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Does al-Megrahi Have Cancer?

Flight 103
Trade deals have been reported as the ’stimulus’ behind the release of a man convicted in the bombing of Pan Am’s Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. Jubilation was the reaction in Libya. Not so for those who mourn the tragedy and deaths of passengers, crew and residents on the ground. But believe it or not Scotland’s Justice Secretary claims it was all in the name of mercy for the convicted bomber.

Lockerbie Bomber Released From Prison

By Sonja Pace
London

terroristThe man convicted of the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, has been granted release from prison on compassionate grounds. The former Libyan intelligence agent is dying of prostate cancer, but news of his release has sparked very mixed reactions.

Scotland’s Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill carefully outlined the legal options and the process involved in coming to a final decision. He condemned the 1988 bombing as an heinous crime, and said he supported Abdelbaset Ali Mohmeit al-Megrahi’s conviction. He said, while it is important that justice be served, mercy must also be shown.

“For these reasons and these reasons alone, it is my decision that Mr. Abdelbaset Ali Mohmeit al-Megrahi, convicted in 2001 for the Lockerbie bombing, now terminally ill with prostate cancer, be released on compassionate grounds and allowed to return to Libya to die,” said MacAskill.

The question from this blog added to all those being raised now is this. Does al-Megrahi really have prostate cancer? So you say we will know that in a matter of months. Do you suppose a fake funeral could be arranged in Libya? Since the government there popped for the luxurious accommodations where al-Magrahi’s family resides, according to reports in the news, how tough would it be for them to fake a funeral and provide a luxurious secret lifestyle for the released convict?

Links to reports about reaction in Libya, trade deal claims and pressure on Britain are provided below

Britain under pressure amid Lockerbie release

Release of Lockerbie terrorist linked to trade deal

Gaddafi embraces Lockerbie bomber

Stanford Matthews
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4 Responses to “Does al-Megrahi Have Cancer?”

  1. Angel Says:
    August 24th, 2009 at 6:35 pm

    this is too maddening to comment on my friend..we are self destructing!:(

  2. Stanford Matthews Says:
    August 25th, 2009 at 2:43 am

    Just tryin’ to expand the discussion Angel…..

  3. peter preston Says:
    August 25th, 2009 at 3:45 pm

    The world is being smoke screened that megrahi has terminal cancer! So what if he has terminal cancer for real? Should all cancer sufferers go ahead and commit heinous crimes and expect full pardon?? I dont think so!

    I also do not understand the importance of megrahi to the libyan. His release must have cost billions. If he were a true soldier, he should have been prpared to die for whatever his cause and beliefs are. Instead of crying like a baby about prostate cancer which inflicts about 1 in ten men if not more!
    To be honest, “showing” compassion in this way, is just laughable. A total farce.
    In my opinion, the families of the lockerbie victims are the true heroes here because their children have been sacrificed to steady the economic downturn of this country thru the nefarious deals struck behind their backs, without their consent. Accidental heroes but heroes non the less.

  4. Prof. Harley Flanders Says:
    August 26th, 2009 at 2:46 pm

    Five years from now al-Magrahi will be a perfectly healthy, leading member of the Libyan government–maybe sent as an envoy to the UK, UN, US. It’s the Golden Rule all over again: “He who has the gold rules.”