7/7: What Went Bang?
Nick Kollerstrom explains why the explosives that wreaked carnage on July 7th couldn’t have been made of peroxide and black pepper, as the government claims
Nick Kollerstrom explains why the explosives that wreaked carnage on July 7th couldn’t have been made of peroxide and black pepper, as the government claims
William Walshe was sitting right next Shehzad Tanweer when the alleged “suicide bomber” detonated his bomb on July 7th. Amazingly, Walshe survived. Stranger still, the 7/7 Inquest never even asked for his testimony
Nick Kollerstrom presents a convincing case that elements of the British Army’s own Force Reconnaissance Regiment may have been behind the 7/7 attacks
The Inquest has heard over 70 testify on the Aldgate blast but it does not wish to hear from the man who was sitting right next to the alleged ‘suicide bomber?’ Why? Could what he witnessed be at odds with the official version of events?
While the corporate media studiously avoids reporting on it, the official version of the 7/7 attacks is rapidly unravelling. Nick Kolerstrom explains
How the Inquest struggled to keep the lid on their Edgware Road story
Nick Kollerstrom presnts evidence to help explain why no journalist or member of the public was allowed to inspect the blasted coach remains from 7/7
Its been revealed that prior to 7/7 there were 4 drills that simulated terror attacks at the very stations that were later to be targeted. Coincidence? Or were these drills – unbeknown to most of the participants – practise runs for the 7/7 attacks?
On 7/7 news reports claimed that “suicide bombers” had been shot at Canary Wharf. Cited by various witnesses, the reports came complete with dramatic accounts of how the entire area was ‘locked down’. Yet hour’s later police were denying the reports
The terror outrages in Britain last year may not have been the work of “Muslim extremists”. A series of virtually unreported events in a Birmingham hotel suggest the covert involvement of Britain’s intelligence agencies in orchestrating events