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Topic History of: Cricket Terror Attack : Inside Job
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Angel |
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Meanwhile, in Ireland, British soldiers were gunned down at an army base and nobody saw enough to be able to stop or identify them. I could conjur up some conspiracy theory concerning this happening at a time that might help enforce the government's plans for passport controls between Britain and Ireland, but I won't because that would be pure irrational guesswork.
Sometimes stuff just happens. It's not always a major conspiracy.[/quote]
You beat me to it. Good point, well made. |
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JC |
BR wrote:
The security level was meant to be TOP so there should have been no way that a terrorist squad could get in and out without at least taking some damage.
This was an unprecedented surprise attack on a cricket team on the public highway. It would have been remarkable to close off public roads just because a sports team were travelling along it. Few people could have predicted this, and to have several police officers as an escort for a sports team was indeed top security. If nothing had happened some would have said it was a waste of police resources. Hindisght is a wonderful thing.
The attack was obviously well planned and well executed. The only thing that surprises me is that at least one of the gunmen has not been identified. If you watch the footage there is a clear view of two gunmen running across a road. One looks in the direction of the camera. There is software which could be used to enlarge and enhance his image to enable an identification. But maybe this is being pursued as we speak, and we just haven't been told about it.
Meanwhile, in Ireland, British soldiers were gunned down at an army base and nobody saw enough to be able to stop or identify them. I could conjur up some conspiracy theory concerning this happening at a time that might help enforce the government's plans for passport controls between Britain and Ireland, but I won't because that would be pure irrational guesswork.
Sometimes stuff just happens. It's not always a major conspiracy. |
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Pete Clarke |
Anyone who thinks that it is impossible for a state to attack itself or its own people for political gain either does not know their history or is simply in denial.
Since the dawn of civilization, our rulers have done their utmost to retain and increase their own wealth and power, whilst striving to keep the population in check.
The methods employed usually involved the invokation of fear amongst the masses. Either the fear of eternal damnation or the fear that some nutter is gowing to blow you up as you travel to work.
And, for those who believe that this could not possibly happen in a progressive, democratic society such as our own should look at the rise of the Third Reich. Germany was one of the most liberal democracies in the world until Hitler came along.
There is a blueprint for dictators and it IS being used.
Has anyone heard of Operation Northwoods?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Northwoods
And the de-classified document itself:
www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/news/20010430/northwoods.pdf |
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BR |
I suggest you watch the videos.
6 police were killed. But the second bus lost its escort completely. The terrorists did not take a single hit and not one was caught.
The security level was meant to be TOP so there should have been no way that a terrorist squad could get in and out without at least taking some damage.
Security around the world is now very sophisticated. IF you have ever seen the Royal Family or the Prime Minister in London or any major sporting team etc you will know exactly what I mean.
Chris Broad is right.
CAPITAL letters rule. I have a broken keyboard that CAPITALISES at random. |
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Angel |
I saw ELVIS in Waitrose this morning. |
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