The Lockerbie Case: Juval Aviv

Saturday 27 October 2007

Juval Aviv

For a hatchet-job on Juval Aviv, author of the Interfor Report on the destruction of Pan Am 103 and a contributor to Allan Francovich's film The Maltese Double Cross, see
http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/10/secret-agent-sc.html

For a somewhat different view of Aviv, see http://americanradioworks.publicradio.org/features/lockerbie/resources/story_aviv.html

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Caustic Logic03 May, 2010
No comments on Aviv yet? I haven't read up on the report and his other stories and claims, but instinctively, I'm strongly inclined to the Wired side. The guy just screams disinfo clown to me. I could go on about the reasons, but mainly it's what he says, how he says it, and that nothing he says helps explain how the cases John Bedford saw got into that corner of AVE4041. A lot of noise and so very little sense.
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