Confidential Documents found on a London Train

In a bizarre development that sent shockwave across the world, at least two sets of confidential documents on British terrorism policies were found on a train in London. The documents were found at the Waterloo station in central London. The documents reportedly analyze how trade and banking systems can be manipulated to finance illicit weapons of mass destruction in Iran. The papers were related to Al-Qaeda and other terrorist organizations.

The secret documents also outlined ways to fund terrorists and address how to address the potential fraud and scams of commercial websites and other Internet-based payment systems. It is not immediately know who was in charged of these documents and how they reached the train. The papers were found by a person, who sent them to a news agency. The new agency later handed over the documents to UK's Treasury Cabinet. An inquiry has been ordered into the incident.