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7/7 - "Apparent Bombers"
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http://news.bbc.co.uk...nd/london/8537534.stm
At the Royal Courts of Justice, Hugo Keith QC used the word "Apparent" when describing the 7/7 attackers. Following complaints by the families of victims he apologised, but defended his choice of words by saying "I must balance that which may seem to be obvious with not wishing to pre-judge the issues". The coroner later added that "they would come up with another term that would not cause distress".
So is it the case that the apology is for the poor choice of words rather than any inference that the alleged perpetrators might not actually have been responsible? Doesn't this reflect what the conspiracy theorists have been saying for the last 5 years?
At the Royal Courts of Justice, Hugo Keith QC used the word "Apparent" when describing the 7/7 attackers. Following complaints by the families of victims he apologised, but defended his choice of words by saying "I must balance that which may seem to be obvious with not wishing to pre-judge the issues". The coroner later added that "they would come up with another term that would not cause distress".
So is it the case that the apology is for the poor choice of words rather than any inference that the alleged perpetrators might not actually have been responsible? Doesn't this reflect what the conspiracy theorists have been saying for the last 5 years?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Gromit - I cannot believe an event so terrible as 9/11 could have been committed as an 'inside job' and not one person involved 'talked'. Controlled demolition without anyone noticing the explosives being planted? That's not the sort of job a couple of fellers carry out during the evening before. Those planes flying into the Twin Towers: what were they - a diversion?
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Gromit - There probably are a lot of questions unanswered; possibly because the US is unwilling to admit to lapses in its intelligence about the event.
But its an either/or question.
Either you are daft enough to think a western government could persuade its agents to murder thousands of its own people and die in the process, or it was done by crazed suicidal terrorists.
But its an either/or question.
Either you are daft enough to think a western government could persuade its agents to murder thousands of its own people and die in the process, or it was done by crazed suicidal terrorists.