G7 False Flag Mumbai massacre...Official story is TOTAL BS! Hindu Undercover!

[RickT]

Now they're saying they've found a cell phone believed to be owned by one of the terrorists.

[Capt. Obvious]

looks about as harmless as the fire in building 7.

Oh No!!!!!

Watch out for thermal expansion!

 

[Capt. Obvious]

Sure have been a lot of photos of this guy. You'd think someone would be able to take a shot...

[Optimus]

Mumbai attackers from Pakistan--general
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/world/view/20081127-174783/Mumbai-attackers-from-Pakistan--general
Agence France-Presse
First Posted 23:39:00 11/27/2008


MUMBAI -- Militants who staged multiple attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai, killing at least 100 people and injuring hundreds more, came from Pakistan, a senior military official said Thursday.

"They are from across the border and perhaps from Faridkot, Pakistan. They tried to pretend that they were from Hyderabad," Major General R.K. Hooda, leading the military operation to flush out the extremists, told reporters.

[Dig]

After coming home I turned on the TV and found out that this is still going on to my shock. Meanwhile many more are now blaming Pakistan for this attack. Will this be used to involve India in destroying Pakistan?

US/UK must be monitoring all cross border calls.

G7 may do another false flag in Pakistan to keep them against each other.

It is Iraq/Iran all over again and we are funding/sabatoging both sides.

Hopefully they will see it and work against the G7 intentions of their heinous actions.

G7 did the attack at the Marriott in Pakistan to take out the Pakistani leadership.

We are f-ing with two nuke sovereign states, this is not good.

[Dig]

Sure have been a lolt of photos of this guy. You'd think someone would be able to take shot...

He is the lone gunman.

He will be the patsy for the entire thing.

He is the Mohammed Atta of the 17 separate attacks.

This is the only face you will get to see.

All of the G7 Pegasus assassins will be smuggled out and this will be the guy left.

They may do something spectacular with him to shock and awe us and blame only him for the entire thing.

[Dig]

India has been given unprecedented nuke tech from US to use as a continual threat to China.

If we keep doing these false flags in the region, China will start reacting.

This is a very dangerous chessgame, one only played by the likes of kissinger and brzezinski.

Rothschild/Rockefeller fund the chessmatches, but Kiss/Brz play the games.

[Amd304912]

He is the lone gunman.

He will be the patsy for the entire thing.

He is the Mohammed Atta of the 17 separate attacks.

This is the only face you will get to see.

All of the G7 Pegasus assassins will be smuggled out and this will be the guy left.

They may do something spectacular with him to shock and awe us and blame only him for the entire thing.

he is the spiderman or antihero hero.

[Capt. Obvious]

They are playing a spooky Enya song as they play some footage on IBN. I expect to see the closing credits soon

[pac522]

http://www.mcspotlight.org/

peoples got him, maybe the story will be out later about it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ov9z4q8S6k

[Dig]

anymore info about the jewish family?

has that story stopped yet?

hopefully-it seemed like BS

[Optimus]

Looks like the Indian PM is practically declaring war on Pakistan.

Indian PM vows action on attacks/VİDEO
India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has vowed to take "whatever measures are necessary" to track down those responsible for the Mumbai attacks.
http://www.haber27.com/news_detail.php?id=16576
27 Kasım 2008 Perşembe 17:35
 
He said the perpetrators were based "outside the country" and India would not tolerate "neighbours" who provide a haven to militants targeting it.

Gunmen targeted at least seven sites in Mumbai late on Wednesday, killing at least 101 people and injuring 300.

Flames were seen rising from the roof of one hotel where people were trapped.

Elite commandos had begun an operation to free hostages at the hotel, the Oberoi-Trident, where dozens of people are said to remain trapped or held hostage, reports said.

The perpetrators were "based outside the country", he said, adding that they "had come with single-minded determination to create havoc in the commercial capital of the country".

India has complained in the past that attacks on its soil have been carried out by groups based in Pakistan, although relations between the two countries have improved in recent years and Pakistani leaders were swift to condemn the latest attacks.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, in New Delhi for talks, said no-one should be blamed until investigations were finished.

"Our experience in the past tells us that we should not jump to conclusions," he told Dawn television.

Amid international condemnation of the attacks, US President George W Bush telephoned Mr Singh to offer his condolences and support.

Claim of responsibility

In the attacks late on Wednesday night gunmen, using grenades and automatic weapons, targeted at least seven sites including the city's main commuter train station, a hospital and a restaurant popular with tourists.

Police say 14 police officers, 81 Indian nationals and six foreigners have been killed.

Four suspected terrorists have also been killed and nine arrested, they add.

State police chief AN Roy earlier told local television that hostages held by the gunmen at the Taj Mahal Palace hotel - one of Mumbai's most famous hotels - had been freed.

People escaping from the Taj Mahal Palace hotel

Witnesses said civilians could be seen running from the hotel, some with suitcases. Ambulances were also reported to be arriving.

But the BBC's Mark Dummett, outside the Taj Mahal, says the situation has since become very confused, with the sounds of explosions and gunfire being heard from within the hotel, suggesting the siege is not yet over.

Earlier in the day, Indian commandos had been seen entering the hotels but there was little detail on the operation.

Meanwhile, the bosses of the Oberoi-Trident hotel say some 200 guests may still trapped in their rooms.

Earlier eyewitness reports from the hotels suggested the attackers were singling out British and American passport holders.

If the reports are true, our security correspondent Frank Gardner says it implies an Islamist motive - attacks inspired or co-ordinated by al-Qaeda.

A claim of responsibility has been made by a previously unknown group calling itself the Deccan Mujahideen. Our correspondent says it could be a hoax or assumed name for another group.

A home ministry official said between 20 and 30 people at the hotel might still be hostages, while the owners said some 200 people were trapped inside.


See detailed map of the area
Police earlier said hostages had been freed from another luxury hotel, the Taj Mahal Palace, but explosions and gunfire were still being heard by witnesses outside.

A stand-off continues at a Jewish centre, where an Israeli rabbi and his family are believed to have been taken hostage.

One militant reportedly phoned local TV from the centre offering to negotiate over the release of hostages.

In other developments:

The Indian navy said it was searching ships off the west coast following reports that gunmen had arrived in Mumbai by boat
The UK Foreign Office said a British national had died; a German, a Japanese man and an Italian are also among the dead
The Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Toiba, which has been blamed for past bombings in India, denied any role in the attacks
In a televised address, Mr Singh said the government "will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure the safety and security of our citizens".

He described the attacks as "well-planned and well-orchestrated... intended to create a sense of panic by choosing high profile targets and indiscriminately killing foreigners"

 

[RickT]

Just a reminder:

Anyone watching live online feeds can record the live video if you have the latest Realplayer.

[Capt. Obvious]

Imagine how much better the situation would have been if just one person was packing a pistol in the hotel lobby. He wouldn't be able to fend off all the terrorists, but neither would the terrorists be able to just stand there shooting people and barking orders. They'd have to take some cover, which would at least buy some time for the would-be hostages to get out, and for the police to show up. And then imagine if 2, 3, or 4 or more people were packing...this may not have happened at all, or at least far fewer then 100 people would be dead. This just makes me want to carry constantly

[Dig]

FROM 2005...

India to push for place at G7
http://www.expressindia.com/news/fullstory.php?newsid=41606
Reuters
Posted online: Saturday, February 05, 2005 at 1303 hours IST
Updated: Saturday, February 05, 2005 at 1610 hours IST

London, February 5: Finance chiefs from the biggest developing economies will on Saturday push the Group of Seven (G7) industrialised nations for a seat at the high table of global economic making.

Finance Ministers from India, Brazil and South Africa have been invited to a breakfast meeting G7 ministers in London.

The invitations are an acknowledgement of a shift in the world economic order and the constraints confronting the G7.

"I think the G7 recognises that there are important economies outside the G7 which are likely to emerge as economic powerhouses in the next 10 to 20 years," Indian Finance Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram told Reuters.

The G7 -- the United States, Japan, Germany, Italy, France, Britain and Canada -- accounts for 14 percent of the world's population but two-thirds of its wealth.

Brazilian Finance Minister Antonio Palocci on Friday said Brazil, India and China will ask the G7 finance ministers to include them as permanent participants in the meetings on the international economy, not merely as special guests.

Growing fiscal strain pressure in industrialised nations from ageing populations and failure to address global imbalances has led to calls to expand or overhaul the elite club of rich nations.

METEORIC RISE

The meteoric rise of China in the past two decades as an economic and financial behemoth has changed the face of global manufacturing and its cheap exports created massive current account deficits in many western nations, particularly the United States.

China has come under heavy US pressure to revalue the yuan as US manufacturers say the Chinese currency is artificially cheap and this saps US jobs and exports.

China will make its second appearance at the G7 meeting.

Analysts say the growing economic influence of Brazil, Russia, India and China, dubbed as BRICs by investment bank Goldman Sachs, reflect current global economic realities.

Chidambaram said India will articulate the problems facing the G20 group of countries at the meeting.

"We would articulate the G20's point of view. G20 wants market access, wants developed countries to abide by their obligations under the WTO."

The G20 accounts for around two-thirds of world population and 90 percent of world gross domestic product.

The Indian finance minister also added that the G20 wants a discussion on capital flows, particularly hedge funds.

"These are some of the issues that we will try to highlight at the discussions," he said.

Developing nations complain that agricultural subsidies doled out by rich nations and their protectionist measures shut out exports from poor nations.

Negotiations for a global trade deal has hit a stumbling block over the central problem of farm trade reform and the future of subsidies given by rich nations.

Deep differences persist on the issue between the North and South, and between the United States and the European Union.

[RickT]

anymore info about the jewish family?

has that story stopped yet?

hopefully-it seemed like BS

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/nsg-preparing-to-launch-attack-on-nariman-house/79156-3-1.html

NSG preparing to launch attack on Nariman House

[David Rothscum]

Rothschild/Rockefeller fund the chessmatches, but Kiss/Brz play the games.

Well said.

Here's an article about the geopolitical consequences of the Mumbai attacks. It makes sense, India will have to put the blame on outsiders, because otherwise this makes the government look very incapable of it's job. After 2002 a terror attack almost caused nuclear war, but the US apparently intervened and made a deal that had Pakistan promise it would do more to fight terrorism, but the US has been claiming for months now it doesn't do enough so the Indian government can't tell their likely vengeful people that it forces Pakistan to do more to stop terrorism.

http://www.stratfor.com/analysis/20081126_red_alert
Summary

If the Nov. 26 attacks in Mumbai were carried out by Islamist militants as it appears, the Indian government will have little choice, politically speaking, but to blame them on Pakistan. That will in turn spark a crisis between the two nuclear rivals that will draw the United States into the fray.

Analysis

At this point the situation on the ground in Mumbai remains unclear following the militant attacks of Nov. 26. But in order to understand the geopolitical significance of what is going on, it is necessary to begin looking beyond this event at what will follow. Though the situation is still in motion, the likely consequences of the attack are less murky.

We will begin by assuming that the attackers are Islamist militant groups operating in India, possibly with some level of outside support from Pakistan. We can also see quite clearly that this was a carefully planned, well-executed attack.

Given this, the Indian government has two choices. First, it can simply say that the perpetrators are a domestic group. In that case, it will be held accountable for a failure of enormous proportions in security and law enforcement. It will be charged with being unable to protect the public. On the other hand, it can link the attack to an outside power: Pakistan. In that case it can hold a nation-state responsible for the attack, and can use the crisis atmosphere to strengthen the government’s internal position by invoking nationalism. Politically this is a much preferable outcome for the Indian government, and so it is the most likely course of action. This is not to say that there are no outside powers involved — simply that, regardless of the ground truth, the Indian government will claim there were.

That, in turn, will plunge India and Pakistan into the worst crisis they have had since 2002. If the Pakistanis are understood to be responsible for the attack, then the Indians must hold them responsible, and that means they will have to take action in retaliation — otherwise, the Indian government’s domestic credibility will plunge. The shape of the crisis, then, will consist of demands that the Pakistanis take immediate steps to suppress Islamist radicals across the board, but particularly in Kashmir. New Delhi will demand that this action be immediate and public. This demand will come parallel to U.S. demands for the same actions, and threats by incoming U.S. President Barack Obama to force greater cooperation from Pakistan.

If that happens, Pakistan will find itself in a nutcracker. On the one side, the Indians will be threatening action — deliberately vague but menacing — along with the Americans. This will be even more intense if it turns out, as currently seems likely, that Americans and Europeans were being held hostage (or worse) in the two hotels that were attacked. If the attacks are traced to Pakistan, American demands will escalate well in advance of inauguration day.

There is a precedent for this. In 2002 there was an attack on the Indian parliament in Mumbai by Islamist militants linked to Pakistan. A near-nuclear confrontation took place between India and Pakistan, in which the United States brokered a stand-down in return for intensified Pakistani pressure on the Islamists. The crisis helped redefine the Pakistani position on Islamist radicals in Pakistan.

In the current iteration, the demands will be even more intense. The Indians and Americans will have a joint interest in forcing the Pakistani government to act decisively and immediately. The Pakistani government has warned that such pressure could destabilize Pakistan. The Indians will not be in a position to moderate their position, and the Americans will see the situation as an opportunity to extract major concessions. Thus the crisis will directly intersect U.S. and NATO operations in Afghanistan.

It is not clear the degree to which the Pakistani government can control the situation. But the Indians will have no choice but to be assertive, and the United States will move along the same line. Whether it is the current government in India that reacts, or one that succeeds doesn’t matter. Either way, India is under enormous pressure to respond. Therefore the events point to a serious crisis not simply between Pakistan and India, but within Pakistan as well, with the government caught between foreign powers and domestic realities. Given the circumstances, massive destabilization is possible — never a good thing with a nuclear power.

This is thinking far ahead of the curve, and is based on an assumption of the truth of something we don’t know for certain yet, which is that the attackers were Muslims and that the Pakistanis will not be able to demonstrate categorically that they weren’t involved. Since we suspect they were Muslims, and since we doubt the Pakistanis can be categorical and convincing enough to thwart Indian demands, we suspect that we will be deep into a crisis within the next few days, very shortly after the situation on the ground clarifies itself.

[Dig]

India was invited to the last annual G7/8 meeting, Pakistan was not.

India may have sold out its own people to get membership.

If India...

-Allows US retaliation of Pakistan (under their agreement).

-Changes its monetary system

-Gets accepted into G7/8

Then the leadership in India approved this G7 false flag operation.
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34th G8 summit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/34th_G8_summit
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 34th G8 Summit

Summit details
Host country    Japan
Dates   July 7 – July 9, 2008

 

Although Japan would host the G8 summit without mishap, Fukuda himself earned little or no credit from ordinary Japanese; and when he resigned as Japan's Prime Minister on September 1st, he became the first of the G8 leaders to leave office.[20]
 Canada Stephen Harper, Prime Minister.[21]
 France Nicolas Sarkozy, President.[22]
 Germany Angela Merkel, Chancellor.[23]
 Italy Silvio Berlusconi, Prime Minister.[24]
 Japan Yasuo Fukuda, Prime Minister.[17]
 Russia Dmitry Medvedev, President.[25]
 United Kingdom Gordon Brown, Prime Minister.
 United States George W. Bush, President.[26]

[edit]
Invited leaders (partial participation)

A number of national leaders were invited to attend the summit and to participate in some, but not all, G8 summit activities.

[edit]
G8+5
 
Family photo of the G8+G5

The G8 plus the five largest emerging economies has come to be known as G8+5.
 Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President.[27]
 China Hu Jintao, President.[28]
 India Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister.[29]
 Mexico Felipe Calderón, President.[30]
 South Africa Thabo Mbeki, President.[31]

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Other leaders
 Algeria Abdelaziz Bouteflika, President.[32]
 Australia Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister.[33]
 Ethiopia Meles Zenawi, Prime Minister.[34]
 Ghana John Agyekum Kufuor, President.[35]
 Indonesia Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President.[36]
 Nigeria Umaru Yar'Adua, President.[37]
 Senegal Abdoulaye Wade, President.[38]
 South Korea Lee Myung-bak, President.[39]
 Tanzania Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President.[40]

[Dig]

The bloodletting is a sacrificial rite to be in the decisionmaking process of the new financial order and India may have sold out its own people for this luciferian honor.

Gandhi is rolling in his grave.

The entire country will be a Rockefeller/Rothschild pawn just as it was prior to Gandhi granting them independence.

Just as we were before the federal reserve.

[Baihuigau]

Anyone notice the hole pegasus story makes it sound like the splinter cell book series was based on it 

[Capt. Obvious]

Indian beatnik on IBN now saying they need a Homeland Security chief now

man, this is just like a recipe...

[Dig]

Now they're saying they've found a cell phone believed to be owned by one of the terrorists.

You will probably find George Bush's cellphone number in it along with Gordon Brown, Sarkozy, and Netanyahu.

But they will say the cellphone was purchased in Pakistan.

[Optimus]

There was some guy on IBN calling for the creation of a homeland security department just like the US has.

[Dig]

Anyone notice the hole pegasus story makes it sound like the splinter cell book series was based on it 

Project pegasus has been going on since the 1980's before that Tatum was only doing work on behalf of the US.

After, Bush/Reagan, the G7 controlled Pegasus ops/worldwide assassinations/false flags.

[RickT]

You will probably find George Bush's cellphone number in it along with Gordon Brown, Sarkozy, and Netanyahu.

LMAO!  
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Now a boat has been found with a beheaded body.

[Capt. Obvious]

IBN saying they found the fishing trowler that they think was used to transport the terrorists. They said the name of the owner. It was "Amman" something. They said it had all sorts of GPS and satellite equipment. I remember a few hours ago them saying that they were looking for a boat.

[RickT]

There was some guy on IBN calling for the creation of a homeland security department just like the US has.

Yeah, in "every city".

[Capt. Obvious]

A few minutes ago they also had some Indian politician on saying that the political parties need to be united and send a strong message to the terrorists. Says this is is not a time for party politics.

it's groundhog day

[David Rothscum]

Looks like the Indian PM is practically declaring war on Pakistan.
[...]

He's basically saying he's going to bomb the hell out of Pakistan without saying it.

[Dig]

Anyone noticing that the shit they are finding are like the puzzle pieces left after 9/11...

Atta's passport

minor handheld plane wreckage

suitcase with last will/quran

LET THE BS COVER UP FRAMING OF PAKISTAN BEGIN!

[Capt. Obvious]

IBN just said the terrorists brought a huge amount of dried fruit. Did I hear that right?

[RickT]

They're basically just repeating the same thing over and over and making it difficult to know what's live and what's taped.

Taj Hotel GM's wife and 2 kids are dead,

[Capt. Obvious]

IBN says all terrorists at the Taj Hotel are dead. Makes me wonder what these guys were thinking? Obviously they wouldn't be able to get away. They would most likely be killed, possibly jailed for the rest of their lives. Makes no sense to do something like this, yet they are able to pull off a highly sophisticated, coordinated attack that keeps police and the army at bay for 24 hours.

General Manager of the Taj and his family are dead

[Dig]

US incursions into Pakistan were to create terrorist, not defeat them!

’US backing terror networks in Pakistan’
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=65701&sectionid=351020401
Press TV
August 5, 2008

Pakistan has accused the US of backing militancy within the country, saying this goes against the spirit of so-called war on terror.

Pakistani the News quoted official sources as saying on Tuesday that strong evidence of American acquiescence to terrorism inside Pakistan was outlined by President Pervez Musharraf, Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani and Director General Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt. Gen. Nadeem Taj in their separate meetings with US Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Michael Mullen and CIA Deputy Director Stephen R Kappes on July 12 in Rawalpindi.

Pakistani officials with direct knowledge of the meetings said the Americans were not interested in disrupting the Kabul-based fountainhead of terrorism in Baluchistan nor do they want to allocate the marvelous predator resource to neutralize the kingpin of suicide bombings against the Pakistani military establishment now hiding near the Pak-Afghan border.

The top US military commander were also asked why the CIA-run predator did not swing into action when they were provided the exact location of Baitullah Mehsud, the chief of militants and mastermind of almost every suicide operation against the Army and the ISI since June 2006.

One such precise piece of information was made available to the CIA on May 24 when Mehsud drove to a remote South Waziristan mountain post to address the press and returned back to his safe abode. The United States military has the capacity to direct a missile to a precise location at very short notice as it has done close to 20 times in the last few years to hit al-Qaeda targets inside Pakistan.

“We wanted to know when our American friends would get interested in tracking down the terrorists responsible for hundreds of suicide bombings in Pakistan and those playing havoc with our natural resources in Baluchistan,” an official described the Pakistani mood during the meetings.

Pakistani official have long been intrigued by the presence of highly encrypted communications gear with Mehsud. This communication gear enables him to collect real-time information on Pakistani troops’ movement from an unidentified foreign source without being intercepted by Pakistani intelligence, sources said.

Admiral Mullen and the CIA official were in Pakistan on an unannounced visit to show what the US media claimed was evidence of the ISI’s ties to the Taliban militants and the alleged involvement of Pakistani agents in the bombing of the Indian embassy in Kabul.

A former official with Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence Khalid Khawaja accused the US in an exclusive interview with the Press TV that the Americans had planted the bomb in the Indian Embassy in Kabul to widen the rift between Indians and Pakistanis.

The report comes a day after Musharraf’s warning against the US conspiracies toward Pakistan.

Pakistani political analysts say that the current “trust deficit” between the Pakistani and US security establishment is serious enough to lead to a collapse.

[RickT]

Sane I know you're a mod but the large articles can be just linked to.  Having such large articles (especially old news) makes it hard to keep a flow of conversation going.

[Capt. Obvious]

someone check the script...what happens next? This is just like 9/11 we should be able to predict future events fairly accurately.

I suppose after they kill the remaining terrorists we'll see several shots of the hotels looped from the news. Then news will repeat over and over who did this and how. Then some leader, PM or someone, will speak publicly from one of the sites saying that the Indian people are united against the terror threat. Then in a week or so they will pass some law to spy on everyone and take whatever action they deem necessary to protect the people. Then they announce military action in Pakistan...

Am I close?

[Optimus]

Anyone noticing that the shit they are finding are like the puzzle pieces left after 9/11...

Atta's passport

minor handheld plane wreckage

suitcase with last will/quran

LET THE BS COVER UP FRAMING OF PAKISTAN BEGIN!

Yep, and PM Singh is reading from the same playbook that bush did after 911.
We will track down the 'terrorist' no matter where they are in the world.
We will not tolerate countries that provide safe haven to 'terrorists', namely Pakistan.
Blah, blah, blah, blah. It's the same BS script being used with a different scenario.


Indian PM vows action against terrorists
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=76726&sectionid=351020402
Thu, 27 Nov 2008 15:14:01 GMT
 
Indian Premier Manmohan Singh vows to track down those responsible for the terrorist attacks in Mumbai that killed at least 125 people.

In a televised address, Singh said on Thursday the New Delhi government "will take whatever measures are necessary to ensure the safety and security of our citizens."

He added the perpetrators behind coordinated attacks were based "outside the country" and warned "neighbors" who provide a haven to anti-India militants. "We will take up strongly with our neighbors that the use of their territory for launching attacks on us will not be tolerated, and that there would be a cost if suitable measures are not taken by them," the premier emphasized.

India has in the past accused elements in Pakistan of supporting militants battling against Indian rule in the disputed Kashmir region, and of complicity in bomb attacks elsewhere in India.

Islamabad's top officials have condemned the attacks and promised full cooperation in fighting terrorism, however.

Meanwhile, militant group Lashkar-i-Tayyiba, which is fighting Indian rule in Kashmir, has denied any involvement in the deadly attacks.

Singh appealed to the people to maintain peace and harmony so that the enemies of New Delhi do not succeed in their nefarious designs.

Gunmen targeted several sites across Mumbai late on Wednesday, killing 125 people and injuring 327 others.
 

[Dig]

Foreign death toll...

1 Briton

1 Japanese

1 Australian (not in G7)

That is 2 of the G7....

Wait till they report that 1 American, Canadian, Italian, French, and German have also been killed and there ya go!

Hey CNN...WHAT ABOUT THE scores of Indians killed?  They do not count I guess.  How is a British or Japanese life more valuable?  See how they abide by the philosophy...

1 death is a tragedy, 1,000,000 is a statistic.

Total NWO propaganda sensationalism.

Find the financial connections, cui bono.

BTW - there will be no investigation.

[Dig]

Sane I know you're a mod but the large articles can be just linked to.  Having such large articles (especially old news) makes it hard to keep a flow of conversation going.

ok

[Capt. Obvious]

125 dead, 300 injured
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D94NCE7G0&show_article=1