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Review by planetquo.com , found on this copy of the movie on Google Video
'The Ripple Effect' is THE best video yet produced in respect of what really happened in London on 7th July 2005. Whereas Alex 'I Am A Zionist Disinformationalist' Jones' 'Terrorstorm' acknowledges that Israel had foreknowledge of the event, his documentary does not, however, go anywhere near the issue of Mossad involvement. On the contrary, Jones heads in the opposite direction as per usual and tries to convince us that MI5 did it.
Indeed, Alex Jones is on the record as saying that his research offers "conclusive evidence" that British intelligence were the perpetrators. While MI5 were most definitely involved in the atrocities - in a faciltating role at the very least - all the evidence points towards the Israeli Mossad being responsible for executing the bombings. Unlike 'Terrorstorm', 'Ludicrous Diversions' and 'Mind The Gap', 'The Ripple Effect' acknowledges this fact.
'The Ripple Effect' is THE definitive video on the 7/7 bombings. The producer has done a wonderful job in putting together a comprehensive list of verifiable, documented facts which offer conclusive proof that the official account of the events of 7th July is a lie. Spread this video far, spread it wide.
TRANSCRIPT
version 0.5.3, last updated 04.11.07
01 - MOCK EXERCISES AND BOMB HOAXES IN THE RUN-UP TO 7/7/2005.
02 - PETER POWER: DUPE, OR ACCOMPLICE?
03 - FOREIGN SECURITY FIRMS - CAN THEY BE TRUSTED?
Dear Viewer,
I hope this finds you well, in good spirit and having a good day.
Regarding the 7/7/2005 terrorist attacks in London, let us look at the facts, and what we were told, and compare them. Then, using Ockham’s Razor and common-sense, let us see what conclusions are to be drawn, so we can all understand what most likely really did happen that day.
