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Category Archives: Lockerbie
One Year Ago — Has Iran President Just Admitted Responsibility for Lockerbie? [A personal story about the infamous 5th device]
“Those who refer to the number 52 should also remember the number 290. #IR655. Never threaten the Iranian nation.” President Hassan Rouhani — Tweet (January 6 2020) January 10 2021 — On January 6 2020, Hassan Rouhani — the current … Continue reading
Lockerbie — FAA investigating Boeing 787 manufacturing flaws. Coincidence? [UPDATE III — And one more BOEING goes down. How many more?]
“We immediately contacted the airlines that operate the eight affected planes to notify them of the situation, and the airplanes have been temporarily removed from service until they can be repaired. The rest of the in-service fleet has been determined … Continue reading
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Tagged Boeing 747, Boeing 787, Lockerbie, Pan Am Flight 103
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On This Day — Pan Am 103 Debris Show Evidence of Plastic Explosive (December 28 1988) [2020]
“I need not go into the rest of the story and the explosion, except to say that some of us believe that, within hours, the Americans had guessed, at a very high level, what had gone wrong. It is a … Continue reading
LOCKERBIE — Analysis of the New Indictment [Who is Abu Agela Masud?]
“Finally, please remember that Agela Masud is NOT an alias for Megrahi. He is/was a real ESO agent.” Intel Today (Feb 8 2010) — Email to FBI Richard Marquise (Head of the Lockerbie Investigation) December 27 2020 — On the 32nd … Continue reading
On This Day — US Staff in Moscow Warned to Avoid PAN AM 103 (December 13 1988) [2020]
“There was a real push in the embassy community to make sure that everybody was aware that there had been a terrorist threat made, and that people flying Western carriers going through Frankfurt should change their tickets.” Karen Decker — … Continue reading
On This Day — Lockerbie Judges Under the Weather (Malta – December 7 1988) [2020]
Q: Do you remember what the weather was like when the man came to the shop? A: When he came by… It wasn’t raining. But then it started dripping, not very much. It was not raining heavily. It was simply … Continue reading
On This Day — Lockerbie : “The Helsinki Warning” (December 5 1988) [2020]
“And he comes in early the next morning, 6 o’clock the next morning, and there is, obviously, confusion and concern. And he is asked to do a number of things. And he is asked to work on Weber’s desk with … Continue reading
Lockerbie Appeal 2020 — Fiction, Half-Truths and Downright Lies — PART I : The Secret Docs [UPDATE III : Intel Today predictions 100% Accurate]
“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” Henry VI — William Shakespeare August 26 2020 — Amer Anwar — the lawyer for Megrahi’s family — is repeating all the old mistakes that brought us this spectacular … Continue reading
On This Day — Thatcher Names Blunt as “The Fourth Man” (November 16 1979) [2020]
“I believe Thatcher did it because she didn’t see why the system should cover things up. This was early in her prime ministership. I think she wanted to tell the civil service that the politicians decide policy, not the system. She … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony Blunt, Cambridge spy ring, Lockerbie
Tagged Anthony Blunt, Cambridge spy ring, Margaret Thatcher
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