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Originally posted by MacSwain Aug. ‘09
This terrorist has prostate cancer. Perhaps you don't know it is the slowest acting cancer of all? In fact, many men over 60 years of age who are first diagnosed with start of prostate cancer are advised not to bother with treatment because the cancer is so slow acting.
Before you say it...Yes, I have read doctors have given him 3 months to live, lets wait and see. If he is still around next year it will be the most important hoax ever perpetrated on Scotland.
ps - There will be celebration in Libya...count on a hero's reception.
(Reply by DrKF)
Originally posted by DrKF Aug. ‘09
Well, whatever might have been said in advance of his repatriation, I don't think you win any prizes whatsoever for prescience in predicting the reception he would receive. I'll grant you that if he's managed to fool several doctors in to believing he has advanced prostate cancer and in fact goes on to live a long and happy life back in Libya, what is at present nothing more than a rather nasty insinuation will make you seem like wise old owl, though. As you say, we shall see.
Originally posted by MacSwain Aug. ‘09
Already, Muammar Qaddafi’s promise there would not be a hero’s reception and celebration is shown to be rubbish.
Wait 89 days and it will be seen if the “going home to die” portion is also rubbish.
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Now it is noted, as predicted, the same doctor who gave this murderer of nearly 300 innocents only 3 months to live August last, has now changed his prognosis. He now predicts Al Megrahi to enjoy another 10 wonderful years.
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In addition the other penny seems to have dropped. This report stating BP exerted coercion for Al Megrahi’s release for £900 million in offshore drilling 'quid pro quo' given them by a grateful Libya. a miniscule portion of which could buy a doctors favourable (for Al Megrahi's release) prognosis.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/7892112/BP-admits-lobbying-UK-over-Libya-prisoner-transfer-scheme-but-not-Lockerbie-bomber.html
This terrorist has prostate cancer. Perhaps you don't know it is the slowest acting cancer of all? In fact, many men over 60 years of age who are first diagnosed with start of prostate cancer are advised not to bother with treatment because the cancer is so slow acting.
Before you say it...Yes, I have read doctors have given him 3 months to live, lets wait and see. If he is still around next year it will be the most important hoax ever perpetrated on Scotland.
ps - There will be celebration in Libya...count on a hero's reception.
(Reply by DrKF)
Originally posted by DrKF Aug. ‘09
Well, whatever might have been said in advance of his repatriation, I don't think you win any prizes whatsoever for prescience in predicting the reception he would receive. I'll grant you that if he's managed to fool several doctors in to believing he has advanced prostate cancer and in fact goes on to live a long and happy life back in Libya, what is at present nothing more than a rather nasty insinuation will make you seem like wise old owl, though. As you say, we shall see.
Originally posted by MacSwain Aug. ‘09
Already, Muammar Qaddafi’s promise there would not be a hero’s reception and celebration is shown to be rubbish.
Wait 89 days and it will be seen if the “going home to die” portion is also rubbish.
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Now it is noted, as predicted, the same doctor who gave this murderer of nearly 300 innocents only 3 months to live August last, has now changed his prognosis. He now predicts Al Megrahi to enjoy another 10 wonderful years.
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In addition the other penny seems to have dropped. This report stating BP exerted coercion for Al Megrahi’s release for £900 million in offshore drilling 'quid pro quo' given them by a grateful Libya. a miniscule portion of which could buy a doctors favourable (for Al Megrahi's release) prognosis.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/energy/oilandgas/7892112/BP-admits-lobbying-UK-over-Libya-prisoner-transfer-scheme-but-not-Lockerbie-bomber.html