BBC Attacks '7/7' Truth-Seekers

Last night the BBC (which we used to fondly call Blair's Bolshevik Corporation) ran a part of its series The Conspiracy Files (Series Two).

It dealt with what has annoyingly (and Americanly!?!?) been labeled "7/7" - aka the "Muslim Terror Bomb Attacks in London."

The programme dealt primarily with a video called "7/7 The Ripple Effect" which we've linked to on the next post so you can go see it yourself.

Interestingly The Ripple Effect Video (TRE) has as a main part of its thesis that BBC is used and abused by the security services to disseminate lies about 7/7 and the whole "War on Terror" debacle.

Lo and behold the BBC spends an hour attacking TRE and those who have loosely coalesced around it.

The BBC "discovered" the man behind it (who gave them that info? MI5?), a man who is now in jail in Ireland awaiting extradition.

Another "doubter/revisionist" was smeared because he wrote a piece "denying" the holohoax.

It all smells of the usual fayre dished up by the Neo-Cons, BBC, government and spooks.

They pull apart small parts of TRE whilst ignoring some key issues (not least the fact that 3 of the "suicide bombers" were reported as being shot by the spooks at Canary Wharf!!!).

Still the BBC in being forced to come to the aid of their political bosses have highlighted TRE and will have ensured that hundreds of thousands more look up the video online.

Any nationalist who thinks the spooks are not capable of setting up patsies and setting off their own explosives are at best naive.

Watch TRE (linked below) and watch the BBC's The Conspiracy Files (available on iplayer at the BBC website) and think for yourself.

The woman who seems to be the "victims' mouthpiece" who takes the official line thinks it dishonours the dead to ask questions.

This is a line that holohoax officials use.

It is a lie.

The dead are dead. If anything, asking questions and truth-seeking is to honour them because if there are lies being peddled about how and why they died that dishonours their memory!

If I was murdered and an innocent man jailed for the crime, whilst the guilty walked free I know I would want the facts looked into and the guilty found and dealt with.

We must be free to ask questions, however unpleasant, however unpalatable to the government's pet BBC.

Does the fact that the BBC knowingly and unknowingly employs criminals, paedophiles, drunkards, adulterers and those who uphold bizarre religious (or anti-religious) theories make all their news coverage untrue or unpalatable?

No.

yet we are told that TRE etc. is unpalatable because of its authors religious outlook and one of its supporter's revisionist views on history.

Thanks BBC.

You have merely confirmed that you are a government agency out to smear anything that really looks into the whys and wherefores of the NWO, just as you will not ask the questions about the banking crisis, or the Bilderbergers, who owns the media etc. etc.

It certainly makes the questions over the BBC's reporting of events in Iran fall into focus!

On the programme the BBC reporter bewails that (the "discredited") TRE is "damaging trust in the British government."

Oh boo hoo!