Part 1

Part 3

Part 2

Additional Inconsistencies

Stirred, Not Shaken - Real Pros

Police, Politicians and media will have us believe that the van, which had just moved erratically with S-shape manoeuvres across a bridge, hitting several pedestrian obstacles on purpose, then proceeding according to plan, moving at hight speed to Borough Market with its bars and restaurants, where three unshaken terrorists exit the van S.W.A.T. style to execute their mission.

Any passenger in the van, would have had to be well secured inside the van, fully concentrated, trained, and uninjured during the rampage of hitting people across London Bridge and subsequent hard crash. Although not confirmed, the open rear doors of the van suggest that two of the team were stowed away in the back of the van. Considering the obstacles, the erratic driving and hard stop at Borough Market, the data do not support this scenario.

50 Bullets - A Bloody Mess

It is admirable for U.K. police to have had the time to count and account for all bullets fired. All 50 of them. Does that strike anyone as odd to have such an even number of bullets fired? Not 53, 42. Fifty. 50 bullets spent by eight special force police. That's 5 each, on average. It is not plausible. This was a chaotic, uncontrolled situation, in which only 5 bullets per officer were spent? Count the other inconsistencies outlined in Part 1 and 3. It does not add up.

3 alleged terrorists die in a hail of bullets. Yet, no blood is visible. Heartless actors?