The Lockerbie Case: The Iranian connection ... continued

Sunday, 6 April 2008

The Iranian connection ... continued

On 10 March 2008 on this blog I referred to an article by Dr Ludwig de Braeckeleer regarding the claim by the Iranian intelligence operative, Abolghasem Mesbahi, that Iran alone was responsible for the Lockerbie bombing. "Mesbahi" was always known to be a pseudonym and, in a new article in OhMyNews International, Dr De Braeckeleer identifies him as Abdul Hasan Mephahi, explores his role in the Iran-Contra affair and considers the possible implications of these revelations for those seeking the truth about Lockerbie. Dr De Braeckeleer's article can be read here.

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Anonymous13 April, 2008
The full story - THE MAN WHO WAS NOT THERE - has been translated in Farsi and can be read here
http://www.ettelaat.net/extra_08_april/p_l_va_n_r_g_islami_iran.asp
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