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Showing posts with label Christmas day false flag bombing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas day false flag bombing. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 09, 2010

English Kid Exposes BBC Complicity in Covering Up 'False Flag' Terror

There was a documentary ( "How Safe Are Our Skies" ) on BBC2 on Thursday at 9pm about the Detroit underpants bomber. It was a disgraceful deception.


Rotten maddening lies. Here's a young man who has put up a video about it and made a good job of exposing just what the BBC is. It is, on 'important' matters, a branch of MI6. Traitors to the British people. These people with their plummy voices and their oh-so-smooth delivery will be the death of us all. 

Here is Keelan Balderson's film. Don't miss the last 30 seconds:

Monday, January 04, 2010

Gordon Brown Promises Full body Scanners at UK Airports



Prime Minister Gordon Brown has given the go-ahead for full body scanners to be introduced at Britain's airports.

BAA, which runs six UK airports, said it would now install the machines "as soon as is practical" at Heathrow.

Experts have questioned the scanners' effectiveness at detecting the type of bomb allegedly used on Christmas Day in an attempted plane attack over Detroit.'

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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Christmas Kamikaze

So if you want to wreak widespread death and destruction, sign up with the US government rather than Al Qaeda’s shoe-bombing division. Groin-grenades are apparently even less lethal, judging from Abdulmutallab, not to mention their built-in deterrent for faithful fanatics: what fun can a guy have with all those virgins in Paradise if he’s burnt a certain area to a crisp?

Groin-grenades may be ineffective WMD’s, but they’re as good as shoe-bombs at growing government’s power. If a lone wacko with a bit of explosive in his sneaker excuses the TSA’s foot-fetish, imagine the hay Leviathan can make from one with a bomb in his crotch: "I think we have to head in that direction [of virtual strip-searches with millimeter-wave scanning]," the histrionic Pete King intoned. "Yes, there is some brief violation of privacy with a full body scan. But on the other hand, if we can save thousands of lives, to me, we have to make that decision".'

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