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22-07-2010, 21:29 #1
Jack Straw summoned to US senate hearing over Lockerbie
Jack Straw requested to attend influential US senate hearing that is investigating links between oil giant BP and the release of Lockerbie bomber Abdulbaset Ali al-Megrahi.
Mr Straw, the former Labour Party Justice Minister, has been asked to appear at the hearing in Washington on July 29.
More to follow...
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22-07-2010, 21:37 #2
Oh this will be SOOOO interesting!
Think of a herd of cats briefly all moving in the same direction due to a random quantum fluctuation...
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22-07-2010, 21:45 #3
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22-07-2010, 22:10 #4
He was an arrogant c*nt when he was questioned by the Iraq committee,
The Septics won't take kindly to a similar performance.
But it gets more interesting as Cameron has asked the ever nulabor faithful Gus O'Donnell to clear
other paper papers in time for the hearing. A little late night homework is in order.
from the DT
BP's MI6 adviser called before Senate over Libya deal
"The Prime Minister has asked Sir Gus O'Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, to study and prepare for release any relevant British Government papers. These are thought to include the minutes of two phone conversations between Sir Mark and Mr Straw in autumn 2007. There may also be documents detailing discussions between the British Government and Scottish Executive over the case.
Downing Street aides are not sure whether Sir Gus will complete his review of the documents before next week's senate hearing.
The hearing is likely to disclose the very close relationship between BP and senior Labour figures, including Tony Blair and Lord Mandelson.
If the documents – or other information – comes to light which suggests that the oil firm had any role in the eventual release of al-Megrahi, Mr Cameron is likely to order a full British inquiry into the scandal."Last edited by RhodieBKK; 22-07-2010 at 22:13.
The Dogs bark, but the Caravan moves on...
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22-07-2010, 22:18 #5
What a shame it would be if anything came out that soured the rosy view the Americans take of Tony Blair, former First Poodle. Think of all those millions in speaking fees that he might lose.
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22-07-2010, 22:25 #6
Summoned by a Foreign power? As much as I hate the odious little Toad as a British citizen he should tell them to F**k off. Then the next time he's on holiday, he can be Kidnapped off a beach and benefit from one of those free "Extraordinary rendition" flights his goverment knew nothing about.
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22-07-2010, 22:31 #7
Perhaps he should study how "Gorgeous George" Galloway dealt with the Yankee Inquisition.
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22-07-2010, 22:54 #8
Galloway was there to proselytise his political point/agenda.
Straw, one would have thought, will want to keep his dignity intact and therefore appear as a credible witness.
Obfuscation and evasion will not go down well and will leave him with little credibility in the eyes of the Septics..The Dogs bark, but the Caravan moves on...
Pambere ne Jongwe
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22-07-2010, 23:03 #9
As much as I think straw is a prat, bowing to American political posturing ala mcarthy is vomit inducing, if they don't like our foreign policy then they can carry on their imperialist policies without us, they clearly don't think we help so crack on.
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22-07-2010, 23:30 #10
How the hell can America summon Jack straw?
If he had any balls he'd tell them to shove their hearing up their arses.
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22-07-2010, 23:42 #11
He's a politician, he'll go for the free flight.
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW.........
3; 2; 1; Firing NOW ........
FFS Pass me the bloody matches.
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23-07-2010, 00:05 #12
The senate know the BP shareholder split as well as anyone else. This is just some ritual public arse-shafting to save some American political foreskin. Ho ho ho! Give it to him hot ja?
Nothing to see here . . . move along.
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23-07-2010, 00:28 #13
Asked, not Summoned, not Supoenaed, Asked, so you idiots(you know who you are) can unwad your Panties. the only News outlets using Summoned are British tabloids.
Mr. Straw should (if he decides to appear) tell the congress it's none of their damn business what the UK Gov & BP did or did not do outside the confines of the USA.
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23-07-2010, 00:28 #14Junior Member
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sky news.....tony Blair asked to appear before US senators.
even more interesting?
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23-07-2010, 00:40 #15
This is true, but it is equally true that there are many within the US Senate (on both sides) whose sense of entitlement seems to know no bounds. Even if it is just another Congressional fishing trip, such "requests" are delivered in a rather Luca Brasi fashion. With that in mind, we are prepare to make the following offer:
You can have Straw and Blair, provided you keep them. In Gitmo.Last edited by crabtastic; 23-07-2010 at 00:50.

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