Gerald Bull was my Father; I've been interested in this seriously since Blair blocked the inquest as no one has ever been charged in the assassination of my Father. This is the first time I've been able to see this, thank you.
It isn't the business of the UK to charge anyone in connection with a murder in Belgium. I guess your Dad shouldn't have been helping Saddam Hussein, then he might not have been topped by Mossad lol
@@esmeecampbell7396 He would have had his life taken from him by any number of agencies at least Mossad made it quick and we got to say our goodbyes, he also gave us all the info on where the money was
One of the Best Films you will ever see . Perhaps the Official version isn't telling the whole truth . Rylance understated performance as Doctor Kelly is just perfect , leaving more questions than answers .
I totally agree! 😊 If you’re interested to know more, and you haven’t already, I would highly recommend reading “The Strange Death of David Kelly” by Norman Baker MP. A truly fascinating and terrifying read!
@@martinobrien7110 It is an interesting film, but as is often the case with conspiracies, it just doesn't stand up to scrutiny. If the British Government killed everyone who questioned the evidence of the Iraq War then they'd have to have killed hundreds more people who are still alive today, journalists, other doctors, even some intelligence and Whitehall personnel. They haven't, so why bother with Kelly? What made him so special he "HAD" to be taken out? Nothing... they could have fired him and discredited him, he'd get some lowly job at a university somewhere, the only thing killing him would do was lend credit to idiotic theories. The conspiracy would require not just perfect execution of a bizarre sloppy method to make it look like suicide (which is logistically tricky if you think about how you'd kill someone and make it look like an accident) but also you'd have to hope no witnesses saw, you'd have to swear the various coroners and Police officers to total secrecy when the conducted the post mortem because it would be so hard to make it look like suicide that something would turn up that proved it wasn't. And even if there "was" a good reason to have him killed, why do it in such a stupid place? "They" could simply have him arrested on trumped up charges and then lock him away for good and "kill himself" in Belmarsh, or the basement of Porton Down, somewhere more controlled as an environment that they could rely on the story not leaking and it being easier to cover up. In fact "they" could just arrange to "find" a lot of illegal stuff on his hard drive and had him locked away for life, again much cleaner than any complicated attempt at cover up and it would achieve the exact same thing if for some reason they were desperate to stop him talking about...something...although it's hard to say what he could even have said that hadn't been said by someone else already.
Gerald Bull was my Father; I've been interested in this seriously since Blair blocked the inquest as no one has ever been charged in the assassination of my Father. This is the first time I've been able to see this, thank you.
Wow, thank you so much for sharing this with me! I googled your father, I am sorry for your loss. I appreciate you watching the video! ☺🥰
It isn't the business of the UK to charge anyone in connection with a murder in Belgium.
I guess your Dad shouldn't have been helping Saddam Hussein, then he might not have been topped by Mossad lol
@@esmeecampbell7396 He would have had his life taken from him by any number of agencies at least Mossad made it quick and we got to say our goodbyes, he also gave us all the info on where the money was
@@esmeecampbell7396"lol" really, have some respect, even if, just for yourself
One of the Best Films you will ever see . Perhaps the Official
version isn't telling the whole
truth . Rylance understated performance as Doctor Kelly
is just perfect , leaving more
questions than answers .
I totally agree! 😊 If you’re interested to know more, and you haven’t already, I would highly recommend reading “The Strange Death of David Kelly” by Norman Baker MP. A truly fascinating and terrifying read!
@@danbillington Tom Mangold al so has his " Doubts " about the " Truth " . The Facts do not add up.
Change the Story.
That is Experts for you .
@@martinobrien7110 It is an interesting film, but as is often the case with conspiracies, it just doesn't stand up to scrutiny.
If the British Government killed everyone who questioned the evidence of the Iraq War then they'd have to have killed hundreds more people who are still alive today, journalists, other doctors, even some intelligence and Whitehall personnel. They haven't, so why bother with Kelly? What made him so special he "HAD" to be taken out? Nothing... they could have fired him and discredited him, he'd get some lowly job at a university somewhere, the only thing killing him would do was lend credit to idiotic theories.
The conspiracy would require not just perfect execution of a bizarre sloppy method to make it look like suicide (which is logistically tricky if you think about how you'd kill someone and make it look like an accident) but also you'd have to hope no witnesses saw, you'd have to swear the various coroners and Police officers to total secrecy when the conducted the post mortem because it would be so hard to make it look like suicide that something would turn up that proved it wasn't.
And even if there "was" a good reason to have him killed, why do it in such a stupid place? "They" could simply have him arrested on trumped up charges and then lock him away for good and "kill himself" in Belmarsh, or the basement of Porton Down, somewhere more controlled as an environment that they could rely on the story not leaking and it being easier to cover up. In fact "they" could just arrange to "find" a lot of illegal stuff on his hard drive and had him locked away for life, again much cleaner than any complicated attempt at cover up and it would achieve the exact same thing if for some reason they were desperate to stop him talking about...something...although it's hard to say what he could even have said that hadn't been said by someone else already.
They killed him.
who? and why?