Abdul Jalil said
that Qaddafi’s son Seif al-Islam suggested his name for minister of justice as
one of several other officials who were meant to take part in a reform plan.
“This plan was part of another plan to groom Seif al-Islam to inherit the presidency from his father.”
Abdul Jalil said that he had later regretted accepting this position.
He also talked about the
Lockerbie incident and explained that Libya handed the two main suspects Abdul
Baset al-Megrahi and al-Amin Fahima to Britain because of the sanctions.“This plan was part of another plan to groom Seif al-Islam to inherit the presidency from his father.”
Abdul Jalil said that he had later regretted accepting this position.
“Qaddafi used to pay Megrahi 150,000 Euros per month while he was in jail in return for his silence.” [RB: I would be interested to know what evidence Mr Abdul Jalil has for the allegation that payments to Abdelbaset Megrahi were for his silence.]
In the first episode of Political Memory, Abdul Jalil said he would resign from his position following the legislative elections scheduled for July 7.
“I plan to quit politics and go back to the judiciary.”
[Mr Abdul Jalil said in February that he had proof that Gaddafi ordered the Lockerbie bombing. No such proof was produced.]
“Qaddafi used to pay Megrahi 150,000 Euros per month while he was in jail in return for his silence.”
ReplyDeleteClaiming that people are paid for silence is one of the safest claims to make. If the payee would have anything to say it would be true. If not, nobody will be able to disprove the claim anyway.
Even if Megrahi had the world to tell, there would be no need to explicitly agree on "silence". What would Megrahi imagine? That he was paid a yearly sum, and it would have no consequences if he should start saying incriminating things?
So to have any weight, the claim must be followed up with an argumentation that there would have been no other good reason for the payment. The Libya should not support Megrahi very well would be absurd, guilty or not.
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It is the same consideration that allows us to label the payment to Gauci as a bribe beyond possible doubt: There could be no other reason to pay him than for his role in the trial, and the verdict he was a part of.
MISSION LOCKERBIE, 2012. Doc. No. 8145. rtf. only in german language:
ReplyDeleteIst das ALLES was "Chairman" von (NTC of Libya) Mustafa Abdul Jalil, als Beweise zum besten geben kann ?!
Zur Erinnerung: Um Unterstützung von NATO, im libyschen Zivil-Krieg zu erhalten, wurde in einem Interview, mit der schwedischen Zeitung "EXPRESSEN" (24. Feb. 2011) von Jalil behauptet, dass er Beweisen könne, Gaddafi hätte das "PanAm 103 Attentat" orchesteriert --und er werde zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt der Welt die Beweise vorlegen.
Bitte Mr Jalil, wenn Sie als "Head of NTC" zurücktreten und wieder in die Justiz zurück gehen, haben Sie Zeit und können sich im ersten Gerichts-Fall selbst anklagen...
Es entspricht der Tatsache, dass ex Leader Gaddafi und sein Sohn Saif el-Islam, Mr Abdelbaset al-Megrahi monatlich eine grosse Summe US$ als "Reparations-zahlung" vor seiner Rückkehr am 20. August 2009, versprochen haben (und später auch bezahlten) wenn er (al-Megrahi) das Appeal zurückziehe !
Al-Megrahi wird als unfreiwilliger Held des Libyschen Volkes in die Geschichte eingehen.
Die von Jalil behauptete Bezahlung an al-Megrahi, von monatlich 150'000 Euro, wurde sicher nicht im Gegenzug für al-Megrahi's Schweigen bezahlt, sondern
im Zusammenhang mit einem geheimen Deal zwischen Gaddafi und Scotland, (Die Hintergründe sind später zu lesen in Bollier's kommenden Buch-- Arbeitstitel: "Lockerbie, Kampf um die Wahrheit").
Der Rückzug des von der 'Scottish- CCR- Commission' gewährten Appeal, durch al-Megrahi, stand in diesem "Deal" an ERSTER Stelle, da es wegen al-Megrahi's Krankheit *NICHT nötig gewesen wäre das Appeal zurückzuziehen, um frühzeitig aus dem Gefängnis entlassen zu werden.
* Bestätigt durch UN Observer Professor Dr. Hans Koechler. Obgleich Gaddafi und Saif el-Islam juristisch darüber orientiert wurden, bekam al-Megrahi die Order, das Appeal zurückzuziehen...
Interessant ist, dass Mr Jalil heute bedauert damals den Posten als Justizminister, mit Unterstützung von Saif el-Islam, angenommen zuhaben.
Am Rande des Wirtschaftsforum 'WEF' in Davos (Januar, 2009) war Jalil zusammen mit Gaddafi's Sohn, Saif el- Islam und Edwin Bollier (MEBO) an einem Meeting im Hause Rothschild in Klosters unterhalb Davos.
Dort wurden Jalil die "forensischen" Entlastungsbeweise in der "Lockerbie- Affäre" von mir (Bollier) professionell dargelegt..
Jalil, damals mit voller Kraft an der Seite von Saif el-Islam, war begeistert und zeigte sich überzeugt, dass Abdelbaset al Megrahi nichts mit dem realen 'PanAm 103-Attentat' zutun hatte -- und dass er klar ein politischer Häftling sei...
by Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd. Switzerland. URL: www.lockerbie.ch
MISSION LOCKERBIE, 2012. doc. nr.8145. rtf. (google translation, german/english):
ReplyDeleteIs it ALL what the "Chairman" of (NTC of Libya) Mustafa Abdul Jalil, can bring as evidence against ex Gaddafi ?!
Reminder: to get support from NATO in the Libyan civil war, claimed in an interview with the Swedish newspaper "EXPRESSEN" (Feb. 24, 2011) by Jalil, that he could bring evidence, that Gaddafi have orchestrated the "Pan Am 103 bombing"-- and he will present to the world at a later stage the evidence.
Please Mr. Jalil, if you step back as "Head of NTC" and after you go back again in the justice system, you have time for indict your self in the first court case.
It corresponds the fact, that ex leader Gaddafi and his son, Saif el-Islam, Mr. Abdelbaset al-Megrahi every month a large sum of US$ have promised as "Reparations payment" (and later also had paid) before his return on August 20, 2009, when he (al-Megrahi) withdraw its appeal !
Al-Megrahi will go in the history, as involuntary hero for the Libyan people.
Gaddafi's payment to al-Megrahi, maintain by Jalil, of monthly 150'000 Euro, was certainly not paid in return for al-Megrahi's silence, but paid in a context of a secret deal between Gaddafi and Scotland, (the back ground is publicated
in Bollier's coming book - working title: "Lockerbie, fight for the truth").
The withdrawal of the granted Appeal by the Scottish-CCR Commission, by al-Megrahi, stood in this "deal" on first place The withdraw of its appeal *not was necessary for the early releas from prison, because of al-Megrahi's illness;
*confirmed by UN observer Professor Dr. Hans Köchler.
Although Gaddafi and Saif el Islam were legally oriented, al-Megrahi received the order, to withdraw the appeal...
It is interesting to note that Mr. Jalil today regrets at that time accepted the post as Minister of Justice, with the support of Saif el-Islam, have to.
On the edge of Economic Forum 'WEF' in Davos (January, 2009) Jalil with Gaddafi's son, Saif el-Islam and Edwin Bollier (MEBO) was at a meeting in the House of Rothschild in the monastery below Davos.
There, Jalil was showed the "forensic" proof in the "Lockerbie-affair" professionally presented by me (Bollier)...
Jalil, at that time he was with full power on the side of Saif el-Islam and was excited and convinced that Abdelbaset al- Megrahi had nothing to do with the real 'Pan Am 103-bombing' - and that he clearly is a political prisoner...
by Edwin Bollier, MEBO Ltd. Switzerland. URL: www.lockerbie.ch