July 27, 2011  Lockerbie bomber appears on live Libyan TV  Rick
Moran  He's been dying for two years, but is apparently in good
enough health to appear live on Libyan TV so that Gaddafi can
rub NATO's nose in it.  The man convicted of killing 270 people
in the Lockerbie bombing has been seen on Libyan television.
Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was released from a Scottish prison almost
two years ago on compassionate grounds, after serving nearly
eight years of a 27-year sentence.   In footage seen by the BBC
on Tuesday night, a television presenter introduced Megrahi at
what appears to be a pro-government rally, and said his
conviction was the result of a "conspiracy". He also said his
release had been a victory against oppression.  It was reported
that during the apparently live broadcast, Megrahi was in a
wheelchair.  Megrahi returned to Libya after being freed in
August 2009. He had been diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer
and the Scottish Government released him on compassionate
grounds after judging that he