Most of us probably remember, vaguely, that Libya’s role in the Lockerbie bombing is an established fact. If so, we’re off base. Let’s start with this 2001 BBC report, following the conviction of Megrahi, a Libyan intelligence officer: “Robert Black, the Scottish law professor who devised the format of the Netherlands-based trial, was quoted on […]
Posts Tagged ‘Lockerbie’
Lockerbie Libyan Oil Money and Goldman Sachs
June 20, 2011War for Libyan oil planned long ago
June 1, 2011A 5-minute video asserting that Libya had nothing to do with Lockerbie, and the invasion of Libya, after Gaddafi began pushing Western oil companies in Libya, has been on the drawing board for a long time.
Lockerbie Pan Am 103 Libya – what really happened
March 31, 2011Excerpts of an article by a former U.S. Intelligence Asset who covered Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Syria/Hezbollah from 1993 to 2003: US oil giants, Chevron and Occidental Petroleum, made a surprising decision to pull out of Libya, while China, Germany and Italy stayed on, signing major contracts with Gadhaffi’s government. As the U.S. Asset who […]
So how does bombing Libyan civilians save them?!
March 31, 2011Excerpts of an article by a former U.S. Intelligence Asset who covered Iraq, Libya, Yemen and Syria/Hezbollah from 1993 to 2003: The United States, Britain and NATO don’t care about civilians being bombed. They have destroyed most of the community infrastructure of Iraq and Afghanistan before turning their sights on Libya. So what’s really going […]
WikiLeaks on British government release of Lockerbie bomber to Libya
February 1, 2011British government ministers secretly advised Libya on how to get convicted Lockerbie bomber Abdelbeset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi released from a life sentence in a Scottish prison, American documents published by WikiLeaks allege. A Foreign Office official explained to the Libyans how to apply for compassionate release for Megrahi after he was diagnosed with cancer, […]
On BP, Oil, Libya and Lockerbie
July 25, 2010Just before Christmas in 1988, a flight from London to New York City was blasted out of the sky above Scotland by a bomb in the cargo. All 259 people on board were killed, along with 11 on the ground. One man was convicted for the mass murder at a Scottish trial in 2000: Abdelbasset […]
How the Lockerbie bomber appeal threatened Scottish justice
August 28, 2009The Daily Mail reveals new and compelling evidence which convicted and just-released Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi says would have proved his innocence. In a submission to the Court of Appeal running to thousands of words, Megrahi’s lawyers list 20 grounds of appeal which include: Details of a catalogue of deliberately undisclosed evidence at the […]
