WHO KILLED COO(C)K ROBIN? By GIOVANNI DI STEFANO
On
the 6th August 2005, at approximately 14.20pm, Robin Cook MP died whilst walking
with his wife Gaynor in the North West of Scotland. Mr Cook was flown by
coastguard helicopter to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness, where he was pronounced
dead.
Gaynor
Cook, his wife, has never spoken about the matter to this day despite repeated
requests from the media.
Tony
Blair, the then British Prime Minister, failed to attend the funeral of Robin
Cook on the pretext he was occupied on other matters.
In
September 1978, in London, the Bulgarian defector Georgi Markov was murdered by
the famous poisoned umbrella. A few weeks earlier in Paris an attempt was made
on the life of Vladimir Kostov. Both Markov and Kostov involved the use of
iridium pellets laced with Ricin.
In
March 2003, Mr Cook resigned as Leader of the House of Commons. He did so
because he could not support a war against Iraq without the backing of the
Security Council. In his resignation speech however, he made a comment which may
have subsequently cost him his life:
“I have heard it said that Iraq has had not months but 12 years in which to complete disarmament, and that our patience is exhausted. Yet it is more than 30 years since resolution 242 called on Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories. We do not express the same impatience with the persistent refusal of Israel to comply.”
That
comment may well have cost him his life.
It
is said that the MP for Livingston collapsed and fell while hill walking in
Sutherland at the weekend. He fell 8ft down a ridge near the summit of the
2,365ft Ben Stack in Sutherland. A post-mortem examination found former Foreign
Secretary died of ‘hypertensive heart
disease’. The examination confirmed that he died from his illness rather
than injuries sustained in the fall. The post-mortem examination was conducted
at the Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
During
the first Gulf War, Saddam Hussein (deceased) launched rocket missiles against
Tel Aviv. There was more than sufficient evidence to show that since 1991 and
right up to 2003 Israel and Iraq were much closer than publicly perceived.
Whilst on the face of it there was anti Israeli feelings by the Iraqi people it
was in fact the Israeli Government that persuaded George Bush Sr. not to attack
Baghdad at that time or to remove Saddam from office. Israel preferred dealing
with Saddam Hussein than any who may come after him. Those submissions by the
Israeli Government were more than recorded and of course both the NSA and GCHQ
had transcripts of both intercepts and meetings.
One
man knew of the close relationship between Iraq and Israel-: Robin Cook. That
man had a copy of the intercept transcripts. He was not alone!
In
September 2005, Robin Cook, was about to make the file available. It was this
disagreement that led to the breakdown of relationship between Cook and Tony
Blair which would subsequently cause Tony Blair to snub even his former Foreign
Secretary’s funeral.
