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🇬🇧 ❗️ TODAY MARKS 20 years since the 7/7 London terror attacks, when, allegedly, 4 suicide bombers detonated homemade explosives on the London transport network, killing themselves, and 52 others. We are told that the bombs were homemade, carried onto the respective Tube trains and London bus, by 'radicalised' homegrown terrorists. The problem is, the evidence simply doesn't stack up, and the events of that day bear ALL the hallmarks of a false flag. An 'Israeli' one. 🇬🇧 ❗️

The Military Grade Explosives
In the immediate aftermath of the bombings, Christophe Chaboud - the then Head of the French Anti-Terrorism Co-ordination Unit - after having performed forensic analysis at all four bomb sites, told Le Monde that the explosives used were of "military origin", something he described as "very worrying".

The UK Mirror reported (archived page can be found here) that traces of RDX - a military grade high-explosive - had indeed been found by detectives.

This too was reported by the Irish Examiner (archived page here) as follows:

"Traces of military plastic explosive, more deadly and efficient than commercial varieties, are understood to have been found in the debris of the wrecked Underground carriages and the bus."

This crucial information - which contradicts the official account of primitive, homemade explosives - went straight down the Orwellian memory hole, never to be mentioned again.

From the 5 Dancing 'Israelis' to the 4 'Broken' Cameras
To this day, there exists no CCTV footage of ANY of the supposed bombers boarding the doomed vehicles. You know why? Because the cameras 'weren't working'. All four of them. Despite the cameras (on the Tube trains and the bus) being operated by two completely DIFFERENT companies.

Yet both companies were 'Israeli'.

Verint Systems - an 'Israeli'-founded company - took control of the London Underground's CCTV system a matter of weeks before the attacks, after being selected by Metronet Rail in September 2004. The second link has been removed from the Internet entirely, after being verified by this writer 14 years hence.

'Israeli' company ICTS - which is also implicated in the Zionist false flag of 9/11 - ran the cameras on the bus.

Far from homemade bombs carried by two-bit terrorists in backpacks, the forensic examinations pointed to pre-planted military grade explosives.

The cameras weren't working because the footage doesn't exist.

The Drills
Then we have ex-Scotland Yard anti-terror copper, Peter Power, then CEO of private sector crisis management firm Visor Consultants, who - amazingly - appeared on TV that day, relaying the fact that his company had been running terror drills THAT MORNING, involving 1,000 people, simulating "ALMOST PRECISELY" (his words), the very attacks that took place.

This, too, went down the Orwellian memory hole, never to be reported again.

The Mossad Warning
'Israeli' news outlet Ynet reported 4 days after the attacks that the Mossad office in London had "received advance notice about the attacks, but only six minutes before the first blast". That too has been removed from the Internet, but it can be viewed via the archives here.

The Netanyahu Visit
Benjamin Netanyahu - the literal author of the fraudulent 'War on Terror' - was present in London that day, and he was warned to stay inside his hotel as the bombs detonated.

The 7/7 attacks came, conveniently, at a time when the British military was already trying to pull its troops from Iraq. One year after the London bombings, as part of its counter-terrorism strategy, the UK government's Prevent 'deradicalisation' programme - which had been quietly started in 2003 - was aggressively expanded, and the rest is history. The British withdrawal from Iraq didn't happen.

From the military grade explosives, to the cameras and the drills...two decades later, the country is divided into two camps: those who believe the official story...and those who aren't completely retarded. 🇬🇧

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Wikipedia

7 July 2005 London bombings

On 7 July 2005, Islamist terrorists carried out four coordinated suicide bombings targeting commuters travelling on London's public transport during the morning rush hour. The attacks are sometimes known as the 7/7 bombings or simply 7/7.

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