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I thought it was good too. The ending seemed as if they really, really wanted to have debunked the conspiracies but realised they couldn't do it.
However, remember this is the BBC. They're not as independent as all that. And this was post Gilligan. Do Not Rock The Boat. It's a known fact that the UK government does not want certain things about this affair to come to light, so I wouldn't necessarily expect a BBC programme to adopt a completely open-minded approach. The Frankfurt baggage thing was quite bad, actually. If it had been as they said, that an unaccompanied bag had really definitely come through from Luqa on KM180, then that would have been a huge pointer to shenanigans at Luqa that day, which is where Megrahi was. But that wasn't the case at all, and was known not to be the case. Paul Foot's account was dated 2001, and took its material directly from the Camp Zeist evidence - all of that was available to the production team, but they chose not to use it in favour of a very simplified and positively misleading account. This was either very sloppy reporting/editing, or it was deliberate slanting of the evidence to make it look a lot clear cut than it really was. In contrast, have you looked at the three Al Jazeera films on the subject? (OK, two-and-a-bit.) I was struck by the willingness to go places the BBC seemed to be shying away from. Though I admit all the films (four different productions, if you count the Al Jazeera material as just one) are beginning to get conflated in my head now. Rolfe. |
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Are you including Gideon Levys "Lockerbie Revisited" which is in Dutch, but the interviews in it are all English?
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No, haven't seen that one. Do you have a link?
I was including The Maltese Double Cross, Lockerbie and the CIA, The Conspiracy Files and Flight into Darkness (and its follow-ups). Rolfe. |
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The coincidence this sloppiness comes down supporting the government line is too much to ignore. This wrongly-framed piece of evidence is not questioned anything like Giaka, and it's the first point on the line that points to the video's end where they get all indignant about Ghaddafi the appeal.
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The Al Jazeera film isn't woo. It interviews some very credible people.
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OK, officially wow. It's frustrating only understanding about two thirds of it, but I got the message. It's recent, too - only last year, clearly. By the way, take it from me, don't trust Peter Fraser as far as you can throw him. The only one I'd trust less would be Colin Boyd. The theory they're putting forward in the first part is the one I've been sort of toying with, based on a few things I read. Khreesat was released by the German police remarkably fast, even though normal people might think there was a ton of evidence against him. One source I read said he made a single telephone call, and then he was released. Did I just hear Marquise confirm that? Something about him working for Jordan, so they let him go? The other source I read suggested that his bombs were supposed to be dummy ones - but later, one of them killed a German bomb disposal expert. The suggestion was that he was a triple agent - allowing the CIA to believe he was working for them, but working for the PFLP-GC all along. So he and a couple of others were released, in order to protect them as sources and keep their intelligence coming. Either in the genuine belief that they weren't going to bomb anyone for real anyway, or taking the chance because they were too important/useful to sacrifice. Then they successfully blew up PA103, and it was realised that the release had been a huge mistake. Maybe it was even realised that a bombing was possible, hence all the warnings flying around, but it was a risk that was taken for intelligence reasons. A few weeks into the investigation, and it's realised the police are getting there, and there is a very embarrassing place. Not to mention too sensitive to reveal, for intelligence reasons. So the backtracking and the soft-pedalling start. I have no idea how that scenario fits in with the CIA operatives on the pkane, or the drugs, or the alleged missing body. I have no idea whether the CIA were on the scene so fast to conceal things the plane might have been carrying (relating to the passengers), or to find out if it was indeed Khreesat's work and misdirect if it was. In fact I'm totally guessing, but that's the one I tend to keep coming back to. The chain of custody of that timer fragment stinks to high heaven. Thurman says he had it in America. Others say no, it never went there. In fact they're very very definite about it. That cop Henderson is extremely definite. Quite a little row they had about it. Oh, I dunno. Time for bed, really. But what an interesting film! Rolfe. |
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Thanks a lot!
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I ain't bothering with that, but if Gordon Brown told me it was a nice day out there, I'd go check for myself.
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Just thought I'd put these slightly off-topic musings in this thread.
I was born and brought up about 50 miles from Lockerbie. I didn't know the town well (though I did canvass parts of it for the 1999 Scottish election), but as it's on the main route to England I was always aware of it. More so from 1982 when I moved to England, and travelled home by train many times. Lockerbie was (and probably is) one of the stops on the main London Euston to Glasgow Central west coast route, on the stopping trains I favoured to allow me to get out at my own intermediate station. I remember exactly where I was on the evening of 21st December 1988 when I heard the news. I'd been watching the 7pm Channel 4 news broadcast, and the broadcast was just finishing a few minutes before 8 o'clock. As the programme came to its end I stood up to go to the kitchen for something (probably clearing my dirty crockery). Instead of finishing, however, the announcer began to read a news flash about a plane having crashed on Lockerbie. I remember standing in the doorway of my living room, listening to the horrific news (pictures didn't come till later), simply rooted to the spot. (At that time the reports were a bit inaccurate, for example they said there was a report that the nearby village of Tundergarth was in flames, but that turned out not to be true. Also not true was that people driving on the A74 road which skirts the town had been killed.) There was no such thing as 24-hour news channels then, or none that I could access, but I watched the BBC 9 o'clock news then the ITV News at Ten, and it just got worse and worse. The later reports had some video footage showing flames roaring into the night sky. Next day they started showing daylight pictures of the wreckage and the smouldering hole that was Sherwood Crescent. It began to be obvious that the passengers must have been aware of what was happening when the plane blew apart, and that some were probably conscious for at least part of the fall from 34,000 feet up. Possibly nobody was killed in the air, everybody was killed by impacting the ground at terminal velocity. Later, the awful story of the family the engines landed on became public. They were all killed apart from a teenage boy who'd gone to a neighbour's house to mend his bike, as the neighbour had an electric light in his garage. I think there was also an older son who wasn't living at home. The subsequent history of these young men was appalling, ending in suicide. At the time, I selfishly began to wonder how I was going to get home for Christmas. I was intending to drive up to Scotland only 48 hours later, and the only road I knew was the A74, on which bits of plane had fallen. I recall a long journey with a lot of hold-ups, but it wasn't actually as bad as I expected. I remember looking to my right as I finally passed Lockerbie, but it was pitch dark and there was nothing to see. If Sherwood Crescent was still burning, or if there was a pall of smoke hanging over the town, I didn't see it. Over Christmas and New Year there wasn't much else on the news. It just got worse and worse, as the news about the local people killed on the ground emerged, and people started talking about a bomb. We weren't used to that, because the IRA had never targeted Scotland, and it was all so close to home. Before I left to return to England on 2nd January I fished out a large-scale Ordnance Survey map and plotted a route to avoid the A74. I did that in daylight, which was just as well as it involved unmade farm roads and forest tracks. I remember looking across at the stationary lines of traffic on the main road, much of which was still coned off. Again, the journey took a while, and it was late before I got back to England. The incident has been in the news almost constantly ever since, what with anniversaries, and news about the tragedy of the boy who was mending his bike, and news releases about the investigation. I don't remember when people started talking about a cover-up. There was muttering when the investigation suddenly switched from Iran/Syria to Libya, and the original indictment against the Libyans, but we were assured the authorities had "incontrovertible evidence" of their guilt so nobody really went digging. It all went quiet for ten years, with just the occasional article about the failure to extradite the accused - and the anniversaries, and the developing news about how the town was recovering (or not recovering in certain cases). In 1999 when I was doing the political canvassing, nobody was talking about it. It wasn't the sort of thing a stranger was going to raise in conversation. However, one of my fellow-canvassers who was from Dumfries passed on some accounts she'd had at the time, from people who'd been in the town centre doing late Christmas shopping and thought the sky was falling in, and didn't know if whatever it was had hit their own homes and their own families or not. It wasn't till Camp Zeist that the "conspiracy theories" really started to circulate, fuelled by the manifestly threadbare nature of the evidence we'd all been told was so incontrovertible, and the bits of the "special defence of incrimination" that got through to the court. Journalists started remembering how in 1989 and 1990 we were all being told that it was the work a Palestinian group, and dug out the old articles which made a lot more sense than the Libyan tale, and there we are. Rolfe. |
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I found this. 450 pages of FOIA DIA documents relating to PanAm 103
available to the public on the DIA website They are not in chronological order but the dates are prefixed by IRDT, DOI or ACQ They contain lots of "Black holes" Bear in mind they are information reports and not finally evaluated. They were at the time of release NOFORN Not for Foreign nationals (to view) WNINTEL Warning Notice -- Intelligence Sources & Methods Involved www@dia@mil/foia/panam103@pdf (substitute the @) Interesting finds so far ( Pdf page no's) P3 Nov 91 para 1.A P6 Post desert storm ? Para 4 P111 Sept 89 Wrong aircraft , Jabril and Libya P115 Iran,Libya and Syria co operation P138 Nov 91 Jabril and Libya, Megrahi and others Timer set in london P156,159,163 First reports 218 Nov 91 "Libyans still sweatin" 252 DIA Brief Lots of stuff to suggest that Libya and Gaddafi were the fall guys in this affair and Gaddafi shot himself in the foot getting into bed with Iran who insulated themselves against blame for Pan Am 103. But got vengance for the Airbus downing in the gulf. Gaddafi speaking at the UN and being able to pitch his tent on US soil in the last few weeks looks like he has managed to scramble out of the hole he dug David |
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yay another 450 pages of reading...
thanks for the link As Richard Marquise is fond of pointing out: "Intelligence is not evidence" With that in mind below are excerpts from the DIA Briefing December 1989. Presumably the contents of said briefing are based on mostly evaluated intelligence reports, being a year after the disaster [pg 252 -255 of the pdf linked to above] (emphasis mine)
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excerpts from pg 296/297 intelligence summary dated March 1991.
This document has been scanned wonkily and some of the text from the left hand edge is missing, red text indicates letters I have added that do not appear in the original document in an effort to make it make sense. (emphasis mine)
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Interesting snippet from P111 dated 24th Sept 89
"The misson was to blow up a Pan Am flight that was to be almost entirely booked by military personnel on Christmas leave. The flight was supposed to be a direct flight from Frankfurt, GE to New york, not Pan Am flight 103 which was routed through London.UK. The suitcase containing the bomb was labled with the name of one of the US passengers on the plane and was inadvertantly placed on the wrong plane possibly by airport ground crew members in Frankfurt. The terrorist who last handled the bomb was not a passenger on the plane" Well according to net searches there was an earlier flight out of Frankfurt direct to New york that day, Pan AM 67. If the 103 bomb had been aboard this flight it would have detonated well over the Atlantic and we would be unlikely to be discussing this now. Also note that a whole swathe of stuff has been blacked out on pages 12 - 18 all relating to Libya and originating from Frankfurt David |
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I'm losing count of the number of theories. Is that the sixth distinct one?
I already saw that document in the pdf, someone linked to it earlier. I didn't realise it was so long though. There's so much information available now it's hard to keep track of what's been said, and how many documents there are. I haven't even read the entire AAIB report yet. And I've not got through much of The Trail of the Octopus either. Some things just get more peculiar the longer you look at them, like that surreal clothes purchase in Malta. I don't know whether the real answer's something that hasn't been suggested yet (or has received little attention), or whether to stick with the obvious (Jibril). I don't even know if the timer fragment was planted or not. I'm going to bed. Rolfe. |
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The wrong plane story's got a strong feel to it, worth looking at. However... what about the Heathrow break-in and the timing coincidence based on that? How does this scenario fit in with barometer/timer settings to blow as it did? Etc?
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The main difficulty with this incident is the sheer level of coincidence surrounding it, and so the difficulty in knowing what to accept as coincidence and what to look at with a suspicious eye. There are several other convincing scenarios that have the bomb introduced at Frankfurt (that's the MO in The Trail of the Octopus as well, though PA103 is the target), and in all of these we have to take the Heathrow events as coincidence.
If PA103 was the wrong plane, it means we also haven't a hope in hell of being able to account for the cancellations from the VIPs (Botha etc), or the drug courier on the flight, or the CIA operatives on the flight. All coincidence. I could certainly accept that as a reasonable coincidental explanation for the 38-minute detonation though. As I could for the accidental detonation triggered by the VHF radio transmissions. However, the Wrong Plane explanation is dated September 1989, and the Accidental Detonation theory is also long-standing - I recall hearing that one years ago, too. If either of them was that compelling, or had significant evidence to support it, I'd have thought it would have attracted support from at least some of the people who have been studying the incident for decades. Rolfe. |
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Alleged Heathrow incidents. Didn't this only come to light years later? I'm not entirely clear there obviously. The feeling faded - something there was appealing, but ...
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That doesn't really mean much.
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While I would normally defend Mr Hislop's Organ, and think that their Lockerbie work is extremely good, their performance on Andrew Wakefield and MMR was woeful. Like all sources you shouldn't take what they say as gospel, but they are nowhere near as bad as many people make out they are. |
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What's that actually supposed to mean? The Internet is groaning under the weight of presentations of this material, including a number of sources many people would regard as reputable. The Eye's journalist Paul Foot was one of the few people who sat through the entire trial at Camp Zeist, and produced one of the most comprehensive factual digests of the evidence available. However, if you don't like that, you can of course go to other sources, starting with the report of the Air Accident Investigation Board, the Court judgement, and the report of the official UN observer at the trial. Then you can look at the material prepared for the appeal Megrahi abandoned when it was clear he couldn't live to see it heard by the Court. There are at least five separate documentary films dealing with the confusions and question marks in the case - the first dated 1994 and the most recent being first aired in April of this year. All of these can be viewed online. Doubts about this verdict, and information about the grounds for the doubts, are quite obviously not unique to Private Eye. Rolfe. |
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The point I am making is that the "Lockerbie" work was all done by Paul Foot.
Paul has long track record of producing quality accurate stories. (John Poulson, Birmingham 6, Bridgewater 4, Colin Wallace) The possible exception being the A6 murder case where he was convinced of Hanrattys innocence and DNA evidence from 2002 does point to Hanratty without being 100% conclusive. It might well be fair to point to MMR and say "hang on the Eye isn't always right about stuff" but the Eye is not the work of one journalist, and Paul Foots work seems emminently credible. You might have a point saying that "as the Eye says so it doesn't mean all that much." The same is not true of Paul Foot. I find his word to carry much weight. |
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I wouldn't put too much stock in that Especially post. The undercurrents thing was a reference to a post I made about my perceiving the BBC to have an undercurrent of defiance against the government. But it was only my opinion; I had no real evidence of such a thing.
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Well, no, it was just a bit of a shock to the system to see Especially say something I actually agreed with.
Even if he had said water is wet, I'd have had the same reaction. Rolfe. |
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Past alternative theory's gone bad.
The 1983 murder in England of 78 year old Hilda Murrell. At the time Private Eye and many other media outlets put her death down to everything other than what the police actually said it was, namely a vicious random murder. In the 80's nuclear power was the fashionable cause for concern and private eye ran several convincing (to some) articles claiming various links. Not unlike the space they give for Megrahi. They weren't the only ones. There were many books written on the subject, plays written and generally 'specialists' made a living from the conspiracy theory of the day. However with the advent of modern technology in 2002 the case was reopened and with the aid of DNA the killer was found and prosecuted in 2005. It had nothing at all to do with nuclear power, the British government, the USA or Russia, as had been postulated throughout the media. I'm not sure what Private Eye had to say on the matter.
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An example.
All it means is that just because Private Eye supports a stance and writes a convincing argument against the official line does not mean its right. Of course that does not mean it definitely isn't. It seems there is a lot of supporting evidence for his innocence, but there was a lot of support for the other case I mention above. I am undecided and like to keep an open mind. I very much doubt we will ever find out for sure.
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I don't know that it ever "ran an issue" dedicated to Megrahi's innocence. What it has published is a 32-page A4 booklet with Paul Foot's articles on the matter collected together. It's Paul Foot's journalism at issue here, and the fact that it was published in Private Eye is relatively incidental.
Foot was one of the few (possibly the only?) journalist to sit through the entire court hearing at Camp Zeist. He thus had a perspective on the evidence not necessarily obtainable from simply reading the published documents. I thus find the report to be a very useful resource - not least because he avoids making the hyperbolic claims to be found in some other sources. Actually, as far as claims go, he really only seems to be saying that the evidence against Megrahi doesn't stack up, and there's something fishily political going on here. Which is the view of a lot of people who aren't publishing in Private Eye. Maybe the best place to start is the two reports by the official UN observer assigned to the trial. The idea that "it's only Private Eye, what do they know" isn't really tenable when you read his opinion on the matter. Report on the main trial proceedings Report on the first appeal hearing Read that lot, before deciding this is just the Eye looking for circulation. Rolfe. |
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I can't actually quote it now, because the "quote" button doesn't appear for posts by suspended members. However, it was in the thread he started about the BBC. Commandlinegamer happened to remark....
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News - Megrahi's new documentation seems to show that Tony Gauci and his brother were paid $3 million for their testimony. Shoulda got it more straight for that much. It's all the buzz, as can be seen at Robert Black's blog for this month so far. Re-posts from the Spokesman (Bertand Russell Peace Foundation), Michael Meacher's blog, Sunday Times of Malta, The Herald of Scotland, so far.
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