"The British government last week released two reports concerning the July 7, 2005, suicide attacks in London...

...From the pieces that have been connected so far, they have learned that Mohammed Siddique Khan -- the apparent leader of the cell -- visited Pakistan in 2003, and that he returned and spent several months there with another of the bombers, Shahzad Tanweer, between November 2004 and February 2005...

...Siddique Khan has been a troublesome figure for British authorities, because he first came to their attention in the course of another matter: He was identified as a figure on the periphery of the investigation begun by the arrest in Pakistan of another suspect, computer expert Muhammed Naeem Noor Khan, and that led to the rollup of the al-Hindi cell in Britain..."

Of course, Dubya Administration's leak of Muhammed Naeem Noor Khan's identity to the press caused this vital intelligence operation to be prematurely aborted.

Please click here and sign the petition to demand a full investigation of this criminal leak!

 http://gaelicstarover.blogspot.com/2006/05/fully-investigate-77-bombings.html