Steve Watson did an excellent job boiling down my “10-5 the message about the remote controlled plane!” series. This article also includes the “dancing Israelis, which I don’t believe I included.

Steve points out that the white van spotted at the Holland Tunnel exit is most likely not the “Exploding Mural Van”. I agree, however I have not had a chance to update any of my articles.

Evidence points to multiple roaming backup teams with vans full of explosives
Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Monday, April 23, 2007

A much underreported aspect of the 9/11 attacks is one that concerns transmissions, sightings, reports and statements alluding to multiple mysterious suspects in different vans packed with explosives that were stopped and detained in New York while the towers were burning and in the aftermath of the attacks.

Some evidence even suggests that some of these vehicles actually exploded, and at least one was reported by mainstream media sourcing the FBI as having been parked at the base of one of the towers when it exploded and aided the collapse of the tower.

At first it sounds outlandish, but were teams of “terrorists” with huge amounts of explosives roaming around on the ground in New York on September 11th ready to jump into action and attack whichever structures or buildings they were ordered to target?

The first, and most mysterious, piece of evidence to highlight comes from an actual transmission from audio from Channel 30 NYC, one of the emergency communications channels, on the morning of September 11 which makes reference to the discovery of a van full of explosives and two suspects located between 6th and 7th on King Street, some blocks away from the World Trade Center.

(read the full article)

Also see:
Part I: “10-5 the message about the remote controlled plane”!
Part II: Tan Ford Alpha Van at Holland Tunnel Exit
Part III: “Remote Controlled Plane” transmission confirmed as having occurred on 9/11
Part IV: Tan Ford Alpha Van License Plates Resemble a U.S. Government Registered Aircraft
Part V: “Gas Lines”, “Car Bombs”, and “Overheated Cars that Explode” - Enumerating Erroneous Explosions in Lower Manhattan
Part VI: Confirming the Exploding Mural Van Coverup

April 7th, 2007

LONDON, England (AP) — Three men have appeared in a London court charged with conspiring with the suicide bombers who killed 52 commuters on London’s transport system in 2005.

Mohammed Shakil, 30; Sadeer Saleem, 26; and Waheed Ali, 23, are the first people to be charged in connection with the bombings, the deadliest attack on London since World War II.

The men, wearing track tops, spoke to confirm their names and ages and to acknowledge they understood the charges against them during Saturday’s hearing at City of Westminster Magistrates Court.

Prosecutors charge that between November 1, 2004, and June 29, 2005, they conspired to cause explosions on London’s transport network or at tourist attractions in London “of a nature likely to endanger life or cause serious injury.”

It is the first official suggestion that the July 7 plot might have targeted tourist landmarks. The bombs, carried in knapsacks, exploded on three subway trains and a double-decker bus.

The three suspects are all from the Beeston area of Leeds, in northern England, which was home to several of the July 7, 2005, bombers.

Two of the men were arrested March 22 as they prepared to fly to Pakistan from Manchester Airport. The third was detained in Leeds on the same day.

Police have said they expect to make more arrests in the case.

Judge Timothy Workman rejected a bail request by Saleem’s lawyer. The other defendants did not apply for bail. The three men were ordered detained until their next court appearance, at London’s Central Criminal Court, on April 20.

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