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Tag Archives: PT/35(b)
On This Day — The West Berlin La Belle Discotheque Bombing (April 5 1986) [False Flag — CRYPTO AG]
“Bernard Kalb resigned today as chief spokesman for Secretary of State George P. Shultz in protest of the government’s disinformation program directed at Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi.” Los Angeles Times (Oct. 8, 1986) April 5 2021 — In a piece … Continue reading
Posted in Gaddafi, Libya, Reagan
Tagged Bernard Kalb, Casey, CIA Daily Briefs, Gaddafi, GOSINT, Iran-Contra, La Belle Disco bombing, Libya, Noam Chomsky, Poindexter and Admiral William Crowe, Prime Minister Mifsud Bonnici, PT/35(b), Reagan, Said Rashid, Shultz, Tripoli and Benghazi 1986 strikes, Weinberger
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On This Day — Lockerbie : US & UK indict Libyans Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi and Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah (November 14 1991) [2020]
“After writing about the ‘ravers’ who regularly turn up at lectures to claim that President Bush/the CIA/the Pentagon/Mossad etc perpetrated the crimes against humanity of 11 September, I received a letter this week from Marion Irvine, who feared that members … Continue reading
On This Day — Gaddafi Target of U.S. Disinformation (October 2 1986 — Bob Woodward) [2020]
“Your White House, specifically your national security adviser, constructed an operation whereby the free press in this country was going to be used to convey a false story to the world, namely that Qaddafi was planning new terrorist operations.” New … Continue reading
Posted in Gaddafi, Libya, Reagan
Tagged Bernard Kalb, Casey, CIA Daily Briefs, Gaddafi, GOSINT, Iran-Contra, La Belle Disco bombing, Libya, Poindexter and Admiral William Crowe, Prime Minister Mifsud Bonnici, PT/35(b), Reagan, Said Rashid, Shultz, Tripoli and Benghazi 1986 strikes, Weinberger
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FBI : “There is no clue or piece of information too small.” [Lockerbie]
“The #FBI is seeking information about this image (…) Do you notice something familiar? There is no clue or piece of information too small.” FBI Tweet (April 4 2020) “Special photography techniques were utilized on specimen K-1 to identify the … Continue reading
On This Day — The West Berlin La Belle Discotheque Bombing (April 5 1986) [False Flag — CRYPTO AG]
“Then, the U.S. and West German spies sat back and listened. They monitored Iran’s mullahs during the 1979 hostage crisis, fed intelligence about Argentina’s military to Britain during the Falklands War, tracked the assassination campaigns of South American dictators and … Continue reading
Posted in Gaddafi, Libya, Reagan
Tagged Bernard Kalb, Casey, CIA Daily Briefs, Gaddafi, GOSINT, Iran-Contra, La Belle Disco bombing, Libya, Noam Chomsky, Poindexter and Admiral William Crowe, Prime Minister Mifsud Bonnici, PT/35(b), Reagan, Said Rashid, Shultz, Tripoli and Benghazi 1986 strikes, Weinberger
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On This Day — Lockerbie : US & UK indict Libyans Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi and Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah (November 14 1991)
“Without PT/35(b), there would have been no indictment.” Richard Marquise — FBI Agent who led the US side of the Lockerbie investigation “The Lockerbie trial is the most disgraceful miscarriage of justice in Scotland for 100 years. Every lawyer who … Continue reading
On This Day — Gadhafi Target of U.S. Disinformation (October 2 1986 — Bob Woodward) [2019]
“Your White House, specifically your national security adviser, constructed an operation whereby the free press in this country was going to be used to convey a false story to the world, namely that Qaddafi was planning new terrorist operations.” New … Continue reading
Posted in Gaddafi, Libya, Reagan
Tagged Bernard Kalb, Casey, CIA Daily Briefs, Gaddafi, GOSINT, Iran-Contra, La Belle Disco bombing, Libya, Poindexter and Admiral William Crowe, Prime Minister Mifsud Bonnici, PT/35(b), Reagan, Said Rashid, Shultz, Tripoli and Benghazi 1986 strikes, Weinberger
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Lockerbie 30th Anniversary — PT/35(b) : MEBO TELECOM and the Story of the MST-13 Timers [UPDATE — Swiss Businessman Wants Intel Today Editor to Testify as Expert]
“The problem with the Lockerbie trial has been that the man who supplied the timer for the bomb which brought down the aircraft was never put on trial. Western intelligence agencies knew of the activities of Edwin Bollier as far … Continue reading
30 Years Ago — PT/35(b) Forgery Planted Among Lockerbie Evidence (May 12 1989)
“PT/35(b) was extremely, extremely dodgy. It was very, very suspicious. The way it suddenly appeared, embedded in a shirt collar, with the information on the page overwritten and changed, all police procedures were thrown out of the window.” Rev. John … Continue reading
One Year Ago — Should You Trust The New York Times and Its Anonymous Sources? [Lockerbie]
“The evidence of a possible Libyan link, first reported publicly this week by the French newsmagazine L’Express, was confirmed and detailed by American officials involved in the investigation of the Pan Am bombing.” MICHAEL WINES — The New York Times … Continue reading
Posted in Libya, Lockerbie, NYT
Tagged Abdu Diouf, Ahmed Jibril, Ahmed Niasse, CIA, David Leppard, DGSE, Fake News, Jean Collin, L' Express, Libya, Lockerbie, Mansour Saber, Michael Wines, Mohamed Marzouk, NYT, Pan Am 103 (Lockerbie), PFLP-GC, PT/35(b), Senegal, Vince Cannistraro, Xavier Raufer
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