All whilst the prestitutes keep the sheeple distracted with irrelevant dross..
Police review Lockerbie bomb case
Detectives in Scotland are pursuing several lines of inquiry as they renew the investigation into the Lockerbie bombing case.
Prosecutors say Libyan Abdelbasset Ali al-Megrahi - who was convicted in 2001 of the murder of 270 people but freed in August - was not working alone.
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It is thought that the “high level” suspects were all male and have never been ruled out of the investigation into the explosion onboard Pan Am Flight 103, which killed 270 on December 21, 1988.
News of the new suspects comes as relatives of those who died in the disaster said they feared the police investigation was being stepped up in an attempt to scupper demands for a full public inquiry.
Dr Jim Swire, who lost his daughter Flora in the bombing, said: “The argument which has been consistently used against us having the public inquiry we want is that there is an ongoing criminal investigation. I find it an extraordinary coincidence that the latest development in the police case emerged on the same day the families demanded a proper investigation from Gordon Brown.”
Fears that the police investigation was being used as a delaying tactic were last night dismissed by a leading Scottish QC. Paul McBride said: “What would they rather have, a public inquiry or three other people involved in the bombing of their children convicted and put in jail?”
Paul McBride QC said: “What would they rather have, a public inquiry or three other people involved in the bombing of their children convicted and put in jail? A public inquiry would be completely inappropriate and could jeopardise a trial.”
Leaving aside the extraordinary arrogance of this statement, let us consider:
1) The families have repeatedly stated they want a public inquiry;
2) The original criminal trial is widely regarded as one of the worst miscarriages of justice in British history (and is deserving of a public inquiry in its own right);
3) The enormous leaps of (il)logic performed by the judges and barristers (Paul McBride take note) in the original trial.
It is time, nearly 21 years after the worst atrocity in British history, that lawyers instructed only by the families of the victims be given the opportunity to question the investigators, security officials, witnesses and politicians.
The secret documents, the hidden files, the bribes, the inconsistencies, the contradictions require thorough examination in an open forum.
Is it cynical to assume the re-opening of the investigation is a deliberate obstruction tactic?
Gaddafi apologises for the shooting of Wpc Yvonne Fletcher
Col Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, has apologised for the first time for the shooting of Wpc Yvonne Fletcher.
"She is not an enemy to us, and we are sorry all the time and our sympathy, because she was on duty, she was there to protect the Libyan Embassy, but this is the problem that should be solved, but who did it? That is the question."
Gaddafi apologises for WPC Yvonne Fletcher's murder
Colonel Muammur Gaddafi has apologised for the first time for the killing of WPC Yvonne Fletcher who was shot outside the Libyan embassy in London in 1984.
However in an interview with Sky television the Libyan leader also stressed that the young police woman's killer had never been identified.
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