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Tuesday, August 19, 2003

Thoughts on Kelly Scratching my head... SOME THOUGHTS ON DAVID KELLY. That David Kelly committed suicide, I find very difficult to believe. He was not the kind of man to commit suicide. But particularly, the circumstances surrounding his demise could well lead to an other conclusion. David Kelly was an expert in chemical warfare and had access to all information and sources worldwide. He is said to have worked for the Mossad. His successful work in the past could have put him on the death-list of more than one nation. As one of Britain's most important intelligence people, he must have had constant protection from the security services - MI5 and MI6, Scotland Yard's Special Branch and the Thames Valley police. Blair's officials put the name of Kelly forward as the possible source of the leak in his government. That means they had been following him and keeping him under close surveillance. They were right. He was the leak. Therefore also a danger for Blair himself. Kelly had become a threat to the Blair government and possibly other governments as well. One more reason to keep Kelly under close surveillance. After his second appearance before the Common Select Committee (escorted by two security detectives who even picked up everything Kelly dropped on the ground), MI5 officers questioned Kelly. How and about what? Kelly arrived home very upset. Had he been threatened? Did he go out for a walk on purpose, to meet his shadowers and give them a piece of his mind? Did he think they were MI5 or MI6 officers? Was he told his family was in danger? Did he opt for the brave solution to protect his family? I cannot believe there was no surveillance at that moment. They must have followed his every step. This man had become a liability to the Blair government and other countries. If he went to the press openly and spilled the beans, that would have been catastrophic for Blair, maybe for Israel too. Did Blair order a stop to Kelly's surveillance by MI5, MI6, Scotland Yard, that evening and let the Mossad take over? Or was his surveillance continued? Apparently not, they would not have let him commit suicide then, or would they? This is the most important question, was there no surveillance, why and who ordered this? After his death, MI5 officers and forensic scientists from Porton Down, Britain's biochemical research establishment, where Kelly had been head of microbiology, searched Kelly's home and left with several items sealed in bags. What did they take and why? Even without proof the natural suggestion would be that Kelly was murdered. [Heli's Heaven and Hell Radio] 2:56:37 AM  comment [];trackback [];

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