Posted on 07/28/2018 5:00:33 AM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Hiding the 1992 Lockerbie File?
“[Operation El Dorado Canyon] turned out to be a more decisive blow against Libyan-sponsored terrorism than I could ever have imagined. … There were revenge killings of British hostages organized by Libya, which I bitterly regretted. But the much-vaunted Libyan counter attack did not and could not take place … There was a marked decline in Libyan-sponsored terrorism in succeeding years.”—British prime minister Margaret Thatcher—The Downing Street Years (Memoirs 1993, pp448-9)
On July 24 2018, the National Archives released files from the Prime Minister’s Office and Cabinet Office predominantly covering the year of 1993. A Lockerbie file dated 1992-93 has been withheld, as well as four files relating to the Scott arms-to-Iraq inquiry. This amazing ‘coincidence’, unnoticed by the media, deserves some explanation for it may not be a coincidence at all. Follow us on Twitter: @Intel_Today
Lockerbie is a dark mystery. It all started then ... there is some line from there, through TWA800, and other disasters ... to 9/11.
Conspiracy ping.
I always thought it made more sense for Lockerbie being retaliation for our shooting down the Iranian passenger plane.
There have always been rumours to that effect. In this article, they put forward evidence of a Damascus link, which of course can lead straight to Iran. The whole story is thick with spies and intriguing.
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