Very interesting indeed! Thanks, John.

Words of warning: to quote anything that Larry Johnson says is to engage in reckless gossip, with all due respect. In his extended 15 minutes of fame notoriety, virtually nothing he has said has survived public scrutiny.

But also, to refer to the execrable Keith Olbermann as a journalist is apalling. Both the right and left in the U.S. regard him as the worst of the bad opinion monkeys. He is a clown.

Fair points. Though I would add that the posting of the video was not an endorsement of its content or of the parties delivering it, merely an invitation to view what appeared to be a somewhat alternative take on the London car bombs.

Your comment about Larry Johnson may well have some validity and I am fully prepared to accept the possibility that his comments may have been designed to obscure the truth rather than enlighten it.

Since the genuine 'facts' rarely emerge from any news media about these events it is impossible to know what his motives, or those of the programme makers that gave him airtime were.

Olbermann may well represent something other than the freedom-loving American he purports to. I enjoyed the clips of his opposition to the Military Commissions Act though. Again, I haven't seen enough evidence of his work to attempt to decode any misinformation that he may be propagating.

Thanks for your comments.

People would say and do anything just to get their 15 minutes. I can't believe every word this man says so I'm a bit suspicious about his affirmations.
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