A long time friend, Gary Aked, of Saad al Hilli has thrown out an accusation that is I believe much closer to the target as to who murdered al Hilli and his family. Aked says that al Hilli always had strong anti-Zionist views but had lately begun to express those views more strongly, and had recently changed his profile picture from one of is eldest daughter to one of a bearded arabic leader.
"He would forever be talking about how the Israelis were taking over the world and specifically taking over America. He hated Israeli Jews taking big banks and strongholds in America.
He thought 9/11 was an inside job by the Israelis to create hatred against the Arabic nations. After 9/11 his involvement in chatrooms increased dramatically. He was very passionate about his beliefs. He didn’t believe the Jews should be in Israel. He thought the land should be Palestinian."
...Both men regularly chatted on Skype and Gary recalls Saad recently replacing his profile picture from a photo of his eldest daughter to an image of a bearded Arabic leader.
In April he also posted a web link to an interview conducted by controversial Wikileaks founder Julian Assange with Hassan Nasrallah, leader of Hezbollah, the Lebanese terrorist organisation fighting against Israel.
...But Gary says Saad’s own family meant the world to him. And he’s sure reports of a feud between Saad and his brother Zaid, 53, of Chessington, Surrey, over their father’s will are well wide of the mark in the search for a motive.
Gary, who also knows Zaid, said: "They are very different characters, Zaid was the serious older one, the accountant, whereas Saad was more the cheeky chappy one, less serious.
"I don’t know about any big feud. Saad was very upset when his father died in Spain a year ago.
"His family involved in this? Definitely not. His brother? No way."
[source : "It’s possible Mossad has taken offence and put a hit out on him": French shooting dad's secret Islamic rants could hold key to massacre, Sunday Mirror, http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/french-alps-shooting-islamic-rants-1326315, 16/09/2012]
Isn't it very, very, very curious that the NATO media, who had probably never heard of Saad al Hilli, had the case solved within hours and put out the cover story that his brother had killed Saad and his family over a feud, but a very good friend of the family for 20 years says there was no feud and suggests Israel killed him.
This is the same NATO media who told us that Iraq had WMDs that could hit our backyard barbecues in 45 minutes, and that Dr David Kelly (who had converted to Bahai who oppose suicide) killed himself. Whoever could order the NATO media to tell us that BS can easily order them to tell us more BS about a shooting in France (as they did with Mohammed Merah in Toulouse earlier this year).
It is beginning to look like al Hilli may well have become radicalised in some way and was acting on this radicalisation in some way that upset the Anglo-American-Israeli war machine enough for them to kill him. Changing a profile photo from your eldest daughter to one of a bearded arabic leader suggests some kind of radicalisation. But how radical? al Hilli was a Shia muslim, who are currently targets of the Anglo-American-Israeli war machine who are using Sunni al Qaeda and Salafists to destroy none Sunni nations such as Libya, Syria, Iran, and Lebanon to get at Hezbollah.
Another Anglo-American-Israeli war machine angle could be due to Iraq. Iraq was named in Israel's A Clean Break and the Zionist PNAC's Rebuilding America's Defenses, as well as the war-on-seven-nations-in-five-years plan revealed to General Wesley Clark shortly after the inside job 9/11, and was accused of involvement in 9/11 and of having lots and lots of WMD (which they didn't and those they had were bought from us). The following is apparently a letter to The Independent describing a series of assassinations that began shortly after the illegal invasion of Iraq in 2003.
Sir/Madame,
It is very difficult to read the horrific details of the Annecy shootings, described rightly by many media reporters as ‘targeted assassination’. The fact that this particular vehicle was targeted on this quiet road, and the shooting in the head of the adults has all the hallmarks of a professional killing. I fear Mr Al Hilli’s Iraqi nationality is at the heart of this case.
More 500 Iraqi scientists, professionals and academics (according to brussellstribunal.org) had been the subject of a successful targeted assassination very similar in nature to that of the deliberate slaying of Mr Al Hilli. What appears to be a concerted campaign that has not spared any community in Iraq, the assassination campaign started in Baghdad in May 2003 and continues to date. No credible investigation by any official party has ever taken place so far.
In Iraq, the gunmen who carry out the killing (and they rarely fail) would often ask bystanders to move away, before they shoot to kill their targeted victim.
While in Iraq where the Green Zone government’s least worry is to protect the lives of those who are best qualified to be critical of its performance, the assassins need not worry about leaving witnesses at the crime scene. In Europe it is a different matter, hence the assassinations of the other three adults. I call on the French investigators not to ignore this credible possibility, to widen the circle of their investigation and take the case to Baghdad. Who else benefits from the emptying of Iraq from the very section of its society that is capable of taking it forwards?
[source : Annecy Murders: So far more speculation than investigation, Random Pottins Blog, http://randompottins.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/the-saad-al-hilli-his-wife-iqbal-his.html, 13/09/2012]
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