A new film on the 2005 London bombings: "Seeds of Deconstruction"

The Big Story - Fifth anniversary - 07Jul10 - Amina Taylor - Press TV Global News - (Part1)


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part1
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4sgUkENK9M

part 2
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCb6CTbTIuA

part 3
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJH6D9gTcKU


 http://www.presstv.ir

Thanks J7 and Tony - it's important for everyone to know the truth about the so-called terrorist attacks of 7/7 and 9/11. We know that (a) they never done it, (b) they only said they done it under duress, and (c) that the real bombers were working for the CIA all along. That said we have to get the message out, loud and proud! And I can't think of a more fitting way of doing it than via the great peace loving Iranian TV channel, Press TV, the channel that exposes the truth behind Western media lies!

Haven’t had a chance to download the film yet, but look foward to it. However, I but can’t help but wonder if it’ll be another conspiracy theory based on the idea that it’s UNTHINKABLE that trains in England ever run slightly late; that public transport infrastructure in Britain isn’t perfect; that objects shown in the distance on CCTV screengraps might be a bit blurry; and that corporations in London would do disaster planning for an event that had been widely predicted for four years. Because obviously all of that is utterly unimaginable. It must be the CIA.

I also can’t help but wonder if the tone of the film would be slightly different if it had a different introductory half. You know – instead of one focussing on the handful of known possible false flags in the 20th century, one focussing on, say, the hundreds of known suicide bombings carried out by hardline Islamacist groups. Unless you think that every suicide bombing in the Middle East in the last decade has been orchestrated by the CIA. Oh. You do? Okaaay. [backs away slowly]

@ Norvello,

"I but can’t help but wonder if it’ll be another conspiracy theory based on the idea that it’s UNTHINKABLE that trains in England ever run slightly late;"

The issue of the train times is considerably more complex than this.

"that public transport infrastructure in Britain isn’t perfect;"

Ditto

"that objects shown in the distance on CCTV screengraps might be a bit blurry;"

As you'll see if you watch the film the question of the reliability of the CCTV goes far beyond the one widely-disputed frame.

"and that corporations in London would do disaster planning for an event that had been widely predicted for four years."

Again, watch the film. Peter Power himself drew attention to the exercise he was running being a bizarre coincidence. He set the tone for all future discussion about that exercise.

"Because obviously all of that is utterly unimaginable. It must be the CIA."

Nowhere does the film say it must have been the CIA.

"I also can’t help but wonder if the tone of the film would be slightly different if it had a different introductory half. You know – instead of one focussing on the handful of known possible false flags in the 20th century, one focussing on, say, the hundreds of known suicide bombings carried out by hardline Islamacist groups. Unless you think that every suicide bombing in the Middle East in the last decade has been orchestrated by the CIA. Oh. You do? Okaaay. [backs away slowly]"

It isn't a 'handful of known possible false flags' but a confirmed, historically documented, legally confirmed pattern of such events. Besides which, much of the last bit of the first half is about state sponsorship of the mujahideen, not false flag events.

As to suicide bombings - they are a comparatively new method in terms of 'Islamacist groups'. Prior to the invasion of Iraq they were primarily being used by the Tamil Tigers. And given that the aim of the film is to cast doubt on whether 7/7 involved suicide bombings it would be entirely inappropriate to talk about groups such as Hamas who use that as a tactic in a different country in a specific political setting that has bugger all to do with 7/7.

Your final effort to mock something that you haven't even seen is pathetic. Grow up.