David Frum writes about how the WikiLeaks cables offer more evidence the British government was complicit in the release of the Pan Am bomber. To read the article visit http://theweek.com/bullpen/column/210291/lockerbie-the-scandal-of-the-decade. Tweet
Sunday, December 12, 2010
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Mr Magrahi (sic) was released because has his second appeal been heard it would have been totally clear he was wickefly framed by the CIA, and Frum needs to understand what Lockerbie is about.
ReplyDeleteIt was the revenge bombing for the downing of IR655, a rather than have an outright Iran-US war, or the even more unthinkable idea of the crew of the Vincennes being hanged on the main square in Tehran, a deal was set up by which Iran was allowed to blow up a US place. The Us removed its diplomatic staff from the aircraft and students recruited as cannon fodder (the real tragedy of Syracuse). The Iranian tradition of revenge (only about 14 times as old as the US constitution or the Bill of Rights meant an Iranian had to start blowing up the plane. I know his name, which is not secret. But the CIA had to blow up another device to ensure the Iranians got their bodies