Welcome to InvestigatingtheTerror.com, a research site on terrorism and the philosophy and politics of fear.
Here you will find my documentaries 7/7: Seeds of Deconstruction, which examines questions and conspiracy theories about the July 7th bombings, and 7/7: Crime and Prejudice, which investigates the 7/7 cold case in light of new research and evidence from the July 7th Inquests.
You will also find articles presenting my own investigations and analysis, and an ever-growing archive of documents to help you investigate the terror for yourself.
I will be adding to this site on a regular basis in the form of new articles, new additions to the document archive, and new documentary films.
Latest updates
To this day pigeons are used for spying and covert warfare. This practice has on occasion caused major international controversy. I recently found myself swept up by the maelstrom that often results from the use of our feathered friends by the intelligence and security services. Read article here.
The suicide hijacking is a terrorist tactic with a much longer and more elaborate history than many people realise. Even those in the 9/11 truth movement are largely unaware that its history goes back nearly 30 years prior to the attacks on the WTC and Pentagon. The first article in this series looks into the case of Samuel Byck, who attempted a suicide hijacking in 1974 with the aim of assassinating Richard Nixon. Read article here.
A few days ago the former head of Turkey's army Ilker Basbug was arrested as part of the ongoing Operation Sledgehammer/Ergenekon investigation. He is so far the highest ranking official to be jailed in connection with the alleged coup plot involving Turkey's Deep State. Read article here.
The alternative media is awash with claims that we live in a time of unprecedented military aggression and that we are spiralling into World War 3. What the current period reminds me of is the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, exactly 50 years ago, when a covert, Cold war of provocation and manipulation almost spilled over into nuclear war. Read article here.
In 1980-81 the BBC and the British government were at loggerheads over a proposed Panorama documentary on the Intelligence services. In 2004 the BBC broadcast a reality TV show where members of the public were trained to be spies. Following on from my Overt Ops series, this article looks at the radical change in publicity policy for Intelligence and Security Services over the last thirty years. Read article here.
