely candidate for being on the list of first countries," said Scheinin, appointed in July by the UN Commission on Human Rights to help ensure that governments uphold human rights at the same time as fighting terrorism..."

[Lucy]

New Terror Law in Full

http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/docs4/Print-02C.PDF





Hitchens v Galloway

http://news.independent.co.uk/world/politics/article312968.ece

"Hitchens Vs Galloway: The big debate
Christopher Hitchens, vocal supporter of the Iraq war, against George Galloway, indefatigable enemy of the war ..."