London Bridge Inquests; Part Four: Evidence suggests that sole occupant of the van was a driver who escaped after crashing
As far as the story goes, the terror attack that occurred on Saturday 3rd June, 2017, in the Borough of Southwark involved a Hertz rented van crashing into railings overlooking a sub-street level precinct, the Green Dragon Court, situated close by to the Barrow Boy and Banker pub. Three men, the driver and two passengers, then supposedly jumped out More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Three: The entirely unresolved case of James McMullan
One of the big mysteries of the London Bridge and Borough Market “terror” incident of 2017 is the death of James McMullan. In truth, the inquest of May and June of this year into the deaths of the victims didn’t More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part Two: Boro Bistro, the running men, and the man who dropped in from above
The official narrative of the London Bridge and Borough Market “terrorist” incident of 2017, according to information in the transcripts of the inquest into it, states that at seven minutes and seventeen seconds More...
London Bridge Inquests; Part One: Introduction
In May and June of this year, coroner’s inquests were staged at the Old Bailey into the deaths that occurred during the so-called terrorist incident of June 3rd, 2017, at London Bridge and Borough Market. Naturally, More...
Salih Khater: convicted for having a spasm whilst driving
Just over a week after it started, the jury at the Salih Khater trial retired at 11.50 am on Tuesday 16th July to consider its verdict, and came back the next morning to find the defendant guilty on two counts of More...
Somewhat on the quiet, the Salih Khater trial starts at the Old Bailey
After the victimised “Tommy Robinson” character was sentenced to nine months imprisonment, and possibly a tuna diet – or whatever other abuse is to come at the hands of the Establishment (that will nevertheless More...
National Action series, Part Five: featuring Jack Renshaw and the dangerous rubber duck principle
In a previous part of this now five-part series on National Action (all parts being linked to at the foot of this page), a pledge was made to return to the matter of Jack Renshaw, a character who has twice dodged More...
Britain and France’s secret World War I alliance: a guarantor for Russian aggression
Continuing the series where post-9/11 criticism is applied to the events leading to the start of the First World War (see list at foot of page), this piece looks at the de facto military alliance that existed, in More...
Who killed Police Constable Keith Palmer?
According to the inquest, recently closed, into the Westminster Bridge attack of March 2017, the policeman Keith Palmer died from a knife wound that had penetrated deep into his chest from a point of entry somewhere More...
Westminster Bridge attack: the man who let Khalid Masood get in to New Palace Yard
In the previous article at FBEL about the Westminster Bridge “terror attack” inquest, it was reported that footage purportedly showing “Andreea Cristea” falling from Westminster Bridge could not have been More...