The theories of Richard D. Hall have been getting a lot of traction lately, both in the mainstream and alternative media. Why? Whilst I definitely don’t think Hall is a “crazy fantasist” and many of his theories hold weight, as ever, all is not as it seems.…
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Very interesting take on this, which I came to after reading the Eric idle piece :) Unlike you, I was aware of Aisling’s work and had a lot of time for her. I appreciate and concur with your analysis that the powers that shouldn’t be are expert in creating and manipulating these dramas to further their agenda, however on this occasion I feel that Aisling’s ongoing feud with Gemma O’Docherty (and G O’D’s endorsement of Hall) has clouded her judgement. To watch her debate with Iain Davies was a real facepalm moment. Where he was putting forward observable evidence to back his claim that there was no bomb, Aisling resorted to emotionally manipulative msm footage of the victims and quoted the work of Marianna Spring! What she failed to grasp is that a) whether or not there was a bomb, and b) what killed and injured the victims, are two entirely different questions, neither proving nor disproving the other, and both deserving of investigation