What should happen to the Libyan defector? - as history repeats itself

So, a senior member of Gadaffi's regime arrives in Britain on a plane - as did Rudolf Hess - from Nazi Germany - during the earlier stages of the Second World Warm. Mr Hess was tried and imprisoned.

Mr Mousa Khousa - allegedly involved in the Lockerbie massacre and Gadaffi's support for the IRA - should also be tried - in the International Court for war crimes. It should not be forgotten that Mr Khousa was expelled from London in the 1980s for allegedly urging the killing of British Citizens. He was a member of a regime which has murdered her own citizens and murdered our own through terrorism.

Whilst his arrival in Britain shows that Gadaffi's power is weakening, it is unlikely that Mr Khousa would have come here if Gadaffi was winning. He came on the chicken run.

P.S. Boris Johnson has just said on Question Time that if is there is the slightest evidence that Mr Khousa was behind Lockerbie, he should be put on trial.

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