
I Name The Man
Behind The London Bombings
Vernon Coleman
Am I the only one to be nauseated by sight and sound of Tony
Blair being constantly praised these days?
Or do others share my feeling
that those of us who care have, in recent weeks, been totally betrayed by the
press and by opposition politicians?
Blair has been praised for his
efforts at the G8 summit. But in fact the end result was just more promises.
Rich pop stars enriched themselves and distracted attention from the real event
with what was little more than a money-making, ego boosting publicity gimmick.
(I'm not sure which Live 8 picture nauseated me most. The sight of Mandelson
enjoying himself among the `celebrities' at the wretched London concert or the
sight of Geldof and Blair cuddling one another).
Blair has been praised
for his lobbying that `won' the Olympics for London. I can imagine what
happened. Blair simply made loads of promises and the delegates (not knowing
him) believed them. The `win' was, without a doubt, the trigger for the bombing
in London.
The home-grown terrorists were, I suspect, simply disgusted
by the sight of Blair's victory celebrations.
The link isn't difficult
to understand.
If your family had been killed by a murderer who had
escaped scot-free and you'd then had to watch him celebrating a lottery win how
would you feel? Angry? Resentful?
Can we really be surprised that
Blair's celebrations and `success' triggered a response?
Finally, there
was the terrorist attack itself. Blair has been widely praised for the way he
has handled this.
WHAT?
Don't any of these half-brained
commentators understand that London was attacked because of Blair?
Blair
is a war criminal.
Bush and his cronies decided to start an illegal war
to gain control of Iraq's oil and to boost the American arms industry by using
up some stockpiled weapons. Blair then ignored the voters and decided to join in
the killing spree.
Why did Blair make us part of that illegal war? I
don't know. But I would guess it was so that he can earn enough American dollars
to be able to pay off his massive mortgage.
Well over 100,000 innocent
women and children have illegally been killed in Iraq by American and British
troops. Murdered by our invading troops. No one knows how many Iraq men have
died. The total number of war victims will never be known because neither the
British nor the American troops bother to keep count.
And politicians and
commentators claim now not to understand what drives extremists to kill innocent
people with their bombs. Are they really that stupid? Can anyone be that
senseless?
Most Britons didn't want the war. Most still think it was
illegal and immoral.
But the press and the politicians are now
conspiring to persuade us to forget this.
Blair is as responsible for
the deaths in London as he is for the pointless deaths of British soldiers in
Iraq. If the police truly want to find the real culprit for the terrible attack
on London they need go no further than Downing Street. Arrest Blair! He is the
man behind the bombings.
(The real, sick irony is the fact that it must
be likely that the explosives which were used in London were brought back from
either Iraq or Afghanistan - and that they got there courtesy of the British
troops. In other words, the bombs used to attack Londoners were made with
material bought by British taxpayers. Vast quantities of arms are now lying
around in these two war zones and are widely available to terrorists. It would
hardly be difficult for terrorists to think of ways to bring explosive materials
back into the UK. Some of them must have seen the film French Connection, for
example.)
If there is any justice in this world (a doubtful prospect at
the moment) the blood soaked Blair will eventually stand trial as a war
criminal.
Meanwhile, there can be no doubt that we are all
targets.
And the final irony must surely be the fact that the only person
in the country who is truly safe is Blair himself. Surrounded by guards
(provided by taxpayers) he doesn't have to worry about the threats the rest of
us must live with.
Copyright Vernon Coleman 2005
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