British Judge: Grenfell Tower Fire Caused By ISIS Bomb – Media Blackout

Wednesday, July 5, 2017
By Paul Martin

Sean Adl-Tabatabai
YourNewsWire.com
July 5, 2017

British judge Michael Shrimpton claims that an ISIS bomb making factory at Grenfell Tower was responsible for the fire that claimed the lives of 500 people.

According to Shrimpton, an ISIS cell had been operating in the tower block and were aiming to target the Queen’s Trooping The Colour on Saturday, June 17.

Theunhivedmind.com reports:

Ever since Grenfell Tower blew up at a cost of over 100, possibly 200, lives, people have been demanding answers. Brain-dead left-wingers, oblivious to the fact the estate was run by a tenants-controlled organisation and that the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is controlled from the Cabinet Office, not the town hall, have been blaming ‘Tory cuts’.

As I foretold last week, a fridge is being blamed. The police, of course, are gleefully blaming it on a British-made fridge, a Hotpoint FF175BP, which allegedly caught fire in a flat on the 5th floor (US numbering). Our police, who are also controlled from the Cabinet Office, sadly lack patriotism and would never pass up on an opportunity to damage the good name of a British company.

The media are lapping up the police’s silly fridge story, without stopping to ask themselves how an electrical fire in a fridge-freezer could possibly burn down an entire 24-storey block of flats. The police are also sitting on the casualty figure, to the point where their figure of 79 is being treated with open contempt.

Some of the smarter journalists, smart at any rate by comparison to the rest of their profession, are querying why Hotpoint are not recalling all the 60,000 or so FF175BP fridge-freezers out there. The answer is obvious – there never was a problem with the fridge, thus there is no need for a recall.

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