Mummar Qaddafi's son: Lockerbie prisoner release part of business negotiations
Muammar el-Qaddafi’s son Saif al Islam el-Qaddafi flew to Scotland and accompanied Lockerbie terrorist, Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, home but there's more, lots more to know, it appears: "...As the BBC reported on Saturday, Mr. Qaddafi can be seen telling Mr. Megrahi in the video, “In all commercial contracts, for oil and gas with Britain, you were always on the negotiating table.” ...Also, and it is to be said for the first time, you were present on the table in all [discussions of] commercial, oil and gas agreements that we supervised in that period. You were on the table in all [discussions of] British interests when it came to Libya, and I personally supervised this matter, also, during the visit of the previous prime minister, Tony Blair. ...In the same interview, Mr. Qaddafi called the families of the Lockerbie victims “very greedy” and said, “Instead of wasting their time blackmailing us,” they should now work with the Libyan government “in order to find the real criminal who was behind that attack.” More details of this video at New York Times the source of this post. ----- Also see: Jack Straw raises questions about Scottish handling of Lockerbie case guardian.co.uk -...