Well that's certainly true that Black would have to be prepared for these openings as well.  On the other hand the 1...e6, 2...c5 player might just be thinking, "he opened 1.d4, I allowed him to transpose to my French but he played 2.Nf3 which I usually play 2...f5 against but I know he plays the Torre so I'm going to try 2...c5.  What are the odds that a 1.d4,2.Nf3 player knows the Open Sicilian?".  Ok, perhaps that's far fetched but I just know I'll end up playing the one guy who thinks just like that  .  

By the way I suppose he could be a St.George Defence player!?

Well I obviously enjoy sharing information with others with similiar interests!  After 1.d4 e6 2.Nf3 c5, I don't think we can reach Palliser's suggestion anymore.  If 3.d5 I think Black is comfortable (maybe more) after 3..exd5, which is why I was probably going to toss out the Torre idea for my own repertoire (although I still have a soft spot for the opening). 

By the way, there is a message option here on the forum plus my email is listed under the "members" section if you want to compare notes offline (so to speak) or play me a game.

While reading Burgess' strategic introduction in his book "The Gambit Guide to the Torre Attack" I found "Another question for White is how to reply to 2...c5".  He then goes on to explain White's various options giving 3.c3 as the best chance of reaching a Torre in a modified form.  I looked up the appropriate section in his book and the "modified form" didn't look very promising to me against the move order 3...Nf6 4.Bg5 cxd4 5.cxd4 Qb6! which he says is probably best.  This move order does present a small problem for Torre players and I would think London players as well.  I noted that Summerscale didn't mention the 1...e6,2...c5 move order in his book but that probably won't be much of a problem with his suggested repertoire.  After 1.d4 e6 2.Nf3 c5 3.e3 Nf6 4.Bd3 and White will probably be able to transpose into either the Colle/Zukertort or the e3 variation against the Queen's Indian (The latter also being the choice of Palliser in "Play 1.d4!").  Basically I had been thinking about a repertoire based on the Palliser's book but using the Torre to avoid the Bogo and Queen's Indians, but since I can't avoid the QI anyway, it hardly looks worth the effort.