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Re: British news
Let's talk about some news from the London Sunday Times (italics), August 30, 2009 linking the Govn't of Gordon Brown in London to the release of the Lockerbie bomber, fully explaining how Scotland was in on the deal. It was all about oil.
So maybe throw-out the Govn't in London and get rid of the clown running the Bank of England as well. Throw the whole bunch of rats out.
This story is shocking America and Canada to-day. It sure rattled my bones.
We all remember how Scotish school children gathered-up every spec of wreckage from that downed Pan Am flight in order to bring the bomber to justice..... And now your Govn't does this to further British and Libyan oil interests.
And the Liberal Govn't in London lied about this in recent days. They said they knew nothing about any BP Oil link or link to the Libyan Govn't....... But Downing Street did know, leaked papers now show.
This nice cozy relationship between the British Govn't and big oil nicely explains to me why the BBC has been so blind to the atrocities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and it nicely explains why the BBC has been so anti-Isreal in recent years, even to the point of letting BBC become a propaganda tool for Hamas.Last edited by Starving Steve; August 30, 2009, 09:15 PM.
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