Lockerbie bomber puts appeal case online

Sat Sep 19, 2009 2:48 pm » by **Rogerrabbit**

i havent had chance to read everything just yet well till tomorrow
but thought some of you will enjoy reading thru this
he says that he had to drop his apeal so he is going to publish all papers online to clear his name.
i think he is not guilty libya had to say it was them to get sanctions droped and scotland/usa needed someone to blame its a very big story with lots of twists...

this is the url
http://www.megrahimystory.net/

Sat Sep 19, 2009 6:16 pm » by **Ogmios**

I haven't managed to read it all yet but it looks a pretty strong appeal to me so far.

Here's a link to Jim Swire's website.

http://www.lockerbietruth.com/

Sat Sep 19, 2009 10:56 pm » by **Rogerrabbit**

thanks for that i wont get chance till tomorrow to read this stuff read half
and followed this story from when it happend thru all sorts of sorces
i belive he is inocent and the israile exstremests did it on the revenge of usa bombing there plane killing 380 people
this story seems to have an edge on others i guess coz so many are involed thruout the world
that im hoping that we can have full diclosure some day unlike the rusian kgb dude that was killed in london etc where it all went very silent after a week of upraw

peace as always

Sat Sep 19, 2009 11:10 pm » by **Ogmios**

Robert Baer, CIA

CIA Middle Eastern specialist.

Worked on the early stages of the investigation into the Lockerbie bombing. Has claimed in the press and on television that there was "Grade A intelligence" to show that Iran requested and funded the Lockerbie bombing, but that this was ignored for strategic reasons.

"Western intelligence had indisputable evidence that the Iranians were, in July 1988, planning to attack aircraft. We were aware that an Iranian from the Iranian National Revolutionary Guard corps went to a Palestinian camp outside Beirut where he met Dalkamoni. It was grade A intelligence. It doesn't get any better... Two days after Lockerbie, there was a transfer payment of $11 million dollars."

Q. Why target Libya?

A. "Look at Iran's population. Look at the threat posed to the Gulf. To oil. Look at their ability to take reprisals all over the world. It was not politically convenient to go after Iran. Not just inconvenient, it was impossible. The Libyans were identified as the culprits because they were indictable. They were somebody you could bring to Justice."

If Baer is correct, then the bomb timer fragment which pointed to Libya - and only to Libya - must have been planted.

This is from the link I posted earlier.

Sat Sep 19, 2009 11:23 pm » by **Rogerrabbit**

nice ogim
as i say so many twists in this tail

Sat Sep 19, 2009 11:43 pm » by **Ogmios**

From The Sunday Times August 16, 2009

US spies blamed Iran for Lockerbie bomb

American intelligence documents blaming Iran for the Lockerbie bombing would have been produced in court if the Libyan convicted of Britain’s worst terrorist attack had not dropped his appeal.

Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, a former Libyan intelligence officer expected to be freed this week, had instructed his lawyers to produce internal US intelligence communications unavailable to his defence team at his trial in 2000.

The cables, from the American Defence Intelligence Agency (DIA), suggest that Iran was behind the attack on Pan Am flight 103, which killed 270 people in 1988, in response to the shooting down of an Iranian commercial airliner by the USS Vincennes, an American warship, five months earlier.

One document that the defence team had planned to produce was a memo from the DIA dated September 24, 1989. It states: “The bombing of the Pan Am flight was conceived, authorised and financed by Ali-Akbar (Mohtashemi-Pur), the former Iranian minister of interior.

“The execution of the operation was contracted to Ahmad (Jabril), Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine General Command (PFLP-GC) leader, for a sum of 1,000,000 US dollars.

“One hundred thousand dollars of this money was given to Jabril up front in Damascus by the Iranian ambassador to Sy [ie Syria], Muhammad Hussan (Akhari) for initial expenses. The remainder of the money was to be paid after successful completion of the mission.”

The document is included in an unpublished report by the Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission, a public body that considers miscarriage of justice claims and which had cast doubt in 2007 on the safety of Megrahi’s conviction.

The report also cites a DIA briefing in December 1989 entitled Pan Am 103, Deadly Co-operation, which named Iran as the probable state sponsor of the bombing.

Robert Baer, a retired senior CIA agent who claims that Iran was behind the attack, has alleged that the Americans were wary of pursuing the country in case it disrupted oil supplies and damaged the economy.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/u ... 797773.ece