Reply to: Kelly comes back from the Dead points an accusing finger (without fingerprints)

[Mich the Tester]

Bump

Hassled to death by Mr B Liar's bastard accomplices it seems.

"I don’t know what was going through David’s head at the time, but when I saw him giving evidence to the parliamentary foreign affairs select committee he was extremely distressed and not in control, which was unusual for him. I’m sure it must have been traumatic.” Referring to Dr Kelly’s belief that there was no evidence of WMD in Iraq, Prof Hay added: “He was in a position to rubbish the Government’s line and they need to quell that. David had great integrity — he was interested in the truth.

“I feel that he was hounded. He was playing a very dangerous game because of the position he was in.”

Dr David Kelly’s friend pleads for conspiracy theories to end - Telegraph

[Doggy Styles]

And it must be mentioned that Bliar seemed to have a hardon for starting wars, having managed to start more than any PM in recent history.

Maybe it was god telling him to do it.

It was the Lizards.

But of course you knew that.

By the way, how was the Watford Bilderberg this year?

[AtW]

But if as was revealed Kelly knew they were lying about WMD it would have made it more interesting, I suspect the deed was done without authorisation at least at country manager level.

Politicians are lying most of the time, you don't need a PhD to tell you that.

[Mich the Tester]

I find it hard to believe that such a sensitive man would choose a violent end. Pills, yes, maybe a rope or the gas oven ,but not sawing your hands off with a blunt knife

The blunt knife bit is indeed suspicious.

[amcdonald]

But if as was revealed Kelly knew they were lying about WMD it would have made it more interesting, I suspect the deed was done without authorisation at least at country manager level.

Bet they got the yanks to do it, so they can say they didn't kill him without lying about it

[EternalOptimist]

I find it hard to believe that such a sensitive man would choose a violent end. Pills, yes, maybe a rope or the gas oven ,but not sawing your hands off with a blunt knife

[Mich the Tester]

I find it all very suspicious but still I think he killed himself; Dr Kelly was a scientist who had to deal with politicians on a daily basis. It's bad enough for techies dealing with managers, he had it even worse and that could well deplete his will to live very quickly.

[vetran]

Bliar was happy to go to war with Bush and that would have happened regardless if Dr Kelly was alive or dead.

But if as was revealed Kelly knew they were lying about WMD it would have made it more interesting, I suspect the deed was done without authorisation at least at country manager level.

[AtW]

can't believe none of you cynics are even slightly suspicious of Dr Kelly's demise?

Bliar was happy to go to war with Bush and that would have happened regardless if Dr Kelly was alive or dead.

[vetran]

A Daily Mail reader, we call it the Fourth Reich!

can't believe none of you cynics are even slightly suspicious of Dr Kelly's demise?

[Spacecadet]

What does a Daily Mail reader with bad karma get reincarnated as?

A blonde, slightly famous single mum with big tits and an eating disorder?

[Old Greg]

The Guardian's columnist?

Not Polly Toynbee?

[AtW]

What does a Daily Mail reader with bad karma get reincarnated as?

The Guardian's columnist?

[Old Greg]

He won't be so nosy in his next life.

What does a Daily Mail reader with bad karma get reincarnated as?

[AtW]

You're wasting your breath. He's just suffered a fatal tragic hill walking accident.

He won't be so nosy in his next life.