DR DAVID KELLY - MISSING FINGERPRINTS

Dr David Kelly knew too much and died rather mysteriously.

Police have now admitted that the following objects found with his body did not have fingerprints on them:

His mobile phone

A watch

The knife he allegedly used to slash his wrist

The packs of pills he is said to have overdosed on

A water bottle

Read more: David Kelly death: Personal items found had no fingerprints.

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Tom Baldwin was the Times journalist who named David kelly as the source of the BBC's claim that the Blair government had sexed up its Iraq dossier.

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Baldwin has now been appointed by the UK Labour Party leader Ed Miliband as his new director of strategy.

Baldwin's wife Rebecca is a rich heiress.

Lord Ashcroft wrote of Baldwin: "I found Baldwin was not only a binge drinker, but also that he was a habitual user of cocaine, the Class A recreational drug."

DR DAVID KELLY AND 'MISSING NUCLEAR BOMBS'

Morocco



According to Gordon Bowden, at the Palestine Chronicle, 24 August 2010 (GlobalPost):



1. In 1991, Dr David Kelly oversaw the UK government's purchase of 3 battlefield plutonium bombs from South Africa.



David Cameron was sent by UK prime minister Thatcher to South Africa to seal the deal.



Reportedly the UK Treasury was overcharged by £17.8 million for the weapons. (Ex Dep. Asst. US Sec of State opens up a Pandora's Box.)



2. In 1991, in South Africa, Botha's white government was about to be handed over to the Black ANC.



The USA and UK asked Botha's Government to remove their 9 Bombs.



6 were to be sent to the USA for de-commissioning.



The other 3 were bought by the Thatcher government, for possible use against Saddam.



3. Reportedly, a Mr John Bredenkamp stole the 3 missiles.



He then sold them on the open market.



One of those stolen by Bredenkamp was detonated by NORTH KOREA on 25 May 2009.