Times: New bombing claims fuel calls for a public inquiry
Big story here.
Petition signed by survivors, bereaved and members of the public here. ( Click)
My thanks to the Times, and to everyone who signs the petition, and to all those who support our calls to learn lessons from this atrocity. It's not about blame, not about political games - but simply about trying to spare suffering, and save lives in future.
Petition signed by survivors, bereaved and members of the public here. ( Click)
My thanks to the Times, and to everyone who signs the petition, and to all those who support our calls to learn lessons from this atrocity. It's not about blame, not about political games - but simply about trying to spare suffering, and save lives in future.
posted by Rachel at 8:22 am
I would like to thank you for all the work you've put into your webpage. It's very well done. The victims, of all people, should be given access to ANY information they deem usefull for a proper investigation into these horrific attacks.
This article is astounding. I'm sure the police are hopping mad about this, or they should be! Once again, more anamolous evidence surrounding the events of July 7th, 2005.
Speaking of anomolous evidence...
http://www.londonbombingsclue.blogspot.com
Hi
I have never posted on a blog before so here goes.
Also i am pretty new to the 7/7 activities.
I was researching the 7/7 theories and I came across this blog.
I do believe that it does support some of the theories that the Antagonist and such like promote, but its comments are pretty fair and I think that it isn't so bad rachel.
Liked your comment on the football, but Brazil will win it!
The site