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To: Tarpaulin

I suppose this would be considered by some as a terrible thing to think but has anyone ever considered that Margaret is still alive and maybe had a part in her own kidnapping? From what I have read there has been no ransom demand and a few other little oddities that seem out of place. If she is in sympathy with the terrorists and is a British citizen for all we know she could be a "true believer" and is doing her little bit to help the cause. It could be an effort to erode support back in Britain. I know I am being cynical. Maybe it's from reading too much news. Just a thought. Flame away.


11 posted on 12/01/2004 5:16:05 PM PST by foolscap
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To: foolscap
I suppose this would be considered by some as a terrible thing to think but has anyone ever considered that Margaret is still alive and maybe had a part in her own kidnapping?

Good point. Her kidnapping (so far) has been different from others, since she has not been released.

I've wondered, myself, why she is the only foreign-born female aid worker who was not freed.

From: Britain: Body Isn't Kidnapped Aid Worker

Hassan was among nine foreign women hostages abducted in Iraq this year. Eight, including two Italian aid workers and Polish-born Teresa Borcz Khalifa, have been released.

Maybe her kidnapping was part of a semi-elaborate scheme to cover-up her ordered assassination.

Maybe "important" people don't want her to be alive to testify to the deprivations Iraqi children continued to suffer at the very time the UN's oil-for-food program was supposed to be helping them.

Her testimony could whip up some powerfully angry anti-UN feelings.

Maybe she was marked for gang-style execution, but someone realized her execution could be camouflaged among all the other kidnappings.

12 posted on 12/02/2004 4:48:00 AM PST by syriacus (Who wanted Margaret Hassan murdered? What did she know about the oil-for-food scandal?)
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