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Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has been accused of personally ordering the Lockerbie bombing by former justice minister Mustafa Abdel-Jalil.

Abdel-Jalil claims he has proof that the Libyan leader was behind the 1988 bombing of PanAm flight 103 over Scotland, which killed 270 people.

He told a journalist for Swedish newspaper Expressen that Gaddafi personally conversed with Abdelbaset al-Megrahi and ordered him to carry out the attack.

Colonel Gaddafi accepted Libya's responsibility for the Lockerbie bombing and paid compensation to the victims' families in 2003. However, this is the first time that he has been seen as directly behind the attack.

Abdel-Jalil claimed that: "To hide it, he [Gaddafi] did everything in his power to get al-Megrahi back from Scotland."


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LOCKERBIE bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi has been enjoying chauffeur-driven trips in a Lamborghini to see his new mansion being built in Libya.

Witnesses have seen Megrahi being driven to the sprawling home in one of Tripoli's most exclusive areas.

The convicted mass murderer has been visiting the site once a week. He arrives either in a red Lambo or in a giant Hummer.


So, the US will take the War on Terror to another front: Libya

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Barack Obama will ­demand the Lockerbie bomber as the price of supporting a new government in Libya.

The US President says the ­deportation of freed Abdul Baset Ali al-Megrahi is a condition of him backing the rebels if they win power.

Mr Obama wants ­Megrahi to be tried in the States for putting a bomb on the New York-bound jet that blew up over Lockerbie, ­Scotland, in 1988, a crime for which he was convicted by a Scottish court

Cancer-stricken Megrahi has disappeared in Libya where he has been living after being released from jail because he supposedly had only months to live,

Intelligence sources fear he has been taken into ruler Colonel Muhamar Gaddafi’s own compound - and that Libyan leader would rather kill him than let his Lockerbie secrets be revealed.

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We need this war to revive the economy. Huntsville will see thousands of more jobs if a real ground war is initiated. It wont cost more than $10billion a year to suppress Q-daffy.


You might need to remember that the economist of the left, Paul Krugman, who is pushing wartime spending levels, wants spending and borrowing at WW2 levels.

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From an economic point of view World War II was, above all, a burst of deficit-financed government spending, on a scale that would never have been approved otherwise. Over the course of the war the federal government borrowed an amount equal to roughly twice the value of G.D.P. in 1940 — the equivalent of roughly $30 trillion today.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/09...inion/06krugman.html

As far as getting his hands on al-Megrahi, Obama might want to arrest him, but I would suspect that the French Foreign Legionnaires or British SAS would more likely euthanize al-Megrahi on the spot.
Bomb, Bomb, Bomb LIBYA doesn't even Rhyme! YOU RETHUGLITEACANS are really starting to EMBARASSES yourselves. WAIT, rethugs are BEYOND embarassment thanks to their BRAINWASHING from being FOXOPHILES! Roll Eyes
I hope their is a "cure" found for this particular mental illness soon!!!!!!

Rick to Obama: Hit Qadhafi
DENISON, IOWA - Rick Santorum said Tuesday that the United States and its allies should make "limited strikes" on Libya's command-and-control posts and establish a no-fly zone over rebel-held parts of that country.

"In a very short period of time he'll be gone," assured Santorum of Libyan dictator Muammar Qadhafi.

But the former Pennsylvania senator made clear he's no foreign policy idealist and only indicated he wanted the new regimes in the Arab world to be secular.

"I'm not fixated on democracies, whatever works in that country is fine with me," he said.

Santorum's comments came during a Republian luncheon here. The presidential hopeful hammered President Barack Obama for his handling of the Arab revolts sweeping the Middle East and northern Africa. He said Obama hasn't been tough enough with unfriendly regimes in Iran and Libya but was overly quick to urge the pro-American Hosni Mubarak to give up power in Egypt.

Tim Pawlenty also chimed in on the Libya situation while stumping in Iowa Tuesday, telling reporters that Qadhafi is a "sociopathic killer" and reiterating his support for a no-fly zone.

"We got a situation, we got a confirmed terrorist, sociopathic killer Muammar Qadhafi, mowing down his own people who are trying to bring forward their view of liberty and freedom," Pawlenty said after addressing a College Republicans group at Iowa State University, CNN reports
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The USA is shipping arms to the rebels through a third party. That is the same strategery the USA used to install the Shah in Iran.


Worked for Clinton when Iran shipped weapons to the Bosnians. Who cares if the next Libyan government allows anti-US jihadism and safe haven to Iranian operatives.

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The delivery from Iran of what one official termed "hundreds of tons" of weapons and ammunition has brought the Bosnian government's mostly Muslim army much closer to military equality with Serb separatists as the spring thaw makes combat operations more likely, the officials said.

The deliveries violate a United Nations arms embargo against Bosnia and other former Yugoslav republics. But Washington has not objected, because it has long regarded the Muslim government as the victim of aggression by better-armed Serbs. It has acquiesced even though the aid has come from Iran, an avowed enemy of the United States dedicated to spreading anti-Western, fundamentalist Islamic revolution.
http://tech.mit.edu/V115/N18/arms.18w.html

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