July 7th Articles & Correspondence

Letters & Correspondence

An archive of letters and correspondence written in the quest to get to the truth behind what really happened and who or what is really responsible.

A letter of support from leading community activist academic and writer, AbdulWahid Hamid, author of the best-seller 'Islam: The Natural Way' and former editor of The Muslim.
The narrative musings of a 12 year old - son of a J7 forum member emailed us with a copy of his superbly crafted thoughts on the official government narrative, as sent to the Home Secretary, John Reid. [Update 28/06/06: Read the response to this letter here.
The Muslim Council of Britain press release issued in response to the release of the government narrative.
An article by Shahid Qureshi. Director of Journalist Rights International, Don't Blame British Muslims for Terrorism. The article references the 'bombing exercises' that were running on July 7th, French intelligence about military explosives and the Madrid and Omagh bombings, the latter of which is notable because one of the terrorists was a British double-agent whose cover would have been blown as an informer if the operation was uncovered.
Some questions that need to be answered - Article by Dr M. Naseem of Birmingham Central Mosque.
A Muslim petition to Tony Blair (1100+ signatories).
Letter to DAC Brian Paddick from July Seventh Truth Campaigner Keith Mothersson.

An archive of articles written by, or about, the July 7th Truth Campaign.

'The 'real' story of 7/7 - a refutation' - A rebuttal of the Sunday Observer article, 'The 'real'story of 7/7' by J7 researcher, Kier. Originally posted here on the July Seventh Truth Campaign blog.
London 7/7 Bomb Questions Remain Unanswered 9 Months Later - Mathaba News article featuring July Seventh Truth Researcher and Campaigner, Bridget Dunne.
'False Flag' Fundamentalism: Tilting at Tube Trains' - report on the launch of Milan Rai's book, '7/7 The London Bombings, Islam and the Iraq War'.
The BreakForNews interview with J7 researcher Bridget Dunne that prompted the Mathaba Independent News article.