Tag Archives: Lockerbie

“Even before the final settlement, it is possible to argue that the US and Iran reached a tentative agreement about Pan Am 103. (…) using the back channels already established through ‘Irangate’, and relying on the policy of searching for … Continue reading →

“Late in October 1988 the German police in Frankfurt discovered a radio cassette bomb which contained barometric and timing devices indicating that it was intended to sabotage an aircraft.” Paul Channon — House of Commons (March 21 1989) “Marwan Khreesat … Continue reading →

“The truth must be known.” Motto of the Pan Am 103 passengers’ families      “Your government and ours know exactly what happened but they are never going to tell.” US President’s Commission on Aviation Security and Terrorism (London, February 12 … Continue reading →

“INTEL TODAY, in its relentless publishing on line of so many truths about the (Lockerbie) atrocity, has recently identified two men and one woman (solicitor Gareth Pierce) who all gave enormous support in the search for TRUTH. Professor Robert Black … Continue reading →

“If there is no such thing as ‘the Truth’ about the past, and therefore, a fortiori, if there is no obligation to seek such truth, we are left only with clashing opinions. (…) But, if there is such a thing … Continue reading →

“Abdelbaset al-Megrahi (1 April 1952 – 20 May 2012) was a Libyan who was head of security for Libyan Arab Airlines, director of the Centre for Strategic Studies in Tripoli, Libya, and an alleged Libyan intelligence officer.” Abdelbaset al-Megrahi — … Continue reading →

“We are in discussion with the court about when we might have a hearing, and we anticipate that things will be clearer in May [2020] on the basis that lockdown provisions in Scotland will continue for at least the next … Continue reading →

“The Devil’s cleverest wile is to make men believe that he does not exist.” Charles Baudelaire — “Le Joueur Généreux” (Le Figaro –1864) March 25 2020 — When it comes to the Lockerbie Affair, nothing is ever what it seems. … Continue reading →

“Thus, I do not see what use there is in those mills of the gods said to grind so late as to render punishment hard to be recognized, and to make wickedness fearless.” Greek scholar Plutarch of Chaeronea — On … Continue reading →