Posted on 08/31/2009 11:45:10 AM PDT by icwhatudo
A story in the Independent on Sunday suggests that while the Obama administration was opposed to the release of the convicted mass murderer, it made clear that it was open to compromise - such as house arrest in Scotland - rather than implacably opposed, period.
"US officials had very reluctantly backed a proposal to move Abdelbaset Ali al-Megrahi from Greenock Prison into some kind of high-security accommodation elsewhere in Scotland, senior government sources on both sides of the Atlantic confirmed."
(Excerpt) Read more at network.nationalpost.com ...
You know its bad when liberal “RINO” David Frum is upset about it
If you need any more evidence that the UK has been islamisd.
If you need any more evidence that the UK has been islamisd.
I’m surprised Frum wrote a piece without trying to pin the blame on Palin.
Wanna bet this POS lives 10+ years instead of 3 months?
I have no doubt the “unnamed” doctor was lying and the prison never considered a second opinion... it was all a backroom political deal.
The only question left is whether or not we were in on it.
Gee, no mention of any paperwork from discusssions with the US. Go figger.
The only question left is whether or not we were in on it.
If we aided and abetted this atrocity, that's infinitely worse.
And think we'll find out which it is. Call it a hunch :)
i guess the main problem is (and this is really a problem) that politicians of the so called “western” world have allready sold out most of our “principles” to the ME east and others to gain their oil long ago. US has saudi Arabia, the EU has Iran... Of course we all kowtow to china and ignore something like human rights because of trade.... the list is endless. even my country (the tiny little Austria has sold Iran cal. 50 sniper rifles (capable to penetrate humvees but of course not for this, it´s for the Iranian police to hunt down drug dealers :-) some years ago while politicians have been pretending that they just could not stop the deal “but they strongly disagree” because no law has been broken when the “private arms manufacturer” steyr arms sold to Iran. Unfortunately it turned out month later that Austrian Oil company OMV just recived the rights to drill in Iran (worth hundrets of million euros). Of course this had nothing to do with the fact “we” sold them arms. i guess it was pure luck that they got the contract ;-)
welcome to the nice world of international politics where everything is for sale :-(
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