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The article, quoting the official Lybian news agency, does not connect the dots between McCain and the freeing of Megrahi, or in any way indicate that he or the Congressional delegation on that trip were apprised of the impending release.

Try again.

It was a Boston news outlet that quoted the official Libyan news agency. Now it cannot be all that difficult for them to point blank ask McCain what he thought. Or to have included something from State side from anyone of the trade deal crew that accompanied McCain to Libya. And below is report made by a freeper who called Senator Rockefeller. The silence out of Congress connects the dots for me.

To: All A day or two after this terrorist was released I called Senator Jay Rockefellers Senate Office to express my concern. Rockefeller sits on the Senate Intelligence Committe and I wanted to know how the committee missed the ball on this. The staffer answering the phone said that the Senate Intelligence Committee Rockefeller sits on got a “heads up” on this release and did not have a problem with it. He then said “Why are you concerned about this, it didn’t have anything to do with the United States anyway”. I had to point out to to him most of those killed were Americans. Then he hung up. 59 posted on Monday, August 31, 2009 9:53:57 AM by HD1200 [ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 1 | View Replies | Report Abuse]