london timeline

ok - heres the london2.0 timeline (as best as we can tell):

12:25 (11:35 GMT) - Police evacuate Shepherd's Bush subway station, north London, on the Hammersmith and City line following an attempt to set off an explosion.

12:30 - Emergency services are first called to Oval subway station, south London. About 20 or 30 passengers are evacuated from a London Underground train saying that they had seen "white smoke".

There are also reports of a man dumping a rucksack in a carriage then fleeing as the doors closed.

12:45 - London ambulance service sends five vehicles to Warren Street subway station, north London, after reports of a rucksack exploding on a train in a tunnel just outside the station.

13:30 - The driver of the number 26 bus reports hearing a bang followed by a smell of smoke coming from the upper deck while driving along Hackney Road, Shoreditch, east London. Upstairs he finds the windows blown out.

that all kinda makes sense. it seems that the three train bombs went off at around 12.30

now lets go to the tape:

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below is the Warren Street pic - caption: "A man in a dark blue shirt leaving Warren Street Station at 12:39 yesterday afternoon after a bomb in a rucksack failed to explode"


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below is The Oval pic - caption: "A man running away from the northbound, Northern Line platform at Oval Station at 12:34 yesterday afternoon. The police believe he travelled on the Northern Line northbound from Stockwell, and left a bag, which partially exploded, on the train."


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below is Shepherds Bush pic - caption: "A man at Westbourne Park Station at 12:21 yesterday afternoon, waiting for a westbound Hammersmith and City Line. Police believe he left the rucksack is wearing on a train, where it failed to properly explode at Shepherd's Bush."


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below is the busbomber: "The image that is now showing is of a man at the rear of the top deck on that bus at about 12:53. He got off the bus at Hackney Road at approximately 1306hrs. " (the bomb tried to detonate at 1.30pm)


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so we can learn a few things:
1) there is nobody in any of the pictures, at lunch time. 3 million people use the tube every day.
2) the busbomber got on the bus at least half an hour *after* the first explosion, and then hung around for at least another 13 minutes - the bomb half-exploded a full 24 mins later
3) we know that the busbomber, at least, wasnt a suicider

if the bombers were all co-ordinated, whats the chance that the busbomber would get on the bus half an hour late? if the first bombs had been successful, then anyone organising the operation could expect that the entire transport network would be shut down.

if we know that at least 1 bomber wasnt a suicider, then whats the likelihood that the other two were?

if we know that at least one bomber wasnt a suicider, then there must have been some timing device(s), yet i havent heard anything about them - and if they built one bomb with a timer, why not all the others?

it simply doesnt make any sense for the busbomber to get on the bus way after the other explosions were supposed to occur, and then hang around for 13 mins, and then set his timer for 1.30pm. the only reasonable assumption is that all buses would be empty by then. if the busbomber story unravels, then so do the other official versions of the story.

is the busbomber the guy they murdered at the station? he is wearing a baseball cap and a heavy-ish looking jacket.