Secret al-Qaida, Iraq files found on British train

Secret al-Qaida, Iraq files found on British train

news.yahoo.com

LONDON - Secret government documents on al-Qaida and Iraq were left on a commuter train, prompting a major police investigation into the latest in a series of embarrassing security breaches, British officials said Wednesday.
ADVERTISEMENT

The documents belonged to a senior intelligence official in the Cabinet office and were found by a passenger on a London commuter train Tuesday. The envelope was then passed to the British Broadcasting Corp.

Seven pages stamped "UK Top Secret" included the latest government intelligence assessment on al-Qaida and Iraq's security forces, the BBC said. The documents were also stamped "for UK/US/Canadian and Australian eyes only." The first page was dated June 5, the BBC reported.

(visit the link for the full news article)

Wow. oops. I would die to see what is in those documents. I hope the BBC opens them and shares.

So much for security!

news.yahoo.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

Originally posted by TruthWithin


Wow. oops. I would die to see what is in those documents. I hope the BBC opens them and shares.

So much for security!

news.yahoo.com
(visit the link for the full news article)

My take on this is that they were leaked on purpose.

al-Qaida only exist in the minds of those who believe the mass media that is of course controlled by the global elite.

Don't be suprised if this leads to someone in the present government, someone who is causing problems for current PM.

This works on two levels...

1. To target someone you wanted to oust...

2. To re-enforce the idea of a terrorist entity called al-Qaida in the publics eye...

Don't believe what BBC news tell you, they are the Governments spokes channel and funded by a taxation on the population by the use of a TV licence.

I wonder how many of our US readers realise that in Britain you need a Licence to own a TV??

Power to the People!!!

NeoN HaZe

Someone's beaten you to it...

BBC: UK Govt files on Iraq and Al-Qaeda found go missing