Dr David Kelly - Murdered ?

Determined and highly qualified, rational people have been investigating the supposed suicide of Dr David Kelly. Norman Baker MP has published an article in the Sunday Mail reproduced by the Kelly Investigation Group - the tale is curious.

One item in Baker's compelling article I found fascinating...

"'Operation Mason', as it was termed, was begun at 2.30pm on July 17, around nine hours before David Kelly was reported missing, and at least half an hour before he left his home to go on that last walk. No satisfactory explanation has ever been given for this astonishing foresight on the part of police."

What a strange name for a project, given the concerns many in the Police Force have about disclosing their membership of the Masons.

However given the concerns in spooky quarters for Dr David Kelly's press contacts, no doubt well before his apparent suicide there were watchers. Watchers who needed to report - to someone, somewhere - but it is unlikleto that it would be the Thames Valley Police. Would it ?

Lord Patel has, since the grim discovery of Kelly's body entertained the greatest doubts about his death. Evidently Kelly was a spook of some denomination and like many of the UN inspection teams in Iraq was there for more than UN purposes.

I had the oportunity to meet Scott Ritter a member of those teams ( who was in the UK during 7/7 incidentally) at a Menwith Hill demonstration, outside Harrogate.

During the course of a conversation with him I decided to ask him directly , "Do you think Dr Kelly was murdered ?" ... Ritter , a big burly guy, of evident military bearing, a man used to command, visibly changed from a genial , "here we are all pals protesting against the evil Satan of Uncle Sam" (remember he was surrounded by the flying of the Stars and Stripes upside down (see pic) - an act of sacrilege to any Marine - which he was) to a man with a steely glint in his eye and a firm stare in my direction. "I don't have sufficient information to form a judgement on that matter", he said and walked off.