Do a search on the internet for information on it. Some of it is rubbish but there are a few unaswered questions that really should be answered.
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conspiracy theories about July 7
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The Irish were pretty successfulOriginally posted by ArdescoWhat I find surprising is that these 4 people were so successful, yet nobody else has even come close.Comment
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Originally posted by maximusnot sure what the benefit to the Government would be either?- A new bogeyman to direct our fear an anger at.
- A reason to pass legislation to allow us to hold terrorists wihtout charge for much longer periods of time
- A way to hype ID cards as the only way to defeat evil acts like this
It doesn't matter if some part of the government was involved/knew about it or not, they still got themselves a new public whipping boy and a reason to pass legislation to reduce our freedom all in the name of "security"Comment
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Of course, you would say thatOriginally posted by Old GregThere are still files not released after 50 years. I doubt they'd ever have to release them if they didn't want to.
I don't buy government conspiracy theories simply because I've worked for long enough in the public sector to doubt the government's competence to carry something like this off.
How is the weather down in Vauxhall today?Comment
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All very 1984!Originally posted by Ardesco- A new bogeyman to direct our fear an anger at.
- A reason to pass legislation to allow us to hold terrorists wihtout charge for much longer periods of time
- A way to hype ID cards as the only way to defeat evil acts like this
It doesn't matter if some part of the government was involved/knew about it or not, they still got themselves a new public whipping boy and a reason to pass legislation to reduce our freedom all in the name of "security"Comment
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Studies of the real cost of ID cards are being shredded as we speak....Originally posted by zeitghostNope.
Some of it might come out after 30 years, 50 years, 75 years and 100 years.
Some of it will never come out ever.God made men. Sam Colt made them equal.Comment
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What about the BBC reporter who reported a building had collapsed, when it was clearly still standing behind her, then it did collapse 20 minutes later.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.
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My point exactly.Originally posted by maximusThe Irish were pretty successful
If there is a big evil group of muslim terrorists plotting to blow us all up why haven't they done it again? Lets face it, it can't be that hard to get hold of something that will injure somebody, walk into a public place and use it...Comment
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Another racist for my growing list...This message is hidden because angusglover is on your ignore list.Comment
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Muslims are the least of our worries....looks like the Russians are the most likely to knack us now (if today's Independant is anything to go by!)
I wonder what hurts more - being blown up by a "terrorist", or being nuked?The pope is a tard.Comment
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