London Suicide Bombings Commemoration Descends Into Mawkish Cover-Up
7th July 2025
As Britain’s official events to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the July 7th attack on London trundled on, two trends became increasingly apparent. Firstly, the official message was hammered home: “we will not let these people—the suicide bombers—divide us.” Secondly, the people paying attention became increasingly divided from the government itself.
7/7 itself was the second most lethal single terror attack on British territory—the worst being the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988—inflicting 52 fatalities, Uniquely at the time, the mass casualty assault on London was known to have been initiated by at least four British citizens, three of them born in England.
But Muslims nevertheless. “Birthright citizenship” in the absence of meaningful assimilation merely harbors serpents in your bosom.
The problem is that the 52 dead didn’t simply ‘lose their lives’ as if a particularly virulent strain of influenza hit them: they were murdered by Islamists.
Saying the quiet part out loud.