the first and indeed only question to be asked here is,

"What was the Israeli involvement ?". It must be obvious to anyone how Israel gains from this and with the large Jewish population in Harrow not far away logistical help for a Mossad unit would have been easy to get. It's noticeable that Luton airport nearby does not operate flights to Israel !!! Significant I think.

I bet it turns out that it was Islamic terrorists who were responsible. It just shows how big an enemy Islamic terrorism is. It also shows why the war on terrorism is right. Islamic terrorism is greatest evil the world has faced since Nazism.

(u forgot that, or deliberately omitted it.)

Are the Gas explosions in Hemel Hemptead really happening to destroy evidence of 'black ops' - R2I - resistance to interrogation - false imprisonment at BP intel-front owned facilities inside this depot & its neighbouring industrial estate? Is the rendition program actually providing 'terror suspects'
from Luton & Heathrow???

Remember the classic spy movie The Ipcress File? The lead character - Harry Palmer -played by Michael Caine - was taken to what he thinks is a location in Eastern Europe, He is tortured, & programmed to kill on a hypnotic trigger via a phonecall - when he manages to escape - he realises he is still in London and the Eastern European Prison was an eleborate theatre.

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Scenario - LONDON - The government faces a dilemma: It needs people to stay home, but if the news breaks of internment & torture being carried out in the UK, the Government, already under pressure from a war in Iraq & unpopular and anti-terror laws, will have to face a military/civilian confrontation due to mass protest on the streets and eventually resign under public & international outrage


A shadowy media firm steps in to help orchestrate a sophisticated campaign of mass deception. The company sets up a high-tech "ops center" to convince the public that Terrorist organisation has threatened Energy installations. An accident at a Oil & Gas depot threatens London. As the toxic cloud approaches the city, TV news outlets are provided graphic visuals charting the path of the invisible toxins. Londoners stay indoors, glued to the telly... watching all evidence of the crisis that threatens the continuance of Government getting destroyed in the burning depot. At all times the events are cited as accidental...but helpfully raise the price of oil.


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Al-Qaeda, Mr Zawahri said, was a "popular organisation confronting a new Crusader Zionist Western and Israeli campaign, in defence of all violated Muslim lands". In Iraq, he said, the US-led coalition was "receiving blows each day", while the Iraqi government was "begging Americans not to leave because they know the day Americans leave is the day they are finished". He urged attacks on oil installations in Islamic countries "because most of the revenues of this oil go to the enemies of Islam". Ayman al-Zawahri, an eye surgeon by training, is seen as the chief ideologue of al-Qaeda.

BBC
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4505670.stm


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The rebranding of Al Jazeera

The Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace (IIFWP) is backed by Korean CIA agent, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, head of the cultish Unification Church. In June 2002, UPI chief John O'Sullivan spoke at an IIFWP symposium in Washington D.C. He opened his remarks by referring to Imad Musa, from the Washington Bureau of Al Jazeera -a previous speaker.


"I should say how much I appreciated the remarks of the gentleman from Al Jazeera. I'm sorry he told us the story about the BBC because I had hoped to refer to him as the only member of Al Jazeera who hadn't been a former employee of the World Service of the BBC, thus subtly hinting that Al Jazeera is really an MI6 operation," -


from a Break 4 News story
 http://breakfornews.com/my/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=256

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Oil rebounded to $60 a barrel on Monday after a sharp fall at the end of last week, with forecasts for another U.S. cold spell offsetting OPEC's plans to keep output at near full-throttle through the winter. U.S. crude rose 55 cents to $59.94 a barrel, recovering from a 2.1 percent slide on Friday, while London Brent crude was up 69 cents to $58.00 a barrel. Oil raced to its highest level in five weeks on Friday and natural gas set a second consecutive record-high above $15 per million British thermal units as icy weather gripped the U.S. Northeast and Midwest, driving up demand for heating fuels. Profit-taking reversed those gains by Friday's close, but prospects for another cold snap at the weekend -- after a period of more moderate weather -- kept the market supported


In Kuwait, OPEC President Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahd al-Sabah said there was unanimous support to carry on pumping at the cartel's highest level for 25 years, about 30 million barrels daily. "All the delegates are willing to maintain our production levels,"

Sheikh Ahmad, who is also Kuwait's oil minister, told reporters on Sunday after a meeting of OPEC's monitoring committee, ahead of the cartel's full meeting on Monday. And on Monday, he said: "I believe we will have a late-January or early-February meeting to discuss the second quarter."

Analysts said the market was also on edge after Sunday's explosions at a fuel depot north of London, which has the capacity to hold 5 percent of Britain's oil supply, although police said the explosion was almost certainly an accident.

"Even if it seems to be an accident, it stokes fears of terrorist attacks on oil facilities. This is bullish for product prices in Europe," said Tony Nunan of Mitsubishi Corp.'s risk management business.

It was not clear how much oil the depot, which supplies petrol and fuel oils to a large part of southeast England, including Luton and Heathrow airports, was holding. An al Qaeda leader last week urged attacks on oil facilities in Muslim countries, fuelling gains in oil prices. -

 http://today.reuters.com/business/newsarticle.aspx?type=tnBusinessNews&storyID=nSP92566&imageid=∩=

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reported to have a storage capacity of 150,000 tonnes, Buncefield holds massive stocks of oil, petrol & aviation fuel kerosene, used to supply airports across the region including Heathrow and Luton. The depot is in operation 24 hours a day, has been run as a joint venture by oil giants Total and Texaco. It is also used by BP and Shell. 400 tankers are filled at the site every day from a total of 26 storage tanks. A high-pressure oil pipeline, run by British Pipeline, runs all the way from the Lindsey Oil Refinery in North Lincolnshire to the Buncefield site, where the oil is then stored. It is one of three underground supply pipelines feeding Buncefield.
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Police in Baku, the capital of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan, have detained two British nationals near a water reservoir. The two are being held on suspicion of trying to poison water supplies, the Regnum news agency reported. The two men were arrested on Dec. 3 as they were trying to pour a white powder into the water. The powder has been sent for examination. Prelimary reports identified the suspects as employees of British Petroleum. The Azeri police said a map of the area was found on the detainees.

 http://www.mosnews.com/news/2005/12/06/bakuarrest.shtml
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Flashback - Chicksands interrogation method used in Abu Ghriab scandal

"The sexual humiliation of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib prison was not an invention of maverick guards, but part of a system of ill-treatment and degradation used by special forces soldiers that is now being disseminated among ordinary troops and contractors who do not know what they are doing, according to British military sources.

The techniques devised in the system, called R2I - resistance to interrogation - match the crude exploitation and abuse of prisoners at the Abu Ghraib jail in Baghdad. One former British special forces officer who returned last week from Iraq, said: "It was clear from discussions with US private contractors in Iraq that the prison guards were using R2I techniques, but they didn't know what they were doing."

He said British and US military intelligence soldiers were trained in these techniques, which were taught at the joint services interrogation centre in Ashford, Kent, now transferred to the former US base at Chicksands. " - UK forces taught torture methods
 http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1212197,00.html
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