Kelly's last cry for help: I'm haunted by 'many dark actors playing games'

The Daily Telegraph ^ | July 20, 2003 | Francis Elliott and Colin Brown

[Consort]

Is this another Danny Glover thread?

[bruinbirdman]

New stuff here.

yitbos

[McGavin999]

According to the guy's testamony the BBC distorted his words, yet the press is calling for Blair to resign.

Sorry folks, I know that Ian Duncan Smith is a "conservative" but the guy's lack of principles makes me sick. No wonder the socialists have taken over Britain.

[DoughtyOne]

Dr. David Kelly

[nonliberal]

...slashed his left wrist

So appropriate and yet so ironic.

[thegreatbeast]

Sorry, but Kelly was a weak sister. It is a waste of time fretting over who did what to whom. The British Lilliputians, like their American cousins, are bursting with synthetic testosterone as a result of the fight or flight response to the truth of Iraq. They have no way of evading the nastiness exposed to light by Saddam's overthrow so they flail away with clawed hands, windmilling with closed eyes.
I say, knock 'em out of the way and go about your business. Paying attention to them only scares them more.

[vbmoneyspender]

Yep. If Duncan Smith is interested in a Conservative comeback, the BBC should be his target not the Iraq War, which is what he is really attacking by going after Blair on this issue.

[Texas Eagle]

Kelly's last cry for help: I'm haunted by 'many dark actors playing games'

That sounds eerily similar to what Vince Foster said in the suicide note that was written for him.

[Miss Marple]

And I wouldn't be surprised if the same person was behind both notes.

[thoughtomator]

You'll notice that in politics, only people on the Left seem to die in mysterious circumstances.

[Texas Eagle]

They seem to live in mysterious circumstances also.

Which reminds me....just what the hell did David Bonior, Jim McDermott and Saddam Hussein talk about the last time they met?

[Jonathan]

Please do not criticise that note.

Hillary did it herself without any ghostwriters and it remains her finest piece to this day.

[Doctor Stochastic]

You'll notice that in politics, only people on the Left seem to die in mysterious circumstances.

Like Richard Helms?

[RDangerfield]

Miss Marple: And I wouldn't be surprised if the same person was behind both notes.

How right you are. This seeming suicide is so simple. Obviously Hillary did it. Same m-o as with Foster. She was having an affair with Kelly. Killed him. Called her lesbian lover, Janet Reno. They wrapped him up in a carpet and drug him out to where he was found. Then, just like Traficant said, Hil and Jan did a wanton lesbo dance celebrating their kill with the lesbo Chinese who are blackmailing them. Why can't anyone see the obvious?
--Raoul

[nutmeg]

read later bump

[secretagent]

They have no way of evading the nastiness exposed to light by Saddam's overthrow so they flail away with clawed hands, windmilling with closed eyes. I say, knock 'em out of the way and go about your business. Paying attention to them only scares them more.

What a great insult! And at the same time a compliment I hope they deserve.

[Miss Marple]

Haha. How about this one, Mr. Smartypants:

It is to the benefit of some parties that President Bush be discredited. By taking down Blair through this scandal, a far more leftist Labor party MP would become Prime Minister, and would distance himself from President Bush.

Without the UK, we would have a hard time moving forward with the war on terror.

Now, who would benefit? Obviously Iran and North Korea. Domestically, certain people are most interested in their party regaining the White House, most especially the two who were recent occupants.

[syriacus]

Dr Kelly allegedly felt betrayed that his name had been leaked to the press, it was reported last night.

Members of the press will regret their decision to reveal the name of someone who had been a source for the media.

They will find it more difficult, now, to get people to share information with them.

[ladyinred]

The opponents of war on terror are really on a roll arent' they?