Libya claims Megrahi had role in Lockerbie bombing

'Flaws' in key Lockerbie evidence

New doubts over crucial evidence in Lockerbie trial

[This is the headline over an article by John Ashton in today's edition of the Sunday Herald. It reads as follows:]

Lockerbie: CIA made US State Department attorney ‘lie’ to UN Security Council

Posted on September 30, 2011 

Was Libya Framed for Lockerbie Bombing?
By Linda S. Heard

"My Lockerbie evidence was ignored"

Al-Megrahi 'pressured to abandon appeal'

Lockerbie bomber arrives in Libya

Lockerbie bomber claims innocence, says book will present new evidence

Questions remain about links with ex-spy chief

LOCKERBIE PMQs FOR DAVID CAMERON

The Lockerbie Case

Alta Corte di Giustizia di Camp Zeist (Paesi Bassi) Sentenza n. 1475/99 concernente l'attentato di Lockerbie. Parere della Corte rilasciato da Lord Sutherland, in causa Her Majesty's Advocate, vs. Ali Mohmed Al Meghrahi e Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah, detenuti presso il carcere di Zeist, Camp Zeist, Paesi Bassi (*)

Scottish Court in the Netherlands

“According to the justice department in George Bush Sr's administration, Bosch had participated in more than 30 terrorist acts. He was convicted of firing a rocket into a Polish ship which was on passage to Cuba. He was also implicated in the 1976 blowing-up of a Cubana plane flying to Havana from Venezuela in which all 73 civilians on board were killed.”

www.commondreams.org/headlines02/1202-05.htm

So too with the Lockerbie bombing, where accusations of CIA involvement have surfaced over and over again and all attempts to pursue such lines of inquiry have been stonewalled by both the US and UK authorities. It has been alleged that CIA funding of a terrorist group based in Beirut was behind it. But who are the terrorists really working for (do they even know)? So it would seem that one person's terrorist is another's 'freedom' fighter.

Lockerbie, un attentato ancora da svelare

Lockerbie and Libya: Hide & Seek

Questions remain about links with ex-spy chief

19th November 2011
The capture today of Saif Gaddafi and the recent brutal execution of his father Muammar change nothing in respect of the Lockerbie investigation and trial