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  1. We were told that he:

    Acted suspiciously on journey to tube.

    Was wearing a bulky jacket that could conseal explosives.

    Ran away when challenged by police.

    Vaulted the ticket barrier to get away.

    Was immediatelly shot as he tripped and stumbled onto the train.

    Somehow lead to his own death by these actions

    Later it was leaked that he was in the country illegally.

    That seemed to be the simplest explanation for the blunder. We all
    carried this information. It seemed logical and plausible. And now
    someone 'inside' has kindly revealed the extent of the cover-up.

    Now we know that he:

    Did nothing that implied that he was acting suspiciously.

    Was wearing no bulky clothes.

    Stopped to pick up a newspaper as he entered the tube.

    Bought a ticket and walked to the platform and then ran as alot of
    people do to get on a tubetrain before doors close.

    Sat down calmly on the train and was not aware that he was being
    followed.

    Was shot and eight bullets hit him. But not by the police who were
    following him. He was shot by an assination squad that happened to be
    walking past the tube at the time after being told who to kill by the
    police 'tailing' him.

    Never was he given an opportunity to demonstrate that he was completely
    innocent.

    This information is not supplied by aliens, people with bacofoil beanie
    hats, crackpot nerds in a tiny flat in Islington, hippies camped on
    ley-lines, Elvis, Shergar, Lord Lucan, naive loners with a grudge
    against society or anyone else on the fringes of mainstream society
    bereft of reasonable objectivity.
    Sean.

  2. On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 02:51:38 -0700, sean wrote:

    Ahh but was he carrying a Brompton? Otherwise it is completely irrelevant
    to this group.

    --
    Regards
    Tony
    (Take out the garbage to reply)

  3. sean said:

    Was shot and eight bullets hit him. But not by the police who were
    following him. He was shot by an assination squad that happened to be
    walking past the tube at the time after being told who to kill by the
    police 'tailing' him.


    What do you mean by 'happened to be walking past the tube at the time'?

  4. stupot said:
    sean said:

    Was shot and eight bullets hit him. But not by the police who were
    following him. He was shot by an assination squad that happened to be
    walking past the tube at the time after being told who to kill by the
    police 'tailing' him.

    What do you mean by 'happened to be walking past the tube at the time'?

    Mind you even by melbourne standards. thats looking a bit dodgy as a
    police shooting

  5. sean said:

    We were told that he:

    I think most of what we were told was by the newspapers and people they
    interviewed. The bulky jacket and leaping the barriers came IIRC from
    members of the public witnessing what happened and reported by the
    papers. It seems self evident to me that those members mistook one of
    the police squad for the person being pursued and if you read all their
    accounts in that light, jumping the barrier, running onto the train,
    holding a hostage, it all starts to make sense.

    I do have a growing sense of unease though as to what the people pulling
    the trigger thought they were doing if the leaks prove to be correct.

    --
    Tony

    "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
    Anon

  6. dave <[email hidden]> whizzed past me shouting

    Quoted message said:


    Mind you even by melbourne standards. thats looking a bit dodgy as a
    police shooting

    Last time I visited London it was being announced that there were armed
    police on the Tube "to reassure the public". After what happened to de
    Menezes I did NOT find that reassuring.

    I'd rather take my chances with the occasional clueless amateur bomber
    than with police stalkers following me across the park, down the street,
    queueing at the bus stop, onto the bus, off the bus, into the
    Underground, onto the train and doing a Mafia-style execution, all
    without noticing that I don't remotely resemble any of the people
    they're looking for.

    --
    Sue ]🙁🙂

  7. John Blake said:

    The end result is likely to be that the guy who fired the seven shots
    will be hung out to dry and all the others will "get away with it"

    I'll take that bet.

    I say they'll all get away with it. There'll be plenty of hand
    wringing of course, and "lessons will be learned". There might be a
    resignation for PR sake, but if so it will be quietly followed some
    time later with an alternative cushy number within snouts reach of the
    trough.

    "Bob"
    --

    Email address is spam trapped, to reply directly remove the beverage.

  8. Call me Bob said:
    John Blake said:

    The end result is likely to be that the guy who fired the seven shots
    will be hung out to dry and all the others will "get away with it"

    I'll take that bet.

    I say they'll all get away with it. There'll be plenty of hand
    wringing of course, and "lessons will be learned". There might be a
    resignation for PR sake, but if so it will be quietly followed some
    time later with an alternative cushy number within snouts reach of the
    trough.

    "Bob"

    Its been the way in victoria.

    And we have had some seriously sus shootings over the years. Including
    one where rumor stats that police radio messages were taped involving a
    desperate search for a weopon to go with corpse. And even the inquest
    said a bolt action non functioning .22 rifle was an unlikely choice for
    a career crim
    http://us.altnews.com.au/nuke/article.php?sid=3977&mode=thread&order=0&thold=0

    But even by those standards this one seems sus

    All of which is just a bit too off topic

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