Tuesday 22 May 2012

Here are links to five of today’s more interesting internet contributions arising out of the death of Abdelbaset Megrahi:

On the CNN website Lockerbie: Did someone else bomb PanAm103?
On the BBC News website Public figures demand inquiry into conviction

On the website of the Maltese paper The Times Family defend bomber at burial

On the same website Search for Lockerbie truth must continue
On Labour MP Michael Meacher’s website What is Cameron hiding over Megrahi?

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The Lockerbie Case

Tuesday 22 May 2012

CNN: Did someone else bomb Pan Am 103?

On the website of the Maltese paper The Times Family defend bomber at burial

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