reposted from this thread:
HD Cube Augst 16 and 911 based September 8, 2006
http://hddesign.forumup.nl/viewtopic.php?t=135&mforum=hddesign
Sometimes it takes a few years.....
more than 2 years later I come to know about Jürgen Cain Külbel, a former German criminal investigator of the GDR. He maintains in his book "The murder of Hairiri", that the CIA and the Mossad are responsible for Hairiri's murder
After I first heard about Kulbel's book today ( only in German and arabic language), I found this interview in which he says:
Be aware of the fact that I expected significant developments in relation to the Hariri assassination / 'Syria first' situation prior to September 8, 2006.
In fact this whole thread is dedicated to this issue.
Back in September 2006 I didn't see any significant developments in the mainstream headlines, at least not to the extent of what I expected.
Later this 'in the face' synchronicity with posters at BAUT forum occured ( dismissed by the poster of course), emphasizing again on the signifigance of this timeframe around September 8 , 2006 again.
More than 2 years later it becomes clear:
from the interview:
Silvia Cattori: In your opinion, is Mr Serge Brammertz better?
Jürgen Cain Külbel: Brammertz has obviously bluffed the world public with his first and second “technical reports”. It is said that in the last weeks he has “reheated” one of Mehlis’ “chief witnesses”: Mohammad Zuheir Siddiq.
Siddiq told Al Arabiyya on Saturday,
September 9, 2006 that the “Syrian President Bashar Assad and his Lebanese counterpart Emile Lahoud gave orders to eliminate former Premier Rafik Hariri” and added that the "assassins are currently in prison and the rest are in Syria." He means the four Lebanese former security chiefs who have been detained for more than one year on the basis of his “declaration” and on the recommendation of Mehlis. They are the former head of the General Security, Brigadier General Jamil Sayyed; the former head of the Army Intelligence, General Raymond Azar; the former head of the Presidential Guards, Brigadier Mustafa Hamdan; and the former head of the General Internal Security Forces, Ali Hajj. But the German political news-magazine Der Spiegel had already revealed on
October 22, 2005 (Dutch: HD Tetrahedron at macrolevel, first UN publication about Syrian connections, see Hariri thread) that Siddiq was a dubious person with a criminal record as a convicted felon and swindler. The alleged former officer of the Syrian secret services had in reality been convicted more than once for penal offences related to money subtraction. The magazine reported that the UN investigating Commission was well aware that it had been lied to by Siddiq, who at first had affirmed that he had left Beirut one month before the assault on Hariri, but then had to admit at the end of September 2005 his direct involvement in the implementation of the crime.
Siddiq declared to Mehlis that he had put his apartment in Beirut at the disposition of the conspirators to kill Hariri, among them the imprisoned Syrian intelligence officials. About himself, he declared that he had gathered intelligence for the Syrian services regarding Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon. But weeks before the Syrian government had sent documentation about Siddiq to various Western governments, hoping that Mehlis would not get caught in the trap of a notorious impostor.
Later it became quite evident that Siddiq had received money for his depositions, considering that his siblings revealed that they had received a phone call from him from Paris, late in the summer, in which Siddiq announced "I have become a millionaire". Doubts regarding the credibility of the man were further fuelled by the revelation that Siddiq had been recommended to Mehlis by the long-term Syrian renegade Rifaat al-Assad, an uncle of the Syrian President who more than once offered himself as "alternative President of Syria".
Lebanon issued an arrest warrant against Siddiq, who was later named as a suspect by the UN probe investigating the case, but the French authorities refused to extradite Siddiq as capital punishment is still legal in Lebanon.
None of the four chiefs have faced formal accusations from the judiciary, and none of them have been confronted by Siddiq, as the law requires.
On Saturday,
September 9, 2006 Siddiq repeated his allegations from Paris: "I saw the car [suspected of carrying the explosives] while it was being prepared in the Zabadani Syrian intelligence camp in the Bekaa, and I gave the former head of the UN probe investigating the case irrevocable pictures and documents, and I have the negatives with me, and there are many things that will be revealed later."
This time Siddiq said the Syrian intelligence services had tried to "lure me back to Syria by offering large sums of money and the title of a local hero," if he revoked the accusations he made. He claimed he has a "tape of a high-ranking Syrian officer" who asked [him] last month to accuse some of the March 14 Forces’ leaders of prompting him to accuse Syria of assassinating Hariri.
Normally, magistrates and prosecutors with a healthy mind know that this kind of witness obviously has problems with his affections, and they should ask the question: Who created this super-witness? But I’m sure that they will not ask this question and that Brammertz loves this Siddiq.