David Kelly assasinated ? Ask Norman Baker ....

Norman Fox Mulder Baker, MP for North Norfolk, is starting to come to some conclusions from his investigation into the death of the weapons scientist David Kelly. There a programme on BBC 2 at 9pm (GMT) tonight that's going to go into this.

I've posted about Mr Baker's efforts before likening it to the Edge of Darkness TV series that was on TV a while ago.

Mr Baker, who has spent a year investigating the case, believes there is enough evidence to suggest that the scientist did not kill himself.

The BBC have a page on this here ... extract below:

The Liberal Democrat MP said toxicology reports suggested there was not enough painkiller in Dr Kelly's system to kill him, and the method he had apparently chosen to commit suicide was not a recognised or effective one.

"I'm satisfied it was not suicide. And after that you're left with the conclusion that his life was deliberately taken by others," he tells The Conspiracy Files.

He tells the programme it has been suggested to him that the weapons scientist was assassinated.

So who gets the blame ? I have always maintained that Tony Blair looked finished just after David Kelly's death was announced - what did he know ?

Just to fit in with the conspiracy theme - and as Michael Meacher is trying to make the news himself this week - here is Michael Meacher campaigning in the TV series Edge of Darkness, call on new forces yet to emerge ... Still its all fiction - the government wouldn't really cover up the execution of its own citizens .. would it ?

Norman Baker and the Edge of Darkness

The Daily Mail is running a piece about the death of Dr Kelly, and about Norman Baker MP's\ investigations.

If Dr Kelly didn't die in the way we have been told then their is something very sinister and frightening going on - and most likely it would be in our government or at least they have known about it.

Signed copies of the Hutton report anyone ? By the way I've recently received a copy of The Edge of Darkness for my birthday - its sets me in the same frame of mind. (Amazon are offering a price reduction right now at GBP 9.97).

Is Norman Baker the real Fox Mulder ? (ans = nope, but he might be right anyway)

The Scotsman reports that Norman Baker claims his computer may have been wiped remotely. He says it contained medical evidence on why Dr David Kelly's death could not have been suicide.

The MP told the BBC: "What my investigations to date have demonstrated is that there are significant medical doubts from professional medical people about the alleged cause of death. "

Now Norman - I'm ready to be convinced on the medical front. I find the end of David Kelly as explained by suicide unconvincing. But blaming the remote wiping of files of your computer is a bit much. If you really had something that important on your computer you should have backed it up - lots of times ( don't you watch 24 ? ). Much more likely you just had a computer virus. Anyway there are plenty of professional data recovery firms you could turn to. The only way to really get rid of data of a hard disk is to grind it into dust. (Lord Levy take note. )

But I believe this will return to haunt the members of the Blair NuLabour administration. Just try to remember how Blair looked when he first heard the news ....