This video is well worth the ten minutes it will take to watch.
Much is explained and Gore's real goal is clear to see!
Showing posts with label Lies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lies. Show all posts
Megrahi Decison #2
Tuesday, 1 September 2009
The Libyan government made a surprise announcement that it would give up WMD programme. This was such a surprise it surprised most commentators, who did not believe Libya had a credible WMD programme.
This was towards the end of 2003. Bush and Blair were delighted with this Christmas present.
In March 2007, three years later, Libya signed an oil deal with BP, brokered by Blair.
In May 2007, three years since the WMD announcment and two months since the BP deal, Blair signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the Prisoner Transfer Agreement (PTA) with Libya. The understanding at the time between the Westminster and Scottish governments was that this would not include anyone convicted of the Lockerbie bombing.
In December 2007, three years since the WMD announcement and nine months since the signing of the BP oil deal, the Justice Secretary Jack Straw changed his position on the PTA, stating that "the wider negotiations with the Libyans are reaching a critical stage and, in view of the overwhelming interests for the United Kingdom I have agreed that in this instance the PTA should be in the standard form and not mention any individual."
In December 2007, three years since the WMD announcement, nine months since the oil deal, and the same month as Jack Straw changed his position on the PTA, the BP oil deal was ratified by the Libyan General Peoples' Committee.
There is a paper trail providing ample evidence that the return of the Lockerbie bomber was linked to the agreement and the ratification of the BP deal. I wonder how much Blair has made personally out of this.....there are really no words to describe the character of such a man...or of those who have followed his lead regardless of the loss of 270 lives: Straw, Mandelson, Rammell, Brown.
Incidentally, I don't believe that Megrahi committed the crime, and this is the view widely held in Libya. I believe he was going to be transferred and his terminal illness was most convenient for the Westminster government - who could pass the buck to the Scottish government and avoid any repercussions - and for the Scottish government, who sidestepped an appeal which probably would have succeeded. The unspoken reason that underpins Megrahi's release is the doubt surrounding his conviction. They nearly got away with it. Should have kept the Americans onside to avoid a backlash, that was the major blunder.
(first posted on Jess The Dog's Blog)
This was towards the end of 2003. Bush and Blair were delighted with this Christmas present.
In March 2007, three years later, Libya signed an oil deal with BP, brokered by Blair.
In May 2007, three years since the WMD announcment and two months since the BP deal, Blair signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the Prisoner Transfer Agreement (PTA) with Libya. The understanding at the time between the Westminster and Scottish governments was that this would not include anyone convicted of the Lockerbie bombing.
In December 2007, three years since the WMD announcement and nine months since the signing of the BP oil deal, the Justice Secretary Jack Straw changed his position on the PTA, stating that "the wider negotiations with the Libyans are reaching a critical stage and, in view of the overwhelming interests for the United Kingdom I have agreed that in this instance the PTA should be in the standard form and not mention any individual."
In December 2007, three years since the WMD announcement, nine months since the oil deal, and the same month as Jack Straw changed his position on the PTA, the BP oil deal was ratified by the Libyan General Peoples' Committee.
There is a paper trail providing ample evidence that the return of the Lockerbie bomber was linked to the agreement and the ratification of the BP deal. I wonder how much Blair has made personally out of this.....there are really no words to describe the character of such a man...or of those who have followed his lead regardless of the loss of 270 lives: Straw, Mandelson, Rammell, Brown.
Incidentally, I don't believe that Megrahi committed the crime, and this is the view widely held in Libya. I believe he was going to be transferred and his terminal illness was most convenient for the Westminster government - who could pass the buck to the Scottish government and avoid any repercussions - and for the Scottish government, who sidestepped an appeal which probably would have succeeded. The unspoken reason that underpins Megrahi's release is the doubt surrounding his conviction. They nearly got away with it. Should have kept the Americans onside to avoid a backlash, that was the major blunder.
(first posted on Jess The Dog's Blog)
Megrahi Decision
Subrosa makes a point on her blog re the article in the Times today were a former diplomat to Libya, Oliver Miles seems to think "something fishy" going on around the al-Megrahi release.
I agree with points made but also I feel another point or 2 is also linked into the mix here.
These are reported also in todays Times and consist of
1. WPV Yvonne Fletcher
2. Attempted assassination on Gaddaffi in 1996 supposedly by MI6.
WPC Fletcher was shot in 1984, during a demonstration outside the Libyan Embassy, the bullet almost certainly havng been fired from the first floor of the building. Her killer was thought to have been smuggled out of the country after the shooting. As Libya shed its pariah status, Metropolitan Police officers investigating the case visited Tripoli in 2004, 2006 and 2007, but without obvious success.
The assassination attempt occurred in 1996 when Colonel Gaddafi’s motorcade was attacked in the town of Sirte. He survived but six bystanders were killed.
The now ex-M15 officer and disgraced and proven a liar Mr David Shayler, later claimed that MI6 had paid the so-called Islamic Fighting Group £100,000 to carry out the attack.
Last night Whitehall sources denied the two investigations were linked and insisted that the traffic was all one way, with the Metropolitan Police seeking Libya’s assistance in bringing WPC Fletcher’s killer to justice.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office said it had assured Colonel Gaddafi that there was no British plot to assassinate him, and that Mr Shayler’s allegations had been thoroughly investigated and discounted.
“There’s this case and another case when somebody tried to assassinate the leader. These two cases are linked together,” Mohammed Siala, a member of Libya’s Cabinet, replied when asked yesterday if Libya would show WPC Fletcher’s family the compassion that was shown to the Lockerbie bomber by surrendering her killer.
Mr Siala’s comments will stir even more feelings around not only the release of al-Megrahi but also around the whole British governments handling of the entire Libyian issue and its lack of communication from the start and also apparent sleeze, the hand of Mandleson in Corfu, Gordon Brown silence, hurried release of transcript docs and oil contracts amongst other issues.
A dirty little subject which is not going away in a hurry.
NASTY STUFF - REAL LABOUR
Saturday, 25 July 2009
CLICK TO ENLARGEThis copy of a Lefty activist's blog post exposes in all it's gory detail, the vile sickness at the dark heart of the Labour Party.
HAT TIP TO RANTIN' RAB
The original blog where this appeared has removed the comment. Miller shut down his old blog and he now he has a new one at
http://newerlabour.blogspot.com/
and surprise, surprise - only Labour apparatchiks are "invited" to read his rabid frothings at the mouth!
It's All Falling Apart
Thursday, 23 July 2009
With Parliament in recess until October and MPs working unstintingly for the benefit of their constituents in the meantime, it should be fairly quiet and is usually known as the Silly Season as the msm scratch around for something to fill their pages.
However, life under Labour continues to roll downhill under the momentum of twelve years of socially-engineered policies and inadequate economic oversight.
The Treasury has published statistics which give the lie to Brown's spending figures. Despite the denials, spin and gloss he spouts every time he opens his mouth, the hard facts have finally proved him a liar at the despatch box and vindicated Cameron's questioning at PMQs.
The Telegraph highlights cuts in education.
The Guardian highlights cuts in Arts.
The Times highlights cuts in building projects.
This is just the beginning as Gordon goes through the looking glass and juggles figures like the White Queen on a chessboard. Perhaps we could make a few pounds by selling off some surveillance cameras to the highest bidder - buyer dismantles & collects.
Cross-posted from my 'inch'
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