Nissan Whistleblower: An Attempt to Warn COP 21 About Green Corruption

The blog of a Climate Change believer who worked for NISSAN Execs whistle-blew on EV fraud: in 2009 Sharyn learned NISSAN's cashflow problem led Carlos Ghosn's execs to seek American money to build an EV w/90's tech NISSAN previously deemed a failure, the Billion+ dollars was a secret bailout of a foreign company, Sharyn was already angry NISSAN discriminated, in 2006 women in management at NNA 20.9% dropped to 10% in 2009 the year Sharyn Bovat whistle-blew to Carlos Tavares

Sunday, June 10, 2012

CNN Questions Libya's Role in LOCKERBIE Bombing of Pan Am Flight 103: NISSAN CEO Carlos Ghosn (Most Likely) Knows WHO Bombed the American Plane: Congress Needs to Ask Him Questions & Also About Iran Contra....Thank You

CNN Questions Lockerbie: Did someone else bomb Pan Am 103? http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/22/world/lockerbie-suspects-qa/index.html

By Dave Gilbert and Nic Robertson, CNN (Respected Journalist)

He believes that Iran is the likely suspect behind the bombing, using the Palestinian group The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command (PFLP-GC) to carry out the attack.

Excerpt from CNN article: http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/22/world/lockerbie-suspects-qa/index.html

CNN's Nic Robertson, who tracked down al Megrahi in Libya during the uprising against Gadhafi, spoke to his family in August 2011. They told him they believed al-Megrahi was the victim of both international justice and the regime of the ousted Libyan leader, who they say used him as a scapegoat.

Nic Robertson: Finding the Lockerbie bomber

He told CNN he believed the group operated from Damascus but had a cell inside Germany, and alleges the attack was in revenge for the accidental shooting down of an Iranian passenger jet by the Americans in July 1988 with the loss of 290 lives. Missiles from USS Vincennes hit the plane as it flew over the Persian Gulf

The U.N. observer at the trial, Hans Kochler, has also called into question the verdict, telling the UK's Independent newspaper in 2009 that he believed al Megrahi to be innocent.

"I watched a case unfold that was based on circumstantial evidence. The indictment against him and Fhimah went to great lengths to explain how they supposedly planted a bomb on Flight 103, and yet Fhimah was acquitted of all the charges against him. It made no sense that al Megrahi was guilty when Fhimah was acquitted," he said.