The Oh, The The Welcome my friends welcome to another edition of the Corbett Report. I am your host James Corbett,

podcasting to you as always from the sunny clines of Western Japan on this 13th day of July 2007.

I am here today to inform you that there are indeed terrorists out there who want to kill you because they hate your personal freedoms.

And those terrorists are in the highest levels of the government, military, and intelligence agencies. This is a point that I do not make lightly. Terrorism is defined as the use of terror or fear in order to achieve a political end.

And one has only to look at the recent events in London, the failed

car bomb attempts to discover who the real terrorists are. Who are the ones that were hipping the event?

Who were the ones who made it seem that this was something that you needed to be afraid of?

It was the official government sources and the media acting in a feedback loop to hype the event.

One of the same voices cutting through the hysteria surrounding the failed car bombing attempts was ex-CIA agent Larry Johnson who went on the Keith Overman show

to detail the fact that the bombs were in fact incredibly primitive and posed almost in

no danger to the public.

In fact, he pointed out that these so-called bombs, in fact, weren't bombs at all, not explosive devices.

They were simply incendiarys. If they had even worked, they would have just caused

a large fire, probably destroyed the cars themselves and maybe someone who was within a few feet

of them, but would not certainly have exploded and killing hundreds of people as the media wanted you to believe.

The people hipping these events and making them seem more than they are are the real terrorists.

Today we're going to look into another ignoble event, the events of 7.

And no, I'm not referring to the shameful mindful Live Earth concert, which took place on 7702, which I talked

about in last week's episode. I'm referring to the July 7, 2005 bombings in the London Underground and on the one London bus.

As always when investigating a false flag terrorist event,

it's beneficial to look at the official account of what happened on that day before finding

out what really happened.

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