"Who Done It" on Guy Fawkes Day?
Added: (Wed Nov 04 2009)
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"Fawkes was framed," says dissident historian.
"But it wasn't the butler. It was the Chancellor."
Author notes how 7/7 bombings were contrived to create today's "surveillance state" in US, UK.
London, Nov. 5, Guy Fawkes Day. The Gunpowder Plot is still an explosive story today for historian Nick Kollerstrom. "Guy Fawkes was the granddaddy of all the CIA patsies," he says.
In his new book Terror on the Tube, Kollerstrom also argues that the four Muslims accused in the London train bombings on 7/7/2005 were just that -- patsies.
"The parallels are uncanny. Both cases were used to mobilize English society for a foreign war, and to justify policies of domestic repression.
"Today the British are the most surveilled nation in the world, because of legislation rammed through in the wake of the London Tube Bombings -- and America is following suit.
"Both Fawkes and the Muslim lads from Leeds supposedly attempted to use homemade explosives, which would never even have worked. And in both cases, they were duped by agents of the crown.
"One difference -- Fawkes probably did intend to bomb Parliament, but was stopped. The Muslim boys apparently believed it was a secret anti-terror drill, yet the bombings were carried out, by MI-6 etc. False-flag terror is a very old trick, with endless variations."
Kollerstrom is available for interviews to present his expert evidence and thought-provoking analyses of Guy Fawkes Day, the 7/7 bombings, war in the Middle East and the emerging "Big Brother" apparatus in the US and the UK.
Contact info for Media:
Author Nick Kollerstrom in London, +44-754 0244 574 (in the UK: 0754 0244 574), e-mail nk@astro3.demon.co.uk
"Terror on the Tube" publisher: JP Leonard, info@progressivepress.com, Phone: 1-760-366-3695, fax 1-760-366-2937.