Why is it that many people in the USA, while distrustful of government and media, are prepared to accept, without question, deliberate misinformation and deception about the Lockerbie bombing, trial and compassionate release under Scots Law of al-Megrahi?
Mike
2011/08/24 21:15:19
There are many unanswered questions about the whole issue of the Lockerbie bombing from the actual event to the present day. Following the bombing the press was strongly encouraged to stress the PFLP-GC/Iran connection in its coverage. The conduct of the trial at Camp Zeist was not a normal criminal trial under Scots Law. The hysterical call for the release of Megrahi's medical records reveals the utter hypocrisy of the Labour Party because it is well aware that such action is illegal due to the requirements of the Data Protection Act (the Labour Party, through its MPs at Westminster sought to have personal medical records included in the Data Protection Act). The only logical conclusion is that Megrahi was not the bomber - so who was?
Here are some links relating to the whole issue -
THE LOCKERBIE CASE blog by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE CASE: Lockerbie's hidden witness, blog post by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE DISASTER by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL AND APPEAL by Robert Black QC,
Lockerbie decision - statement by Kenny MacAskill MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Justice in the Scottish Government,
FIRM magazine - Exclusive: Former Scotsman editor confirms government and CIA influence over Lockerbie investigation,
Megrahi's release: Kenny MacAskill was right - blog post by Jonathan Mitchell QC,
FIRM magazine - Jim Swire's letter to John Kerry,
FIRM magazine - The Perception Filter,
THE LOCKERBIE DIVIDE: Saunders' Spinsulation - blog post by Adam Larson (Caustic Logic),
PROTECTING PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY - from NHS Scotland document on the effect of the Data Protection Act regarding personal medical records,
Realm of Scotland website: Evidence from the Lockerbie Trial at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands.
In the 'Sunday Herald' newspaper (August 21, 2011) an article titled Secret report casting doubt on Megrahi's guilt will be published states that -
'The bill, to be formally announced on September 7, will enable the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC) to release its 800 pages of findings on Abdel Baset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi which has been under lock and key since they were finalised in 2007.'
Here are some links relating to the whole issue -
THE LOCKERBIE CASE blog by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE CASE: Lockerbie's hidden witness, blog post by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE DISASTER by Robert Black QC,
THE LOCKERBIE TRIAL AND APPEAL by Robert Black QC,
Lockerbie decision - statement by Kenny MacAskill MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Justice in the Scottish Government,
FIRM magazine - Exclusive: Former Scotsman editor confirms government and CIA influence over Lockerbie investigation,
Megrahi's release: Kenny MacAskill was right - blog post by Jonathan Mitchell QC,
FIRM magazine - Jim Swire's letter to John Kerry,
FIRM magazine - The Perception Filter,
THE LOCKERBIE DIVIDE: Saunders' Spinsulation - blog post by Adam Larson (Caustic Logic),
PROTECTING PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY - from NHS Scotland document on the effect of the Data Protection Act regarding personal medical records,
Realm of Scotland website: Evidence from the Lockerbie Trial at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands.
In the 'Sunday Herald' newspaper (August 21, 2011) an article titled Secret report casting doubt on Megrahi's guilt will be published states that -
'The bill, to be formally announced on September 7, will enable the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC) to release its 800 pages of findings on Abdel Baset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi which has been under lock and key since they were finalised in 2007.'
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- Stone.Cold.Krazy 2011/08/24 21:19:49
I accept nothing from any government..they are all crookedreply
