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Kelly was a scapegoat.
(From Western Daily Press)
SIR - I have watched, listened and observed the process of governmental control of information released on the Iraqi invasion and the ultimate collateral damage which this war involved, terminating in the untimely death of Dr David Kelly.
As with all authorities connected to the government, the corruption is widespread throughout the whole system. This includes the Crown Prosecution Service, DHSS, free trade and industrial control regulatory bodies. Also included is the regulatory body of the vivisection industry.
I have personal proof of this process of involvement in all Government-controlled departments.
It involves the ultimate protection of all people presumed to be relevant and in control.
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