Gracia Martore a Gannett UK Paper Does Article About IRAN Involved with Lockerbie Bombing BUT Suppresses It From "Online" Publication. Luckily Scottish People Scanned Article.

 Link to copy of article: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4LGbS6Gpf8HMVpUdUZoSUtiTXBnUEhWX0N2V1hjVDk4dFJV/edit?pli=1

The American People are going to learn they were lied to about the Lockerbie bombing & I don't think the Iranian President was personally involved BUT he might have details & Secretary Kerry & his State Department team should ask Iranian officials to "leak" what they know during the N-deal negations..

Click link to read email from Buck Revell the FBI guy that did "cover ups" http://senatordiannefeinstein.blogspot.com/2013/11/james-comey-fbi-needs-to-investigate.html

Re-launch of the treatise was reported in an article by Lucy Adams in The Herald on 13 November, 2013 (“Iranian president accused of insight into Lockerbie attack” – for some reason... the newspaper has not posted the article on line, despite its prominence in the paper edition).

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