The Lockerbie Case: Former Libyan consul in Glasgow expelled

Thursday, 31 March 2011

Former Libyan consul in Glasgow expelled

Among the five Libyan diplomats declared persona non grata by the UK Government yesterday and given until 6 April to leave the country with their dependants is Abdurrahman Swessi who was consul in Glasgow during the period of Abdelbaset Megrahi's imprisonment in Scotland. The other four are:

Fareg Alayat
Saad Mhemed
Husein Elghazali
Mahmoud Alsadawi.

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ebol31 March, 2011
So it is more the truth adequate. Some officials in Scotland will have no joy from Moussa Koussa's informations ?
by Edwin Bollier
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Suliman31 March, 2011
This group was expelled before Kosa's arrival.

Important to note: The expelled "Swessi" has the same last name as Abdullah "Swissy," a founder of the Justice for Megrahi campaign. The two maybe relatives, or not, but for sure the founder of JFM had contact and was coordinating his Megrahi-related work with the expelled diplomat, as he disclosed on Gaddafi-loyalist media.
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