David Kelly and the other murdered scientists (the old flat-tire routine)
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Subject: David Kelly and the other murdered scientists (the old flat-
tire routine)
Date: Apr 5, 2010 9:42 PM
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Yes, his name was
http://www.actionlyme.org/PIIB.htm
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?Db=pubmed&Cmd=DetailsSearch&Term=Al-Aubaidi+jm[Author
Al-Aubaidi
And he worked with mycoplasma-induced
infertility in livestock, as you can
see.
This is Sam Donta's 8 million dollar
Gulf War Illness treatment study as
if it were a [Plum Island] mycoplasma:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15262663
Which was among the things we handed
over to Saddam Hussein to use against
Iran :)))
http://www.actionlyme.org/MIDDLETOON.pdf
http://www.actionlyme.org/PIIB.htm
Now, Africans-and-Infertility is a
NWO agenda, like Custodial Democracy:
http://www.actionlyme.org/CUSTODIAL_DEMOCRACY.htm
which is about keeping dark-skinned people
from procreating (part of the DCF-Rowlandgate
crime).
Africans-and-Infertility is also a Rotary
International Agenda. I know because this
is what my uncle does for them. He "helps"
African women not have babies. :)))
"Keep them NEETS (the new N word) Off the
Streets!"
The Masonic Judges of America, and in fact, the
likes of the Retarded fake-Catholic Anton Scalia,
don't like any scientificals emerging whichin
proves what is and isn't actual science, or
scientific truth (the just plain Truth):
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.diseases.lyme/browse_thread/thread/0dda3012ced510b6?hl=en#
He acts like a girl, kinda.
However, re David Kelly, there's no
law against us'n Mairkins revealing
what bioweapons the USA illegally deploys,
so they - the idiot bioweaponeer wannabees
and the Special Ed Med group over there
at Twilight Zone Central, -
http://www.actionlyme.org/BUNNEY_YALE_BRAIN_DAMAGE.htm
come up with the likes of "Dangerously
Intelligent Chemist, like Ted Kascynski," but
the result was the same:
The Bioweapons cat is out of the bag
and we all learned that the bad guys were
too stupid to be in charge of any diseases.
Now the whole world knows it. They
know it so well, they - the Chinese
and Germans - are beating the US and
the UK to the patent databases with
the new science.
What David Kelly had to add, we could
probably still discover in South Africa.
Don Wiley, yet another murdered scientist,
we knew was an Influenza expert:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC58807/?tool=pubmed
Wiley and Al-Aubaidi were both
bumped off while "fixing a flat
tire."
So.
I am gonna guess the South African
agenda that David Kelly would have
revealed was an infertility agenda.
Kathleen M. Dickson
http://www.actionlyme.org
http://www.relapsingfever.org
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http://rawstory.com/rs/2010/0405/tories-reopen-probe-iraq-whistleblowers-death/
UK Conservatives may reopen probe into Iraq war whistleblower’s death
By Daniel Tencer
Monday, April 5th, 2010 -- 4:18 pm
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whistleblowers deathThe death of a whistle-blower who said the UK
government had "sexed up" a dossier on Saddam Hussein's military
capabilities in order to sell the Iraq war has been one of the most
intriguing and confusing elements of the war's history.
Now the UK's Conservative Party is signaling that it plans to reopen
the inquiry into the death of Dr. David Kelly if it wins the next
election. The move could potentially harm the ruling Labour Party,
which championed the Iraq war effort and is now trailing in the polls
for this spring's election.
On Sunday, Dominic Grieve, the Conservative Party's "shadow" justice
minister, said members of the public "have not been reassured" that
Kelly's death was a suicide, and if his government wins the election,
he would want to reopen the case, reports the UK's Daily Mail.
Kelly, a weapons expert with Britain's Ministry of Defence, was found
dead in a forest near his home in Oxfordshire in 2003, shortly after
he gave an interview to the BBC in which he said that the British
government was lying about its claim that Saddam Hussein could launch
biological and chemical weapons within 45 minutes of giving the order.
Kelly's death sparked suspicions that he may have been killed for
undermining the government of then-Prime Minister Tony Blair as the
British leader stood with US President George W. Bush in pushing for
an invasion of Iraq.
Story continues below...
A former British ambassador quoted Kelly as having said “I will
probably be found dead in the woods” if Iraq were invaded. Hours
before his death, Kelly reportedly e-mailed New York Times reporter
Judith Miller, warning her of "many dark actors playing games,"
according to the BBC.
A 2004 inquest run by Lord Hutton declared Kelly's death to be a
suicide. But news reports began to question that verdict almost
immediately, and last year, a group of 13 doctors announced that the
doctor could not have committed suicide -- the cut found on his left
wrist wasn't enough for the weapons expert to bleed to death.
“The bleeding from Dr Kelly’s ulnar artery is highly unlikely to have
been so voluminous and rapid that it was the cause of death,” the 13
doctors stated in a 12-page report.
It also emerged in 2009 that Kelly had been working on an expose of
the claims surrounding Iraq's weapons of mass destruction when he
died. Kelly had "had several discussions with a publisher in Oxford
and was seeking advice on how far he could go without breaking the law
on secrets,” the UK Daily Express alleged.
The Conservatives' Grieve questioned the government's decision to seal
the details of Kelly's death for 70 years, saying a Conservative
government would re-examine that decision, the Daily Telegraph
reports.
Grieve also applauded the work of the doctors' group that declared
Kelly's death not to be a suicide. "I am aware of the work of the
doctors' group on challenging Lord Hutton's findings. They have made
an impressive and cogent case," Grieve said in a letter last month, as
quoted at the Daily Mail.
Any reopening of the case would be contingent on the Conservatives
winning the election. A recent poll shows the Conservatives leading
the Labour Party by 11 points, but a complete victory is anything but
assured.
Pollsters say the likeliest outcome of the election is a "hung
parliament," where no party controls a majority of seats in the
legislature, and has to govern with the support of one of the smaller
parties.
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