Dr David Kelly post mortem to be kept secret for 70 years

reply to post by spikey

what are YOU going to do about it? Nothing, that's what!

Actually I was thinking about trying to put in some Freedom of information requests for this Operation Mason file, may not get accepted but it let's them know we are on to there cover up, Anyone know where to start?

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reply to post by Pockets


Is there any way members of the government could be tried in the European court for covering up a pre meditated murder?

Because thats what I believe they have done-Some democracy we live in huh?

Boggles the mind does'nt it?
They had the guy killed as he KNEW there were no WMDs in Iraq.

They killed him so that they could go to Iraq to kill more people.THAT is the type of "people" we have running the UK today.

Hitler would have been proud IMO.

So Blair said,

Will all great Neptune's ocean wash this blood clean from my hand? No, this my hand will rather the multitudinous seas incarnadine, making the green one red

Would love to be around to see the ATS post about this in 70 odd years time, wonder how many people will call BS on the whole he was murdered to let the war go ahead.

Thats even if conspiracy websites get to stay open or it could be that as history is written by the victors it will quietly be brushed away or written out of the history books.

reply to post by Silcone Synapse

Is there any way members of the government could be tried in the European court for covering up a pre meditated murder?

I don't know, I'm not big on legal issues

Anyone experienced with FIO requests please u2u me I have questions and would like some cooperation

Originally posted by sileighty
i dont know whats worse, the fact that this has happened and they will get away with it, or that i was so unsurprised when i saw it i barely gave it a second thought. how can they expect us to trust anything they say or do when then they pull stuff like this?

This is what I find just as disturbing.... the fact that, like you, I didn't bat an eyelid or feel any surprise when I read this.

The whole thing really STINKS to high heaven, but you kind of expect it to nowadays. Sad reality we live in

I have entered a FOI Request to Thames Valley Police for the operation mason file

So Spikey what are you going to do?

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My local MP has had a few things to say on this issue.. most notably in 2007 telling a meeting in Lewes:

I am convinced beyond a reasonable doubt that this could not be suicide. The medical evidence does not support it and David Kelly's state of mind and personality suggests otherwise. It was not an accident so I am left with the conclusion that it is murder.

the establishment will always do as they please

reply to post by thoughtsfull


Which MP was that, Maybe we can get him/her on side

reply to post by Pockets


Norman Baker, he took a deep interest in this case..

Here is a link to his website where he has a few David Kelly links..

www.normanbaker.org.uk...

Contact details on the website..

Edit to add: Wiki will give you an indication of his involvement in the case
en.wikipedia.org...

Edit to add: Article MP Norman Baker sets out in detail why he believes the secret service murdered Dr David Kelly

www.globalresearch.ca...

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Originally posted by badBERTHA
This says it all really...

If there was nothing to hide it wouldn't be hidden..

A national disgrace and Mr Blair will carry this death on his soul..

Are you sure Mr Blair ever had soul? He is psychopath/deprived as many politicians/top businessmen are. At least he sold his soul long time ago.

reply to post by thoughtsfull


Cheers man, I've added him on face book with a message regarding the information on operation mason and my request, hopefully he can be of help

Thanks, Peace

Pockets

reply to post by Pockets


Your very welcome, hope it helps, Norman has been searching for the answers to prove what really happened..

To reiterate the overwhelming sentiment here, this is as good as an admission of guilt and cover-up

With no recourse for the general public to undo this autocratic decision, no more evidence is needed that the only reason the sheeple believe they live in a democracy is that the TPTB demand that they do.

A bad day for truth, but a good day for proof of the great lie.

Things like this that are locked up for a length of time that exceeds many people's life expectancies can and should be considered "the worst possible thing you can think of" and nothing less.

JFK:Inside job.
David Kelly: Inside job.

Let there be no doubt.

Blair converted so he could qualify for an exorcism. Unfortunately for him it failed and he can never regain his soul after selling it to Bush in 2001.

reply to post by Pockets


Agred Pockets, I keep an eye on this for personal reasons and it's nowhere to be seen - not even in the wild and wacky pages of Pravda!!

This 70 year thing reminds me of the Dunblane killings and the murky goings in with the local freemason lodge Hamilton was a member of.
A Labour MP stepping in to revok his firearms ban (despite his local gun club pleading with the cops not to grant him one).
The inquiry 'leader' slapped a 100 year ban on the whole thing and the truth is buried. Firearms were banned as a knee-jerk reaction and it's just another sorry episode that the uk government plays the strings on.

Here is a nice summary from PeacePatriot at DU,


Democratic Underground

David Kelly (top British WMD expert; UN weapons inspector) died in the same week that Valerie Plame (top CIA WMD agent) was outed. Here's the sequence:

Spring 2003: Judith Miller 'hunting' for WMDs in Iraq, harassing US commanders and expecting a 'big scoop'; Miller clandestine meetings with "Scooter" Libby.

Late May 2003: David Kelly whistleblows to the BBC about the 'sexing up' of the pre-war intel.

June 2003: Somebody turns Kelly into his bosses; he is interrogated at a 'safe house' and threatened with the Official Secrets Act. The Blairites out him to the press (circa early July).

July 6, 2003: Joe Wilson op-ed in the NYT challenging the Niger-Iraq nuke forgeries.

July 7, 2003: Tony Blair is informed (as a result of the 'safe house' interrogation) that David Kelly "could say some uncomfortable things" (if they made him testify to a Parliamentary defense committee). Note: "could say," not "had said." (Hutton report.)

Week of July 7-14: David Kelly is forced to testify, under visible duress; he is then sent home without protection and apparently without surveillance.

July 14, 2003: Valerie Plame is outed (by Robert Novak).

July 18, 2003: David Kelly is found dead, under highly suspicious circumstances; his office and computers are searched.

July 22, 2003: Plame's entire Brewster-Jennings network of WMD counter-proliferation agents/contacts around the world is additionally outed (also by Novak, in his publication of the name of her front company).

July 24, 2003: Judith Miller writes David Kelly's obituary article in the NYT, and fails to disclose her close connection to David Kelly or his last email to her, on the day he died, in which he expresses concern about "the many dark actors playing games." (The email was later released by his family. All of his other emails of that day, July 17, are upbeat and forward-looking.)

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Valerie Plame outed. Four days later, David Kelly murdered.

There is about a 1% chance, in my view, that he was driven to suicide, perhaps by threats to his family, but, having read all there is to read about this event, I am 99% sure that he was murdered. And the clincher, to me, is: Where was his surveillance as he bled to death all night, from a minor wound to his wrist, in an outdoor rural area near his home where he took his daily walk? Kelly was obviously considered a threat to the Blair government. They had been hunting for him within government for a month. They were obviously concerned about what he knew and what he "could say" (hadn't said already). There was a raging controversy about him. He had just been sent home without protection. And they weren't watching him? That is not believable. So if, in the 1% chance, that he did commit suicide, what were his watchers doing while he supposedly bled to death all night, outdoors? If they didn't want to reveal themselves, one anonymous phone call to 9/11 would have saved his life.

The reason his watchers did nothing may be that he didn't die at the spot where he was found. He was picked up sometime after he left his house, killed and then dropped back there, along the route of his daily walk. That is what the evidence that Hutton excluded from the inquiry indicates. Maybe his watchers did the deed. Maybe they vamoosed while somebody else did it. Maybe they didn't notice that he had been picked up along his walk. Maybe they did, and couldn't stop it (if they wanted to). It is impossible to know at this point. But it is simply not believable that David Kelly was not under surveillance that day.

The interweaving sequence of events in the US, regarding Plame, and in the UK, regarding Kelly, could, of course, be a coincidence. But it strains credulity that there isn't a connection: One top WMD expert outed and disabled, here, and another permanently disabled, in the UK, the same week? The connection could simply be paranoia in both governments about exposure of their lie about WMDs in Iraq. Perhaps Plame was not murdered--and was 'merely' outed--because she is CIA, and I don't imagine that the CIA abides others killing their agents without severe retaliation. In any case, her counter-proliferation network was destroyed (and some of those people--people watching the movement of WMDs in other countries--may very well have been killed). Another reason that Plame was merely outed, while Kelly was murdered, may have been that Plame, as CIA, is bound to secrecy, and Kelly was not, and was already a whistleblower.

Was it just paranoia--fear of exposure--gripping both governments?

This was a period when it was just beginning to be clear that the "hunt" for the non-existent WMDs in Iraq wasn't going to turn up anything--that the whole premise for the war was a lie. However, the "hunt" did continue for some months, with breathless reports of this "white substance" and that suspicious barn, from our corpo-fascist media, copying and pasting stories from the Pentagon. They kept up the hype. They kept up the expectation that WMDs would be found. Why did they do this, if they knew that no WMDs would be found? It was not until fall 2003 that they switched from "hunting" for the non-existent WMDs to "hunting" for "WMD related program activities." (I remember laughing at that at the time.) Why did they keep it up all summer, emphasizing their lie over and over again, making the failure to find any WMDs all the more emphasized?

I think more was at stake than bad press. (And how 'bad' was our warmongering press, anyway? The 'news' corps was putty in Cheney's and Rumsfeld's hands. The NYT touted their bull# every day leading up to the invasion. Wilson's op-ed would have floated down the corpo-fascist media "river of forgetfulness" if they had left it alone. And they could have punished Wilson for his dissent in many other quiet ways, instead of their spectacular, not to mention dangerous, act of treason, by outing the CIA's top WMD agent.)

My thesis is that they had a plan in motion to plant WMDs in Iraq--very probably with a connection to Iran, to justify expanding the war, then and there, into Iran--that their plan was foiled, probably more than once (somebody stopped the movement of the WMDs somewhere along the line, in March just after the invasion, and possibly again in the summer), and that they suspected Plame, her network and Kelly. They weren't paranoid; they were furious. Their "grand scheme" for justifying the war, and probably for expanding the war to Iran, had been stopped.

Kelly had supported the war and didn't start whistleblowing until well after the invasion. Why did he act to undermine the justification for a war that he had supported, at that late date? Possibly his conscience just caught up with him. But when you look at the time-line--his death coming four days after Plame was outed--and also the Blairites' obvious worry about what he knew and hadn't yet said--it looks more like there was a precipitating event, that prompted Kelly to whistleblow. A plan of such deception--planting the weapons--would likely have offended him. He was a very good scientist and a very good weapons inspector, and was proud of his work. He had said that he supported the war because he thought Saddam Hussein should be toppled. But, in keeping silent about the 'sexed up' intel before the war, maybe he hadn't bargained for the massive slaughter of 100,000 innocents in the bombing of Baghdad, the torture of prisoners (he had friends in Iraq) and the massive deception of a phony WMD find, especially if it was aimed at Iran and a Mideast-wide war?

And it turns out that Valerie Plame's particular field of endeavor, as to WMD counter-proliferation, was Iran.

Iran continued to obsess Cheney and Rumsfeld for three more years, until Rumsfeld was ousted in 2006 (likely in a putsch by the US military brass, who balked at nuking Iran--and with possibly wider implications and involvement by major players like Daddy Bush and Leon Panetta, in view of the catastrophic potential of China and/or Russia coming into it, on Iran's side). But if you backtrack their obsession with Iran to 2003, it seems an obvious and rather easy expansion to the wider war that they wanted, by, for instance, planting evidence that Saddam's WMDs had been taken to Iran. I think this is a more plausible motivator for the outing of Plame and Brewster-Jennings and the murder of Kelly, than mere bad press. What was the danger to them anyway, of bad press? That the people of the US and the UK would rise up with pitchforks and cast them out? Right. No, I think the problem most likely was something very specific, that caused all this mayhem in the week of July 14-22, and the best candidate for that is a deceptive WMD plan to expand the war into Iran.

There IS still the possibility that it was paranoia. I'm thinking of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Telltale Heart." If you carry a weight of guilt, fears can build up to overwhelming proportions. However, the main perps of the war, and the likely perps of the Plame outings (and probable collateral deaths) and of Kelly's murder, have shown not one iota of remorse. Cheney, Rumsfeld, Blair--afraid of bad publicity?

Yeah this is a disgrace, why even bother having an enquiry if your just going to cover up the evidence? I suggest forming a group on facebook, a petition to have the David Kelly evidence made puplic, or something of the like, and passing on the news to everyone you know.

As well as writing to your local mp, if that would actually make any difference?