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We have to go back a bit for this story.
On June 27, 1980, a commercial airliner fell from the sky for some mysterious reason.
We were eventually told a bomb had exploded on the plane, but nobody bought the excuse.
Additionally, several investigations pointed to a missile strike.
Now we know the truth.
He Just Spilled the Beans
Giuliano Amato, a two-time Premier, is now saying it was France that shot down the plane.
Amato stated that they were attempting to hit a Libyan military aircraft believed to have been carrying then-Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi when the passenger airliner was shot down by mistake.
He stated, “The most credible version is that of responsibility of the French air force, in complicity with the Americans and who participated in a war in the skies that evening of June 27.”
At the time, France, the United States, and NATO all denied any military activity had taken place that day.
Here is a report raising these exact questions…
Amato added, “I ask myself why a young president like Macron, while age-wise extraneous to the Ustica tragedy, wouldn’t want to remove the shame that weighs on France.
“And he can remove it in only two ways – either demonstrating that the this thesis is unfounded or, once the (thesis’) foundation is verified, by offering the deepest apologies to Italy and to the families of the victims in the name of his government.”
Sooner or later, the truth comes out, even if it takes more than four decades.
Source: Breitbart
