'Terminally ill' Lockerbie bomber living the good life in Libya

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It has now been six months since we were outraged over the release of Abdel Basset al-Megrahi and the intrigue surrounding the decision to grant him his (relative) freedom. Megrahi is better known as “The Lockerbie Bomber.” The UK Telegraph now reports.
Megrahi, is now living in a spacious two-story villa with his wife and their five grown-up children in a prosperous suburb of Tripoli, the Libyan capital.

The property has a spacious garden and an area where the family erects a large tent to entertain visitors for celebrations.

The Megrahis, who are part of a prominent tribe, are well off and it is understood that his family was paid substantial compensation by the Libyan Government after he was jailed for life.
When Megrahi was granted his release on August 20th of last year it was on humanitarian terms as he was terminally ill and expected to die within three months.


President Obama was outraged by the decision of the Scottish government to release the Lockerbie bomber and loudly condemned the action. Kenny MacAskill, the Scottish Justice Secretary was lionized by the media and singled out for blame although according to CNN.
He had talked to families of British and U.S. victims, U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, British authorities, Libyan officials, and al Megrahi himself, declassified Scottish government records show.

...media reports that the Scottish government may have released Abdel Basset al Megrahi after serving eight years of his 27-year sentence because of a desire to improve commercial ties between Britain and Libya.

“Specifically, the committee should explore: Whether commercial interests played a role in the decision to release Mr. Megrahi,” Lautenberg wrote.
Six months have passed and there has been no Senate hearing. The only action taken by the Senate was to unanimously condemn the release in a remarkable show of bi-partisanship. There has been no further inquiry into the complicity of Hilary Clinton, Eric Holder or President Obama in this matter and Megrahi continues to live in luxury, although he is still said to be gravely ill. The 270 persons (including 189 Americans) who died by Megrahi’s hand should not be so easily forgotten.

:cuckoo::eek::confused:


American Thinker Blog: 'Terminally ill' Lockerbie bomber living the good life in Libya

...Maybe America should ask the Mossad to get the savage killer.

Imagine what this is doing to the families of those killed by this scumbag.
 
It has now been six months since we were outraged over the release of Abdel Basset al-Megrahi and the intrigue surrounding the decision to grant him his (relative) freedom. Megrahi is better known as “The Lockerbie Bomber.” The UK Telegraph now reports.
Megrahi, is now living in a spacious two-story villa with his wife and their five grown-up children in a prosperous suburb of Tripoli, the Libyan capital.

The property has a spacious garden and an area where the family erects a large tent to entertain visitors for celebrations.

The Megrahis, who are part of a prominent tribe, are well off and it is understood that his family was paid substantial compensation by the Libyan Government after he was jailed for life.
When Megrahi was granted his release on August 20th of last year it was on humanitarian terms as he was terminally ill and expected to die within three months.


President Obama was outraged by the decision of the Scottish government to release the Lockerbie bomber and loudly condemned the action. Kenny MacAskill, the Scottish Justice Secretary was lionized by the media and singled out for blame although according to CNN.
He had talked to families of British and U.S. victims, U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, British authorities, Libyan officials, and al Megrahi himself, declassified Scottish government records show.

...media reports that the Scottish government may have released Abdel Basset al Megrahi after serving eight years of his 27-year sentence because of a desire to improve commercial ties between Britain and Libya.

“Specifically, the committee should explore: Whether commercial interests played a role in the decision to release Mr. Megrahi,” Lautenberg wrote.
Six months have passed and there has been no Senate hearing. The only action taken by the Senate was to unanimously condemn the release in a remarkable show of bi-partisanship. There has been no further inquiry into the complicity of Hilary Clinton, Eric Holder or President Obama in this matter and Megrahi continues to live in luxury, although he is still said to be gravely ill. The 270 persons (including 189 Americans) who died by Megrahi’s hand should not be so easily forgotten.

:cuckoo::eek::confused:


American Thinker Blog: 'Terminally ill' Lockerbie bomber living the good life in Libya

...Maybe America should ask the Mossad to get the savage killer.

Imagine what this is doing to the families of those killed by this scumbag.

I'm sure Mossad would be more than happy to oblige.

Talk about being bamboozled. The Scotts aren't as canny as they think they are. Obviously.
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Exactly. :clap2:
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Exactly. :clap2:

Well, in this case since so many Americans were murdered and Scotland turned the convicted murderer loose,, I'd venture to say our congresscritters can say whatever they want to about it. saying ain't a doin now is it? Scotland is shameful.. all they want is cheap oil for mohamar... ugly kaaaaadafly..
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!

Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.
 
Miraculous recovery...

But I'm sure he will expire any day now...any day now...any day now
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!

Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.

yes it was, it was made by yer messiah's 20 years long preacher as a matter of record.
 
Well for starters there's more than a little doubt that Megrahi was responsible for the bombing, and secondly what right does the U.S. Senate have to say anything over this matter? The U.S. Senate has no right to get involved in the internal affairs of the UK or Scotland.

Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!

Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.

so the deaths of hundreds of American blown up over the skies of Scotland is of no concern to us? You really think that?
 
Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!

Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.

yes it was, it was made by yer messiah's 20 years long preacher as a matter of record.

Assuming I'm an Obama supporter makes you look a little ridiculous.
 
Funny how that works.. ain't it.. does the rest of the world talk about our doings here in the US of KKKA? You betcha!

Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.

so the deaths of hundreds of American blown up over the skies of Scotland is of no concern to us? You really think that?

Certainly the lives of our own citizens are our concern. But it's up to the authorities of the location a crime happened to deal with.
 
Is he really terminally ill or was that just a ploy for sympathy?

Suspect very much the latter.

The Scots didn't even bother to have him checked out by an independent Oncology specialist before declaring he was terminal with "three months to live".

They took the prison doctor's word for it, and that was it.

Slam, bam......terrorist released. :( :evil:
 
Well the "US of KKKA" comment was made by an American preacher, so you might have made your point better by using an insult from somebody who isn't a citizen of the U.S. As for your actual point, I don't care what the rest of the world says. Why don't we act like the adults and realize that the United States Congress is designed to deal with issues concerning the United States, not the UK or Scotland.

so the deaths of hundreds of American blown up over the skies of Scotland is of no concern to us? You really think that?

Certainly the lives of our own citizens are our concern. But it's up to the authorities of the location a crime happened to deal with.

well, did we go to Scotland and speak out? no we did not, we exercised our freedom of speech on our own American soil.. so we are within our rights. and imho the scots did not deal, the turned the murderer lose,, to kill again.
 
Is he really terminally ill or was that just a ploy for sympathy?

Suspect very much the latter.

The Scots didn't even bother to have him checked out by an independent Oncology specialist before declaring he was terminal with "three months to live".

They took the prison doctor's word for it, and that was it.

Slam, bam......terrorist released. :( :evil:

oh crap, they talked it over with mohammmmar and struck a deal for some cheap oil..
 

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