King's Cross
Posted on 07/07/2005 1:45:13 AM PDT by RWR8189
England's 9/11?
It is not the Provo style Cooper.
now i hear 6 subway, 3 buses (bbs five live)
London was so happy yesterday.
Or G8 anarchists.
Yep.
July 7 (seven-seven).
Thank you, Miss Marple. Time for prayers for all our great friends.
Sky News:
3 explosions on buses in Central London.
Hey, Prayers for our British cousins...they have been attcaked.
This is too big for Irish terror groups, especially since things are improving in N Ireland. If it was a terror attack, as it looks right now, it were Islamic terrorists. It´s definitely a well-chosen time with the Olympics-decision and the G8-conference in Britain.
The Irish still a major problem there? I thought they had settled that feud years ago.
Well, Fox finally has a feed from Sky news
Islamic Extremists or Irish Terrorists.
The Irish are not THIS crazy.
*DJ 7 Dead At London Algate Station-Unconfirmed Radio Report
Security was concentrated up at Gleneagles, no doubt.
Because in those (most) cases they are able to confirm relatively quickly that in fact it wasn't terrorism. In other cases they don't rule it out, but say it isn't likely, and so far they have been proven correct in every one of those. However no authorities today have said these 7 explosions are "definitely not terrorism". Not that the facts will ever get in the way of the armchair critics and those who want to scream 'coverup' before a word has been spoken.
http://db.riskwaters.com/public/showPage.html?page=286403
"UK stocks down as explosions rock City"
Thursday 7th July 2005: 10:11
By Jonathan Boyd
King's Cross
It is looking like a major terrorist incident - multiple explosions across Central London with the power surge a pre-designated cover story.
I am starting to get a bit freaked out. Dammit I take that bus often.
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