Libya and Pan Am flight Lockerbie

[Peter Lemkin]

Very interesting.

It is abundantly clear that Megrahi's appeal would have demolished the prosecution case - in particular the corrupt and totally non credible Maltese connection.

However, the appeal could have been, effectively, suppressed or diverted into a blind alley by TPTB.

My sense is that Megrahi's release and deathbed return to Libya was some sort of deal, a quid pro quo if you will, with Gaddafi. Shortly afterwards, Gaddafi became persona non grata and was (re) demonized through MSM channels and eventually buggered and slaughtered like a dog.

I note the Tory government's official statement:

A spokesman for David Cameron, the Prime Minister, said the book was another reminder that "Alex Salmond's government's decision to free the UK's greatest mass murderer was wrong". He added: "Writing a book three years after he was released is an insult to the families of the 270 people who were murdered."

This smacks of the spooks trying to cover their tracks and blame the Scottish Nationalists for what was essentially a sordid deal brokered by the military-intelligence-multinational-complex.

Agree on all counts. The appeal would have made BIG trouble for TPTB and they predicted that Magrahi would't die soon enough - so made some deal with Gadaffi to take him off their hands and make the appeal 'moot'. = no further investigation [they were aware that his detective was making REAL progress on the Maltese bullshit]. Sad that a totally innocent man was given up as a sacraficial lamb by Gadaffi and then given his last year or two by the same man. What is most important other than this human tragedy is that the murderers of the 270 people [likely more in other similar plane bombings] are free and likely still doing the same things. TPTB know who they are, generally, as they work for TPTB, IMHO. Its 'Deep'!