Based on that statement alone, is there not reasonable suspicion that the United Kingdom's decision to conclude a Prisoner Transfer Agreement that did not explicitly exclude al-Megrahi was based primarily on the U.K.'s concern about its relations with Libya, commercial and otherwise?
Bob Menendez: “Based on that statement alone, is there not reasonable suspicion that the United Kingdom's decision to conclude a…”
On the recordSeptember 28, 2010
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Menendez questions the motives behind the UK's Prisoner Transfer Agreement with Libya.
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