July 7th Documents & Downloads

 

July 7th Truth Campaign Documents

Some documents and images produced by the July 7th Truth Campaign. Please feel free to download and these documents. (Note: To download files to your computer, right click a link and select, 'Save as'.)

July 7th Truth Campaign leaflet [PDF] - The July 7th Truth Campaign flyer.

London 7/7 How To Be Good FAQ [PDF] - Challenge the media on their factually inaccurate accounts of what happened on July 7th.

Download a larger version of the J7 Truth Card shown here, courtesy of Official Confusion.

Click here for instructions and graphics for including a link to the July 7th Truth Campaign on your web site.

 

July Seventh Truth Campaign Media Coverage

27/06/06: Read the Mark Honigsbaum's interview with J7 campaigners that appeared in Guardian's G2 section, and the J7 response on the Guardian's Comment is Free web site .

'False Flag' Fundamentalism: Tilting at Tube Trains' - report on the launch event for Milan Rai's book, '7/7 The London Bombings, Islam and the Iraq War'.

Download the four page archive of the Channel 4 Community Discussion Forum thread, ' 7/7: WHO REALLY BOMBED LONDON?' which was entirely removed from the Channel 4 Community Forums after just a few hours. (Note: Channel 4 'Community' forum administrators have banned users for discussing the events of July 7th, solely for their questioning of the evidence free allegations of the government narrative.)

July 7th Multimedia Downloads

VIDEO: Sky News report of controlled explosions being conducted at Edgware Road, explosions which would seriously have hampered the collection of evidence from the scene of the original explosion. [ AVI video file ]

VIDEO: The ITV News (RIP) television interview with Peter Power of Visor Consultants at 20:20 on the evening of July 7th where he again explains that he was again running an exercise based on simultaneous attacks on the London underground. [ WMV video file ]

VIDEO: The June 28th alleged 'dummy run' footage [ 2MB WMV video file | or | smaller, lower-quality version ]

VIDEO: Official Confusion's 7/7 documentary, Mind the Gap

AUDIO: The original Radio 5 Live interview with Mr Peter Power of Visor Consultants where he reveals how he was rehearsing bombs going off at precisely the railway stations they did on the morning of July 7th. Some coincidence? [ MP3 audio file ]

AUDIO: report from Guardian journalist Mark Honigsbaum, reporting from outside Edgware Road detailing an explosion under the train and a subsequent train collision after the explosion. [ RealAudio file ]

AUDIO: BBC Radio 4 'File on 4' programme, first broadcast on Radio 4 at 2000 BST on Tuesday 25 October. Use the link at the bottom of the this page to listen to the programme.

BBC Radio 4 programme, variously known as Koran & Country (subtitled with the non-prejudicial) Biography of a Bomber and presented by Nasreen Suleaman, or Faces Of Islam – The Life Of A Bomber as originally broadcast on Thursday 17 November 2005 20:00-20:30 (Radio 4 FM). This programme is no longer available to listen to from the BBC web site but was introduced as follows:

What turns a British-born Muslim into a suicide bomber? Nasreen Suleaman talks to those who knew Mohammad Sidique Khan, the eldest of the July 7 bombers. He tries to unravel the mystery of what turned this well integrated, popular and intelligent young man into a terrorist.

July 7th Data Analysis Archive Version 2.0 (38MB) (via Official Confusion)

77 release 6 - London Bombings video (Google video)

 

Official July 7th Sources of Information

June 5th 2006 - Final Report of the 7 July Review Committee

• Vol1: Report of the 7 July Review Committee [PDF]
• Vol1: Report of the 7 July Review Committee [RTF]
• Vol 2: Views & information from organisations [PDF]
• Vol 2: Views & information from organisations [RTF]
• Vol 3: Views & information from individuals [PDF]
• Vol 3: Views & information from individuals [RTF]

Download all three documents listed above as a PDF archive or as a RTF archive.

The London Assembly 7 July Review Committee

The 7 July Review Committee was set up on 8th September 2005 as the London Resilience Committee by the London Assembly to 'examine the lessons to be learned from the response to the London bombings on 7 July, and in particular communications to people in London during the day'.

• Current work
• 7 July Review Committee contacts
• Membership - membership and terms of reference of the Committee
• Meetings - access to agendas and minutes

7 July Review Committee Webcasts

Webcasts of the 7 July Review Committee meetings are available from the webcasts page of the GLA web site. Below are links to the complete chronological list of 7 July Review Committee webcasts. Additional links to the minutes and transcripts of these meetings are also provided:

• 7 July Review (London Resilience) Committee - 3 November
• 7 July Review (London Resilience) Committee - 1 December
• 7 July Review (London Resilience) Committee - 11 January
• 7 July Review (London Resilience) Committee - 1 March
• 7 July Review (London Resilience) Committee - 23 March (eye-witness accounts)
• 7 July Review Committee - 13 April

London Assembly Meeting papers

Date of meeting	Agenda	PDF files	RTF files
13 April 2006	Agenda
23 March 2006	Agenda	Minutes PDF Transcript PDF	Minutes RTF Transcript RTF
1 March 2006	Agenda	Minutes PDF Transcript PDF	Minutes RTF Transcript RTF
11 January 2006	Agenda	Minutes PDF Transcript PDF	Minutes RTF Transcript RTF
December 2005	Agenda	Minutes PDF Transcript PDF	Minutes RTF Transcript RTF
3 November 2005	Agenda	Minutes PDF Transcript PDF	Minutes RTF Transcript RTF

 

 

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