7/7 The Conspiracy Files vs Ripple effect - part 5 of 6

Nearly four years after the 7/7 bombings, England's worst terrorist atrocity, The Conspiracy Files investigates the conspiracy theories flourishing on the internet.

There have been three official reports into the bombings on 7th July 2005, which claimed the lives of 56 people and injured 784 others. The programme sees how conspiracy theories suggest four British Muslims were framed by the government, play on the fears of the Muslim community and spread a highly divisive and damaging message.

The Conspiracy Files: 7/7 examines the evidence in an attempt to separate fact from fiction.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• 7/7
• 7/7/05
• war on terror
• government conspirators
• John Hill
• Sheffield
• cover up

[ScottishAtheist]

What because when light is cast on to the claims made by conspiracy theories, they're shown to be batshit insane and without merit? That would annoy me too mate if I were that gullible.

"Note the scary music and the darkness used as often as possible."

LOL seriously? You go watch anything by Alex Jones or fuckwits that make 9/11 videos and this is ALL they do - all presentation. scary music, quote out of context, creative editing. It's a game to them mate, and if you buy it you're the sheep.

[roeschuxxx]

funny that we still don't know who the private client was for which peter power has worked.

bbc itself is a hoax

[26wordy]

what about nicolas sarcozy saying that one of the bombers names had be listed a a british intelligence asset when he had a meeting with british before the bombing(he was french defence minister at the time or something).

[26wordy]

I mean that mulim kid was right on the money which is what this film's about and thank god for it all seemed a bit one sided before and to be honest that all sounded equally unbeievable . fooling these guys into being blown up by planted bombs. how the hell did they know theyd's die etc. But there are still questions.

[OneVoiceMore]

The faux outrage by the governments is transparent. When they spend 364 days a year trying every way they can to screw the common man, they squeal like a girl when they get called on it around the 365th.

[bkelaries]

Peter Power has a point-London is a big capital city,there is pretty high chance of a terrorist attack happening,especially on tube trains as they are a pretty big landmark of London. Its common sense to practice for these possible events,you be amiss not to do it.

[nemesis20201]

@RDWPtv fucking Islam evil

[rlilewis]

Finding some shit in a flat is not evidence. So am I to believe that never in history has "evidence" not been planted by blacks ops teams to frame people.... please.

There was even a story in the news a while back of police breaking into people's houses and robbing stuff to show the owners how easy it is to break in and to be more cautious. Mi5 and other secret organisations have the best funding, equipment and knowledge to do this kind of stuff.

[gunthaarz]

Drop a steel hammer from 2 miles if you wish, does it turn to dust on impact? Drop a ton of steel on a steel hammer, does the hammer turn to dust?

if you have intelligence enough to understand _irony_ :

watch?v=KDHN1gBkx0M&feature=re­lated

[punkguylewy]

the videos made like ' ripple effect,' are, in my opinion just as bad as the ones made by the media. They use scary background music and even subliminal messages, I feel like I am stuck in the middle of two extremists, on one side the media, with all the bull shit they present and on the other side the conspiracy theorists.

[WarrenCromartie2]

@BINGLEBOG1 What actual evidence do you have that it was the bombers who were shit in Canary Wharf?