Lockerbie: an open or closed crime?
Moderator's Note
This thread was entitled 'Lockerbie Bomber Could Live Another 10 Years' and the thread was closed in May 2012 after the death in Libya of Adelbert Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi. Today I have reopened the thread as yet again the "finger of suspicion" is pointed away from Libya - see Post 17 and so have renamed the thread 'Lockerbie: an open or closed crime?' (ends).
According to a recent review which could be somewhat embarrassing for both the British government and the devolved government in Scotland. Convicted Lockerbie bomber Adelbert Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi could live up to 10 more years despite earlier known claims to the contrary by the Libyan Government and the British medical doctor who took up his case.
http://www.aolnews.com/world/article...years/19541876
Business is business, my hands are clean
This story is immaculately timed, note it appears to be from a Libyan source and concerns a private visit by a UK politician much admired in the USA. Makes one pause for thought, not only what happened, but who is involved.
Quote:
Tony Blair visited Libya last month and met Colonel Muammar Gaddafi just days after denying he was an adviser to the country, it was disclosed last night.
Link:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ast-month.html
Now will the US Congressional enquiry ask him to appear to give evidence? The Scotsman today had a story that the Scottish minister responsible might be called:http://www.scotsman.com/news/MacAski...-to.6425434.jp
The Senate should get a life.
They could better worry about their own dysfunction than putter about in the affairs of other Nations. This one is almost as bad as then Senator John Warner threatening to subpoena -- not call, not ask, subpoena -- General
Sir Michael Jackson to testify on his supposed 'insubordination' to that twink Wesley Clark. Sheesh.
I disagree on all three counts
but none of them are germane to this thread. Go pick nits elsewhere. :D
One death and the issue remains open?
After a delay Adelbert Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi died on the 20th May 2012 and the whole issue of who was responsible remains. For a host of reasons officialdom wants this to simply go away.
Via this article:http://www.opendemocracy.net/paul-ro...-case-unclosed is another, behind a pay-wall alas:http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/1...98.2011.632245