It is no secret to a student of the American Dark Side that they have no problem at all with killing their own, sometimes by the thousands, to further their deep dark agenda of world domination. These animals have no conscience and their only god is power. Again we see the combination of elements that makes up their G-O-D in this story: Gold, Oil, and Drugs. That is the only god of power that they pay obeisance to.
The making of a scapegoat | SocialistWorker.org
When everything is said and done, the ones who are truly responsible, truly guilty, will still be protected against any harm by our own tax money, law enforcement, and oblivion.
The making of a scapegoat | SocialistWorker.org
According to a Washington Post report, Bush personally contacted Margaret Thatcher and urged that the Lockerbie investigation be made "low key," in his words, according to leaked accounts of the conversation. Thatcher apparently complied--there were no arrests or charges.
Why would the U.S. want to downplay allegations against Palestinian terrorists paid by Iran--then still public enemy number one in the Middle East, at least publicly?
Some of the shadowy events surrounding Lockerbie provided possible reasons.
For one thing, U.S. intelligence agents knew about the arrests in Germany, but apparently didn't move aggressively. Other revelations in Britain pointed in a different direction--that an embarrassing security breach at Heathrow Airport may have allowed the bombers to put the explosives on board there.
Investigators for Pan Am turned up a more startling possibility. They concluded that U.S. intelligence officials, seeking to free American hostages held in Lebanon, had struck a deal with Syrian drug dealers connected to the hostage takers.
In exchange for information about the hostages, the investigators claimed, CIA agents would route drugs from Lebanon into the U.S. in luggage that was exempt from normal airport security procedures. Interfor, the security firm hired by Pan Am, speculated that the drug dealers may have switched a suitcase containing a bomb with one filled with drugs.
Interfor further suggested that Charles McKeen, the head of a U.S. intelligence team traveling on Pan Am Flight 103, was coming back to Washington to blow the whistle on the drug operation--and that his colleagues may have looked the other way as the bomb plot developed.
If that seems far-fetched, it should be remembered that the White House was now inhabited by Bush, a former head of the CIA, and staffed by the men who came up with the Iran-contra arms-for-hostages operation under Reagan--selling military supplies to a country they publicly denounced as an enemy of peace in exchange for freeing American hostages in Lebanon, with the proceeds from the arms sales going to the right-wing contras fighting to overthrow Nicaragua's Sandinista government.
When everything is said and done, the ones who are truly responsible, truly guilty, will still be protected against any harm by our own tax money, law enforcement, and oblivion.
