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Published on Jul 15, 2012 by PressTVGlobalNews
The National Forces Alliance, a secular party led by former premier Mahmoud Jibril, has garnered vote majority according to early results announced by the High National Election Commission and might consequently dominate a considerable bloc of seats in the incoming parliament. Yet it is labeled as another version of Gaddafi's government.
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Let us question who has the interest in the fact that Gaddafi will not be tried. Those who wanted him killed were those who were loyal to him or had played a role under him. His death was in their benefit.
Mustafa Abdel-Jalil • Speaking on the NTC's new committee to investigate the killing of Muammar Gaddafi, after what glimpses of video have made clear was an initial live capture of the deposed dictator. The tact of this quote is a little bothersome, though, for the simple reason that Abdel-Jalil is already implying that Gaddafi's people, not his people, are to blame for this. At best this is an opinion for which there's yet no evidence, or none the NTC has presented — we'd feel a bit better about this if, with today's formation of a Libyan committee to investigate the killing, the NTC leader wasn't promoting any pre-conceived notions of may have happened. Hopefully the committee will be impartial, and pursue an independent analysis of what took place, even if it doesn't end up reflecting well on the rebels who surrounded Gaddafi in his final moments. It's an early test. source (via • follow)
Suggesting that the Lockerbie case is closed is ludicrous. I am not surprised that the new interim government might want to avoid getting involved, but this is a miserable attempt to avoid a perfectly reasonable request for any information or evidence that there might be in Libya. Perhaps there is nothing.
Pamela Dix, sister of a Lockerbie victim • Decrying a refusal by Libya's National Transitional Council to give Scottish prosecutors access to any newly discovered evidence relating to the Lockerbie bombing. The prosecutors had been hoping to find new evidence implicating other figures in the plot, for which Abdel Basset al-Megrahi was convicted in 2001. The NTC's interim justice minister, Mohammed al-Alagi, stated that "the case is closed," which prompted the above response. Libya's interim leader, Mustafa Abdel Jalil, claimed in March that he had evidence of Gaddafi's involvement, which does make this a bit hard to answer for. source (via • follow)
