It now appears that with no discussion or indication to J7, NK now masquerades as a J7 researcher(s):

Quintessentially disgusting? You bet.
BTW Mark and Gosling, it was NK who chose to speak to these right-wing rags.
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You are kidding?!Prole wrote:I understand that NK is speaking
Mark, I came across the leaflet on this thread.Mark Gobell wrote:Prole.
I didn't understand your graphic.
Neither do I understand your insistence that NK is masquerading as J7.
Please explain.
NK is a 7/7 researcher and contributes to the 9/11 forum. The implication of including him on a 9/11 leaflet as a J7 researcher is that he is part of the July 7th Truth Campaign, which he is not, and he represents our campaign, which he does not. Neither would I consider him the foremost 7/7 researcher on the planet.Mark Gobell wrote:Prole.
I didn't understand your graphic.
Neither do I understand your insistence that NK is masquerading as J7.
I also, do not understand your assertion that NK is not a J7 researcher.
Nick is probably the foremost J7 researcher on the planet.
The fact that he does not post on the J7 forum is neither here nor there.
Please explain.
If he is on the same platform as Nafeez Ahmed his appearance will be used to ensure that almost nobody takes any notice of what Nafeez Ahmed says, this is so stupid that it's very hard to believe that it's accidentalMark Gobell wrote:Why are you so uptight about him speaking at a meeting acknowledging J7 research?
There is a deal of difference between aknowledging our work and claiming to be a J7 researcher. You obviously have no problem with him doing this, whereas imo, he is attempting to link himself at this particular time with the J7TC without even the basic courtesy of discussing this with us.Mark Gobell wrote:So, all this is about Nick Kollerstrom's opinion about the gas chambers is it ?
EDIT: Posted before Prole's reply above.
I'm stuck here.
Nick said he wanted to acknowledge the J7 researcher's work.
Good.
What the **** is the problem?
Reasons: NK cooperated with the BBC CF, despite being aware of J7's position on this.Mark Gobell wrote:Well, Prole, I do consider Nick K the foremost researcher of the London Bombing's of 7th July 2005. On the planet.
We are divided.
Why are you so uptight about him speaking at a meeting acknowledging J7 research?
Just say if it's the gas chambers.
Get it out and be done with it.
No more false flag pretension eh?
Yes, and including the link to our website, the appearance is that we at J7 are involved in a meeting that we knew absolutely nothing about. Strange?Mark Gobell wrote:I'm sorry.
I looked again at the leaflet.
I missed the J7 researchers bit on the leaflet.
That is what you're miffed about.
Right?
Mark Gobell wrote:Well, Prole, I do consider Nick K the foremost researcher of the London Bombing's of 7th July 2005. On the planet.
We are divided.
Why are you so uptight about him speaking at a meeting acknowledging J7 research?
Just say if it's the gas chambers.
Get it out and be done with it.
No more false flag pretension eh?
Good. I'm glad he did. We all should make an effort to reach out to the families imo.Prole wrote:Reasons: NK cooperated with the BBC CF, despite being aware of J7's position on this.
NK contacts bereaved families, despite being aware of J7's position on this.
Notwithstanding J7's stance on this dire production. NK is free to speak.Prole wrote:NK thinks Ripple Effect is the best 7/7 documentary, despite being aware of J7's position on this.
Not sure NK is doing anyone's bidding Prole. J7's position or not.Prole wrote:NK does the bidding of Muad'Dib, despite being aware of J7's position on this.
Nomenclature disruption or something else?Prole wrote:Yet NK wants to include himself on a leaflet as a J7 researcher rather than a 7/7 researcher. Well he can know our position on that to, which no doubt he'll just choose to ignore.
Nobody would have bothered to go through everything he has ever written, done or said and smear him in the papers, to conduct a character assassination. They know unless he sues the papers for libel, which is very costly, he has absolutely no right of reply.Mark Gobell wrote:The foremost researcher of the London Bombing's of 7th July 2005. On the planet.
He said as much himself:Mark Gobell wrote:Not sure NK is doing anyone's bidding Prole. J7's position or not.
Dr Kollerstrom denied he was harassing the bombers' victims but admitted he was wrong to phone the father of one victim who died at Tavi-stock Square, to explore his theory that the victim may not have been on the No 30 bus at all.
The ex-academic said: "It was wrong to do that but somebody urged me to do it because they said it was vital information. I raised the question 'was she on the bus?' and the family were very upset because they are convinced she was on the bus... I just don't know.
I objected to a leaflet claiming J7 researchers were speaking at a 9/11 meeting. It appears that the 'J7 researcher' is NK. As you know, the J7TC have consistently refused to publish NK's articles, mainly because of the poor research.Gosling wrote:I am scratching my head to try and understand why Prole, or anyone else, feels they need to put aggressive clear blue water between J7 etc. and Nick. Why is she, like the Daily Mail stooge guy, doing the spooks' job for them?
First they came for the Zyclon B questioners.........Prole wrote:Can either of you think of any reason why we were neither invited to speak or consulted about the meeting?
Nail-biting wait for journalist in police 'fishing expedition'
http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/story.asp ... =41282&c=1
Shiv Malik will learn next month of the outcome of his challenge against a court order forcing him to hand over notes and source details from his research into Islamist extremism. Patrick Smith examines what is at stake in a case that will have wider ramifications for the freedom of the press
When officers from Greater Manchester Police turned up at Shiv Malik’s house at 7.50am on 19 March, it marked the beginning of an action which promises to be a defining moment for UK press freedom in the age of home-grown Islamic terrorism.
Police served him with an order under schedule five of the Terrorism Act 2000 asking for all material relating to a book he is writing with self-confessed former terrorist spokesman and trainer Hassan Butt, from Manchester, including taped interviews and written notes.
Two months on, his challenge to the order has forced a judicial review in the Administrative Division of the High Court which could – if successful – protect journalists from police “fishing expeditions” under the Terrorism Act in future.
Protecting sources
But if the panel of three senior judges decide in their ruling, expected in mid-June, that GMP was justified in its actions, a precedent could be set that would allow police to seize journalists notes’ on terrorists – severely undermining the long-held democratic principle of protecting the anonymity for journalistic sources.
If freelance journalist Malik loses his action, funded jointly by the National Union of Journalists and The Sunday Times to the tune of £80,000, he could end up behind bars...............
The treatment of Malik is appalling and no journalist, or anyone for that matter, should have to undergo this sort of treatment by the State, but contrary to what you state and from what I've read of Shiv Malik's articles, he does believe in Islamic terrorism:TonyGosling wrote:Check out this little story - does anyone detect a pattern hereCan't find any real Muslim terrorists so let's go after anyone who gets anywhere near the fact that there IS NO Islamic terrorism in Britain!Nail-biting wait for journalist in police 'fishing expedition'
http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/story.asp ... =41282&c=1
Shiv Malik will learn next month of the outcome of his challenge against a court order forcing him to hand over notes and source details from his research into Islamist extremism. Patrick Smith examines what is at stake in a case that will have wider ramifications for the freedom of the press
When officers from Greater Manchester Police turned up at Shiv Malik’s house at 7.50am on 19 March, it marked the beginning of an action which promises to be a defining moment for UK press freedom in the age of home-grown Islamic terrorism.
Police served him with an order under schedule five of the Terrorism Act 2000 asking for all material relating to a book he is writing with self-confessed former terrorist spokesman and trainer Hassan Butt, from Manchester, including taped interviews and written notes.
Two months on, his challenge to the order has forced a judicial review in the Administrative Division of the High Court which could – if successful – protect journalists from police “fishing expeditions” under the Terrorism Act in future.
Protecting sources
But if the panel of three senior judges decide in their ruling, expected in mid-June, that GMP was justified in its actions, a precedent could be set that would allow police to seize journalists notes’ on terrorists – severely undermining the long-held democratic principle of protecting the anonymity for journalistic sources.
If freelance journalist Malik loses his action, funded jointly by the National Union of Journalists and The Sunday Times to the tune of £80,000, he could end up behind bars...............
I think his notes have more to do with Hassan Butt than Malik's own views.Khan may have felt indignant about western foreign policy, as many anti-war campaigners do, but that wasn’t the reason he led a cell of young men to kill themselves and 52 London commuters. At the heart of this tragedy is a conflict between the first and subsequent generations of British Pakistanis—with many young people using Islamism as a kind of liberation theology to assert their right to choose how to live. It is a conflict between tradition and individuality, culture and religion, tribalism and universalism, passivity and action.
When it is stated like this, the problem of Islamic extremism looks depressingly intractable.
Which campaign is he being "put forward as an official campaign spokesperson" for -- any campaign having him as a "official spokesperson" must intent on media suicide...TonyGosling wrote:I don't think Nick is the right person to put forward as an official campaign spokesperson
No he isn't being put forward - I hope.chrisc wrote:Ignoring lots of other stuff I have big problems with...
Which campaign is he being "put forward as an official campaign spokesperson" for -- any campaign having him as a "official spokesperson" must intent on media suicide...TonyGosling wrote:I don't think Nick is the right person to put forward as an official campaign spokesperson
Eh? I wasn't attacking Nafeez Ahmed, in any case, it appears that he isn't going to appear on a platform with Nicholas Kollerstrom -- he was unaware that he was being set upTonyGosling wrote:Please don't attack anyone who shares a platform with Nick, leave that to the spooks and the Zionists.
This isn't about Nicholas Kollerstrom's private life (something that I couldn't care less about) it's about statments like this:TonyGosling wrote:Give the guy a break it could be you next time with a revelation about your private life!
Nick Kollerstrom wrote:I note you seem to object to my having defended the proposition that: no German ever put a Jew into a gas chamber. You call that Holocaust Denial, well I’m proud to be associated with it. I’m happy to defend, it any time, any place. It happens to be true!
Well, there are others way of looking at this whole episode, I don't know if Nick Kollerstrom is a genuine idiot or not but of course the corporate media loves to promote people like him -- he is an ideal example to be cited to link those questioning 7/7 and 9/11 with racism and Nazis and thus reinforce the taboo of doubting the corporate lies about 7/7 and 9/11, and he goes along with their agenda by participating in interviews...TonyGosling wrote:In a way this attack on Nick is a ringing endorsement of all his work on 7/7. Otherwise why would the dark forces bother.
Unless you think Mendick and the Evening Standard have no ulterior motives that is.