MatthewUK

@jadelove The picture you have posted is misleading - neither are from the 'London Bridge' attack - the photo on the left is associated with the Parson's Green 'tube bombing' in September 2017 (not London Bridge) The woman is named as Victoria Holloway in the media and she apparently gave a statement saying that the 'smell of the explosion reminded her of science classes' that she had attended (either at school or college) From the Clapham Common 'vigil', the poster girl who appears in a seemingly 'staged' photo-shoot is named in the media as 'Patsy' Stevenson and various reports mention that she is (or was) a University student at Royal Holloway College (which is in Egham) - she allegedly studied Physics. No report states the ages of the women - it is uncanny that the media have chosen to highlight two women of similar appearance - both with long flowing red hair. Victoria Holloway appears to be unphased if she really did suffer facial burns - who was there quick enough to supply her with a bandage and why was she chosen to make such obvious 'model' type photos for the media? Are the names really genuine? Some 3.5 years separates the tube bombing from the Clapham 'vigil' - could they be the same woman? Another report questions whether 'Patsy' Stevenson is an 'activist' or an actress - apparently she is a part-time actress and model according to some reports. Why do these women look so similar? They could be sisters or even the same person. 'Patsy' is an interesting choice of first name - she attended a College having the same name as Victoria's surname (Holloway) - a coincidence? Both women are linked by their interest in 'science' and 'Physics' - a coincidence? Was the Parson's Green 'tube bombing' a false-flag? The plastic white bucket inside a Lidl bag is supposed to have contained a bomb, yet it is still intact. No dramatic pictures or videos are shown in the media to support the 'graphic' and hyped up script that describes panic and a bomb explosion - the smoke and flame issuing from the bin looks very tame - hardly a major explosion. The whole thing could have been a staged 'terror' exercise for all we know, with added exaggerated news reporting to make it sound like a genuine 'event'.