Pan Am Flight 103 bombing event
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Pan Am Flight 103 bombing carried_out_attack
Lockerbie documented
“I like the fact that he's suspecting the CIA's involvement right off the bat. So go back in time. It's December 21st, 1988. And we're in Lockerbie, Scotland. There's a huge explosion. Those that went outside to see it just saw a big ball of…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 1:04
David Ben-Asher exposed
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“British journalist and Pan Am 103 researcher David Ben-Ashian answered part of the puzzle. Quote, very strange people were at work very early on. Within a matter of three hours after the crash, there were American accents heard in the town.…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 7:50
Jim Wilson exposed
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“to military intelligence and that the bomb had been planted on him in Beirut, unquote. Finally, there were stories of a large suitcase filled with heroin being recovered by American searchers. A local farmer, Jim Wilson, told relatives of P…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 12:24
Abbas al-Masmari carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“And two Libyan intelligence officers, Malmagadi and Fermaya, used it to construct a bomb inside of a tape recorder, smuggled it into Malta, then put it in a suitcase filled with various Maltese clothes, transported it to the aircraft, tagge…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 15:23
Lamin Khalifah Fhimah carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“And two Libyan intelligence officers, Malmagadi and Fermaya, used it to construct a bomb inside of a tape recorder, smuggled it into Malta, then put it in a suitcase filled with various Maltese clothes, transported it to the aircraft, tagge…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 15:23
Abu Jaber carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“near Frankfurt. In the cell, he provided everything his men would need to accomplish the mission, including a bomb maker. His name is Karisek. His specialty, besides building small but very powerful bombs, was modifying and incorporating ve…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 28:10
Karim Kari carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“near Frankfurt. In the cell, he provided everything his men would need to accomplish the mission, including a bomb maker. His name is Karisek. His specialty, besides building small but very powerful bombs, was modifying and incorporating ve…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 28:10
Abu Qatada carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“What are you talking about? Asked the intelligence minister. Jabril, that's the name of the terrorist group this guy belonged to. The real guy that was making all the bombs that they arrested and then let go. We know they are responsible fo…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 43:29
CIA covered_up
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“Certain persons in the intelligence community knew in advance of these devices and did nothing to stop them. In fact, as the story continues, certain American agents appear to have assisted the bombers. Another clue that certain high rankin…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 35:19
P. W. Botha targeted_for_regime_change
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“delegation, which included South African President Peter Botha. The Botha party changed its flight booking at the last hour due to a warning from South African security forces who are closely aligned with both the CIA, Israel, and MI6. So w…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 35:46
Muammar Gaddafi framed
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“A number of intelligence operatives were pulled off the plane, unquote. But these events have been swept under the carpet in official American government FBI version of events. According to the FBI, here is what happened. Libyan strongman O…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 36:46
Douglas Hurd covered_up
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“Quote, I understand the investigation has revealed no evidence to suggest involvement of other countries. Unquote. Bold face lie. Lord Fraser, Lord Advocate of Scotland and head of the inquiry on Lockerbie, clenched the case when he stated,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 46:07
CIA carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“Taped after LeWinter left the CIA, the bomb went on board the aircraft in Frankfurt, assisted by CIA operatives. This is a conversation between LeWinter and a confidential contact. LeWinter asks, are you there? The contact says, yeah. Then …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 56:12
Abu Qatada carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“Who is it? He's a local guy, man. You know who he is. What do you mean local guy? The confidential source says, come on. He said, who does he have to do with? The confidential source says he's the Lockerbie man. Okay, now, when he came to G…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 57:42
Charles McKee assassinated
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“caused it to shred. That's it. So two whistleblowers on their way back to the United States were taken out in Lockerbie 103. The actual bomb maker was arrested in Germany and released and returned to Syria under the protection of the CIA. T…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 59:44
CIA carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“And they had just spent all of the 80s accusing him of blowing people up in Germany, which he had nothing to do with. I don't believe they had anything to do with 103 either. But I do believe that they used that. Both of those were clearly …”
▶ Operation Gladio - Libya @ 1:12:12
Robert Mueller covered_up
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“I don't think he was the attorney general. He worked in the attorney general's office. Robert Mueller, yes, Robert Mueller, told the American public, quote, we have no evidence to implicate another country other than Libya in this disaster,…”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 45:06
Khalid Jafar member_of
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing book_quoted
“Wilson noted that the Americans seemed extremely angry over the fact that the drugs had not been discovered earlier by their own people. According to one constable who did not remain silent, the Scottish police had been told to keep an eye …”
▶ The Colonel's Corner The Medusa Files Part 15 @ 13:22
United States carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing host_asserted
“on the CIA and the operations we were talking about. So the operations you've talked about, the operation like Lockerbie, where possibly not a direct CIA operation, orchestration, manipulation in the beginning, inception, certainly was mani…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret Wars chap 7 @ 1:48:23
CIA covered_up
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing guest_asserted
“It wasn't anything that everybody around it had followed, because the CIA had just done a massive back payment with Iran. It was all blamed on Libya, and it was all fake, and it deceived right until the end, and a lot of people still aren't…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret Wars chap 7 @ 1:10:21
CIA covered_up
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing guest_asserted
“were the people behind blowing up the Pan Am aircraft and America took a bung. This is according to this very in-depth documentary and also a couple of news reports. And that it wasn't Libya at all. It was nothing to do with Libya. I know i…”
▶ The Colonel’s Corner- Presidents Secret Wars chap 7 @ 1:16:23
Libya carried_out_attack
Pan Am Flight 103 bombing caller_asserted
“Prior to this event, they had a, I guess you could call it an exchange program with high school students from Libya coming in to learn radar. In the end, it was revealed that it was military radar and weapons training, specifically.…”
▶ Operation Gladio 101 Pt 2 @ 1:22:38
Mentions (57)
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right now. So anyway, just wanted to throw that out there. Thank you, Colonel, MP Grande, and then we'll go to Fletcher. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Colonel, for all the good work you're doing. Really interesting watching your series w…
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interested to see what you have, because I've read about many aspects of Lockerbie. It all points to it being brought down because of people on board. Now, I've not done as much research into it as I did MH17, which the Ukrainians brought d…
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And then blame Russia for doing it. I know quite a bit about that one. But the videos that I've watched that basically reconstruct Lockerbie, and I did know about the tie to Libya, the people that there was also, just so that you know from …
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which, again, doesn't make him popular with the CIA or the syndicate. So you can talk about Libya without talking about two airplane crashes. One is Pan Am Flight 103, and the other one was a UTA Flight 772. The 772, one most people have no…
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But there does seem to be some differencing of opinion on how that happened. The other flight, Pan Am 103, we did quite a bit of looking into that one, and that one certainly was bullshit.…
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There was so many things wrong with that one. And the people that they actually ended up accusing and convicting of that bombing, it appears that they had a drug run that was flown out of Libya into through a European port city and then int…
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There was a sort of warming to Gaddafi, if people remember back in the early noughties, that he was, I think, in exchange of taking the blame for the famous Lockerbie plane bombing. There was this kind of undercover that for me, it's still …
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And they had just spent all of the 80s accusing him of blowing people up in Germany, which he had nothing to do with. I don't believe they had anything to do with 103 either. But I do believe that they used that. Both of those were clearly …
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I think you're right, 100%. So I think he was getting back at them for something. He had tried to pull a plot, and he was blamed for Lockerbie, Scotland. It was the disco. It was the Berlin disco is when we did the bombing run out of Englan…
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including Noriega, the Lockerbie bombing, Gambino crime boss, John Gotti, and of course, BCCI. So cover up, cover up, cover up, cover up, just so that we can do the Reader's Digest version. Yeah. Not to mention 9-11. Oh, would that be cover…
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That a CIA agent died in the plane crash over Lockerbie, Scotland. I didn't know that. Didn't I post one of the things about that? What? I think I posted a thread about that. You did? I just learned about it. I believe you did. I just learn…
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Because the dude was coming from the CIA agent was coming from the Mideast. So there was a lot of it was a what's the best way to explain it? What what they believe happened is it was basically a takedown of that aircraft based on who was o…
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One satchel a day. This was like a massive amount of drugs being done on a circular fashion. And it had been going on for quite some time. That they speculate that in order to take this aircraft down, one of those satchels that was put into…
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I will say that you spoke about the CIA in depth and some very concerning circumstances. And just yesterday, or for the last 48 hours, I watched back to back the most incredible documentary across five series with Colin Firth in about Locke…
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That level of devastation. I'm half Scottish. My father lives where Lockerbie is very close to it. That's where he was born. And I'd never seen the whole thing. And the whole thing was a horrible, horrible chase for all the parents and love…
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It wasn't anything that everybody around it had followed, because the CIA had just done a massive back payment with Iran. It was all blamed on Libya, and it was all fake, and it deceived right until the end, and a lot of people still aren't…
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But Moneypenny, let me correct you in just one way. I focused on the CIA because I'm American. All of these operations, to include Lockerbie, by the way, is run out of NATO. NATO, of which obviously MI6 is part of, the German BND, the Turki…
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Sorry, I've got you back now. Apologies about that. I'm going to try and correct you. And I know that's something nobody would dare do. And I might be basing it on false information. No, go ahead. Okay, so Lockerbie was not connected to NAT…
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were the people behind blowing up the Pan Am aircraft and America took a bung. This is according to this very in-depth documentary and also a couple of news reports. And that it wasn't Libya at all. It was nothing to do with Libya. I know i…
▶ 1:16:53
that at these planning meetings. I think I've lost you again, but apologies. I was talking about Lockerbie. Yes, I know you were. But when they do these things, if the CIA is doing something and it's America doing it, when they have these m…
▶ 1:20:04
If they don't know ahead of time, they know after because they don't want the investigation to reveal the truth. So I hope that makes sense. Carrie, go ahead. Thank you, Colonel. Sorry, my story is awful. Yeah, someone was assassinated on t…
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on the CIA and the operations we were talking about. So the operations you've talked about, the operation like Lockerbie, where possibly not a direct CIA operation, orchestration, manipulation in the beginning, inception, certainly was mani…
▶ 1:49:48
not unprecedented. No, and that is what's horrific about it, isn't it? You've got Lockerbie, 200 people, MH370, 240 people, MH17, another 200 people. I mean, how many people do the U.S. need to get out just to be able to do whatever they're…
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leaders who had rejected to work with the CIA. Gradually, a new CIA initiative evolved, stimulated by the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland. It, of course, was attributed to Libya, but if you go back and do the research,…
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We're going to start on chapter 27. And again, I skipped it yesterday to do a shorter chapter. So we'll try to get through it all today. All right. Y'all know that this is Pan Am 103, the Libyan PLO or CIA question mark part of the book. So…
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I like the fact that he's suspecting the CIA's involvement right off the bat. So go back in time. It's December 21st, 1988. And we're in Lockerbie, Scotland. There's a huge explosion. Those that went outside to see it just saw a big ball of…
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Huge pieces of shredded aluminum impacted all around the village. It was pieces of an airplane. At first, the local constabulary or police and the British police logically assumed this event to be either the work of terrorists who had place…
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or a mechanical malfunction that ignited the fuel. With their extensive experience dealing with terrorists, they pretty much agreed right away that it was a terrorist act. The local emergency and police organizations organized quickly, set …
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became the search teams. Within the next hour, things began to become very strange for the British participants in the search and investigative teams. Several things began to happen in various sections of the search area that were described…
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I was started to get up a control room and by 11 o'clock in midnight, there was a member of the FBI in the office who came in, introduced herself to me and sat down and just sat there for the rest of the night. The unusual activity of this …
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350 miles from London, which was the nearest American FBI station. So how did they get there? To reach Lockerbie that night from London, even if traveling by air would have taken far more than one hour, considering the sequence of events th…
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would have had to have been tracked down considering the late hour, notified to pack up for an investigation, rush to Heathrow, board an aircraft, fly immediately to the nearest airport, land, get ground transportation to Lockerbie, then lo…
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In less than two hours, a Pan Am security officer interviewed later offered one piece of the puzzle regarding this rapid response. Quote, as far as I can recall, there were about 40 people excluding crew on board the Pan Am flight of person…
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I wasn't aware of their affiliations at all, unquote. The questions at this point, who were these people? How did they get to the airport so quickly? Where did they come from? Why were they in England in the first place? And what were their…
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with normal investigative search, they made themselves busy elsewhere. Mr. Tam Dial, a member of the British Parliament related to the local police force, that they had concerns, absolutely swarms of Americans fiddling with the bodies and s…
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They weren't pretending, saying that they were from the FBI or CIA. They were just Americans who seemed to arrive extremely quickly on the scene, he said. Dr. David Vilhaus, the local police surgeon, reported a strange series of events in h…
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about 10 bodies. We thought we ought to retrace our steps and put some form of identification on them. And so the only thing I had with me was a block of white labels and 100 or so plastic gloves, which I carried all the time for my police …
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I learned later that when these bodies were taken to the mortuary, all of the labels that had been put on them had been removed, with the exception of two. But all the rest had been removed and discarded. Someone appears to have been very i…
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British journalist and Pan Am 103 researcher David Ben-Ashian answered part of the puzzle. Quote, very strange people were at work very early on. Within a matter of three hours after the crash, there were American accents heard in the town.…
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The next day, there was a whole bevy of people walking down the main street with blue windbreakers on and baseball hats that said FBI on them. But there was a lot of other Americans there who were in town that weren't wearing the FBI windbr…
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At the crash site, as the sun came up, small pockets of Americans keeping to themselves wandered among the wreckage. There was bodies. They were poking them, looking at them, searching. They were searching for something. They had been there…
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We arrived within two hours. We found Americans already there. The British police and military who were there are still not speaking about any of this because the official Secrets Act, they were prohibited from talking about it, unquote. To…
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working on a British documentary, The Maltese Double Cross, that it was thought to be very odd and strange. So many people should be involved in moving bodies around, looking at luggage, who were not members of any investigative force. What…
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It was a careful examination of luggage and bodies, unquote. And there are more than that. Someone was very concerned that Scottish searchers might find something before their own people could. One searcher, Eric Spafors, told of a helicopt…
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In it was looking at me out of a telescopic range of a rifle. Probably some Secret Service person, he thought. Oh, and it was an unmarked helicopter. No lettering. These unmarked helicopters continued their observation over the crash scene …
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It was constant every day for days. It became obvious to British investigators at the scene that this was not just an aircraft bombing or a terrorist investigation to many Americans who arrived so swiftly on the scene. It was something else…
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David Ben Asheron noted, the arc of the wreckage ran right across the crest of the hills overlooking where the cockpit fell. There were a number of bodies which subsequently became of great interest to a lot of people. David Johnson, a radi…
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to military intelligence and that the bomb had been planted on him in Beirut, unquote. Finally, there were stories of a large suitcase filled with heroin being recovered by American searchers. A local farmer, Jim Wilson, told relatives of P…
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said this, quote, found a suitcase packed with drugs in one field. He was worried the substances might harm his sheep and immediately informed the police. He was surprised that the police seemed to know the case was there and were under the…
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They know exactly which suitcase is going through Germany with their drugs on it that has an already preset method of pulling it out and substituting it and then placing it back on an aircraft. If they want to bomb any aircraft, they do it …
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So, hey, we got a guy coming back to the States is going to blow the whistle on our drug trafficking. Let's take him out along with 269 other people. Oh, but oh, by the way, we're going to give everybody that we don't want to blow up a head…
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But you don't want to speculate about what has happened until the NTSB and the FBI has made their investigation. But it certainly is reminiscent of what? Yes, the Lockerbie bomb. The explosion in the air, the fire, there had to be some kind…
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The other had already been ruled out by the FAAC collision with another aircraft. Aside from those two things, for anything else to have caused an explosion would be very, very rare. You know, like a missile. That would be very rare. Amazin…
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This also matches the story of Pan Am 103 being the first to be destroyed, tracing the bombers back to Syria and not Libya. CIA sources say at least 30 to 40 missiles are in circulation in terrorist ranks, which seems to be a very conservat…
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In the case of this one, the Russian government line or the Soviet government. When you put them all together, it shows in stark contrast the repeated lies among everything and how nothing adds up to because you have all of these incidents.…
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doctors because of course you had the two whistleblowers the military guy and the CIA guy coming back to the states to tell that they had discovered the CIA narco on Lockerbie and you had the congressman on the one the KAL007 there's defini…
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Well, how do we know he was in the Philippines if we're not tracking him? How do we know that he was in Pakistan if we're not tracking him? The Philippines, again. You know, where the CIA infamously has terrorist training camps. That Philip…