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Diary of a Vengeance Foretold

A note on the timers of the PFLP-GC Bombs


By Dr. Ludwig de Braeckeleer ——--October 28, 2008

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The timers of the bombs recovered by the BKA in Frankfurt had been made by the Fatah group in Damascus.  Khreesat had first seen these timers at a PFLP-GC camp in Syria. He had tested four of them. All were good, and so he took them to use.    During an interview with FBI agents in Jordan, Khreesat said that one of the timers was a half-hour timer, one was for three-quarters of an hour, and one was for one hour.  Khreesat did not recall what time the fourth timer was set for.    None of the timers were for more than one hour, as it is not practical to build such timers. Of course, Khreesat does not know the time constant of the device used in the fifth bomb built by Abu Elias.   Khreesat is well aware that the times are not exact. Indeed the time changes depending upon how long the timers have been tested after last being used.    As a rule, they usually reset.  Khreesat used to test the timers three times in a row before installing the timer in a device. He found that in each test the time decreased.    After this, Khreesat puts the timers aside. Then, the next day, he tests them again. After such delay, the timers return to the original time.  

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  If the "fifth bomb" has indeed destroyed Pan Am 103 as a CIA source has told me and as most Lockerbie experts believe, then the fragment of a MST-13 Swiss timer must have been fabricated and planted since the PFLP-GC bomb makers do not know how to use them.  

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Dr. Ludwig de Braeckeleer——

Ludwig De Braeckeleer has a Ph.D. in nuclear sciences. Ludwig teaches physics and international humanitarian law. He blogs on “The GaiaPost.”

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