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Ursprungligen postat av Poyrojt
Klart intressant. Fortfarande saknas dock någon som helst förklaring till hur Saads far byggde upp sin förmögenhet som affärsman ( frånsett att han var driftig under tiden i Irak ), eller vad han sysslat med efter flytten från Irak.
Man tar heller inte upp att Saads kusin varit högt uppsatt inom statliga Iraq Airlines under Saddam-eran, vilket är motsägelsefullt då släkten ska ha varit i onåd hos Saddam.
Saads kusin i Irak, Hussain al-Hilli, tar annars upp Mossad-spåret som det han ser som möjligt:
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Hussain believes the real clues lie not in Iraq, but back in England, where Saad was employed by Guilldford-based Surrey Satellites Technology Limited, a firm involved in map-making technology.
Saad was reportedly working a project linked to European Aeronautic Defence and Space, a pan-European defence giant which has contracts with Russia, China and the Foreign Office.
French and British police have made inquiries at the firm, and while the exact nature of his work for them is not known, the absence of any comment from colleagues – even to point of posting no condolences on a Facebook page set up in Saad's memory – has led many to draw significance from the silence.
The theory goes that Saad, a Shia Muslim who was strongly anti-Israeli and supportive of Iran and their Lebanese militia allies, Hizbollah, might have accessed sensitive technology secrets of use to Israel's enemies.
"We used to discuss politics in our online conversations, and I was surprised by how radical he was – he was very supportive of Palestine, Hizbollah and Iran," said Hussain. "If he tried to give his technology to one of those Middle Eastern powers, he would incur the anger of their rivals. I have no proof of this, but if he was stuck between them, there could be some consequences."
Hussain points the finger at Israel, saying Mossad would not hesitate to wipe out anyone offering to help Tehran, just as they have done with scientists involved in Iran's nuclear programme. Others, though, think that if Saad had been hawking secrets around, it is just as likely that he fell foul of those he was trying to sell them to, either because the deal went sour for some reason, or to silence him afterwards.
Man kan även dra slutsatsen att Saad tycks ha varit under observation:
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During some of the conversations, Saad also expressed frustration about having lost various computer passwords and having his Skype account password "stolen". Again, what seemed like petty gripes at the time just might, with hindsight, have significance.
