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WideShut Documentary

BBC Debunked

Predictive Programming and 7/7

Breaking Down BBC's 7/7 Conspiracy Road Trip

7/7 Crime and Prejudice Talk

7/7 Seeds of Deconstruction Talk

The Corbett Report Interview

7/7 What Did They Know? – London Bombings – 2011 | WideShut

BBC Debunked: 7/7 Conspiracy Road Trip – WideShut Flashback

A critique of the BBC's 7/7 Conspiracy Road trip, pointing out the factual errors and red herrings from both the BBC and the “conspiracy theorists”, and offering additional information that proves the official story of the London Bombings to be incorrect.

Predictive Programming and 7/7 (June 02, 2013)

WideShut talks with Tom Secker about how in the years prior to 7/7, the BBC broadcast episodes of Spooks that not only hyped the threat of Muslim terrorism, but predicted the attacks and people's eventual reactions to them. Was this deliberate Predictive Programming?

Breaking Down BBC's 7/7 Conspiracy Road Trip (October 21, 2012)

WideShut talks with Tom Secker about the deceptive tactics Renegade Pictures used to try and get both of them involved with the BBC's 7/7 Conspiracy Road Trip show, why the theories about Peter Power's exercise on the morning of the London Bombings don't hold up to the evidence, and the general direction of the 7/7 case.

Tom Secker discusses his documentary 7/7 Crime and Prejudice.

7/7 Seeds of Deconstruction (July 26, 2011)

Keelan talks with Tom Secker about his 7/7 Seeds of Deconstruction film, the state of the 7/7 truth movement and the wider context within which the war on terror falls.

The Corbett Report Interview (March 05, 2011)

Keelan talks with James Corbett about his original documentary 7/7 The Big Picture, the early draft of 7/7 What Did They Know?

7/7 What Did They Know? – London Bombings – 2011 | WideShut

A documentary by Keelan Balderson with accompanying resources, exploring the intelligence that was available to the police and security services prior to the July 7th, 2005, London Bombings.

Officials claim they had no inkling of what was to befall London – but using newspaper reports, testimony and evidence from the inquest, this film reveals that Britain was warned continuously about threats to the Underground, actively planned to prevent them and had specific knowledge that two of the alleged bombers were involved in terrorist related activities.

Conspiracy Theory:

Four home-grown suicide bombers.
Not known to the intelligent agencies.
Attacked London with homemade bombs with no outside help.
No inkling that this was going to happen.

More shocking is the evidence that during the 90s there was a semi-secret Government policy to allow extremists to operate in Britain and even send young men to terror training camps in Pakistan, when it suited Blair's foreign policy in the Balkans. Furthermore there's a possibility that extremists who surrounded the alleged bombers before the attacks had all at some point worked for British or allied intelligence agencies.

With the limited scope of the inquest, family members are still calling for an independent public inquiry to get to the bottom of this devastating event.