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A police expert said the four suicide attackers employed ''tradecraft'' counter-surveillance techniques to ensure their communications were not intercepted.
They each bought ''operational'' phones, which they kept separate from their personal mobiles and used solely for planning the July 7 2005 London bombings, the hearing was told.
Khan apparently postponed the planned attacks in a text message to Lindsay at 4.35am on July 6 which read: ''Havin major problem cant make time will ring ya when i got it sorted wait at home.''
Lindsay replied at 4.41am: ''No bulls*** doctor! fix it!''
Mohammed Sidique Khan and Jermaine Lindsay quoted catchphrases used by BA Baracus, played by Mr T in the 1980s television series, and referred to others as Face and Murdock.
The A-Team texts began a week before the bombings and continued until July 6, when the tone of the messages became more sober as Khan disclosed that he was having problems meeting the other three bombers at the pre-arranged time.
The texts were shown to the inquest last week but can only now be published after a ban on reporting their contents was lifted by the coroner, Lady Justice Hallett.
The first of the messages was sent at 9.03pm on June 29 by 19-year-old Lindsay, who went on to kill 26 people on a Tube train near King’s Cross station.
Referring to BA Baracus’s fear of flying, he wrote: “Wat kina bull---- flex r u on now. I say we aint gettin on no plane, fool. Now get sum.”
The response from Khan was not recorded, but five minutes later Lindsay sent another message: “Hahahahahahahahahaha.”
The terrorists then began to argue over which of them was BA and which was Face. On July 4, Khan, who killed six people at Edgware Road, sent a text to Lindsay saying: “Face you motha---- il rearrange ya face if ya stab me wiv dat needle cos i said i ain’t getin on no plain [sic] fool.”
Lindsay replied: “---- u bitch, dats my line. il stab u wid a ------ needle jus 4 da fun of it. And 2hear u scream like a biatch!!! Now lets get dis right. I aint gettin on no plain! fool!”
The day before the murders, at 12.48am, Khan wrote: “Yo ba big ------- you on dat plane or wat. fool.”
Lindsay replied: “I aint getin on no plane! Fool.”
The court has not been told whether the other two bombers, Hasib Hussain, 18, and Shehzad Tanweer, 22, used the names of A-Team characters.
The phone records show that Khan last called Lindsay at 6.53am on July 7. Just under two hours later, three of the men detonated their bombs.
They each bought ''operational'' phones, which they kept separate from their personal mobiles and used solely for planning the July 7 2005 London bombings, the hearing was told.
Khan apparently postponed the planned attacks in a text message to Lindsay at 4.35am on July 6 which read: ''Havin major problem cant make time will ring ya when i got it sorted wait at home.''
Lindsay replied at 4.41am: ''No bulls*** doctor! fix it!''
Mohammed Sidique Khan and Jermaine Lindsay quoted catchphrases used by BA Baracus, played by Mr T in the 1980s television series, and referred to others as Face and Murdock.
The A-Team texts began a week before the bombings and continued until July 6, when the tone of the messages became more sober as Khan disclosed that he was having problems meeting the other three bombers at the pre-arranged time.
The texts were shown to the inquest last week but can only now be published after a ban on reporting their contents was lifted by the coroner, Lady Justice Hallett.
The first of the messages was sent at 9.03pm on June 29 by 19-year-old Lindsay, who went on to kill 26 people on a Tube train near King’s Cross station.
Referring to BA Baracus’s fear of flying, he wrote: “Wat kina bull---- flex r u on now. I say we aint gettin on no plane, fool. Now get sum.”
The response from Khan was not recorded, but five minutes later Lindsay sent another message: “Hahahahahahahahahaha.”
The terrorists then began to argue over which of them was BA and which was Face. On July 4, Khan, who killed six people at Edgware Road, sent a text to Lindsay saying: “Face you motha---- il rearrange ya face if ya stab me wiv dat needle cos i said i ain’t getin on no plain [sic] fool.”
Lindsay replied: “---- u bitch, dats my line. il stab u wid a ------ needle jus 4 da fun of it. And 2hear u scream like a biatch!!! Now lets get dis right. I aint gettin on no plain! fool!”
The day before the murders, at 12.48am, Khan wrote: “Yo ba big ------- you on dat plane or wat. fool.”
Lindsay replied: “I aint getin on no plane! Fool.”
The court has not been told whether the other two bombers, Hasib Hussain, 18, and Shehzad Tanweer, 22, used the names of A-Team characters.
The phone records show that Khan last called Lindsay at 6.53am on July 7. Just under two hours later, three of the men detonated their bombs.