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Originally posted by seattlelaw
And if security agencies were not involved there would not be multiple stories out there. Disinfo is the imprimatur of "intelligence" agencies.
The upshot is that Russia, having attempted to convert herself politically thanks to an insightful leader, was abandoned by the US which first coerced the changes. This is not much different from what we did in Iraq with our limited troop commitment and focus on the oil ministry. Anarchy was a foregone conclusion and it helps (or at least they thought it would) the present administration in perpetuating the terrorism myth which swayed the public towards accepting an unnecessary and costly war.
Russia likely needs a strongman like Saddam (Putin? - maybe) to control the worst of the worst in a corrupt system. Dubya would like nothing better than to be that strongman for us here in the good old US of A. He said so himself when he was first innaugurated in 2000. He believes he is the chosen one. God help us.
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
There's traces on airlines of the radioactive material originating in Russia.
I think he was poisoned IN russia, and brought it over here with him.
Just my thoughts.
Originally posted by zeed85
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
There's traces on airlines of the radioactive material originating in Russia.
I think he was poisoned IN russia, and brought it over here with him.
Just my thoughts.
Polonium 210 only last 138 days.
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
Originally posted by zeed85
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
There's traces on airlines of the radioactive material originating in Russia.
I think he was poisoned IN russia, and brought it over here with him.
Just my thoughts.
Polonium 210 only last 138 days.
It takes a matter of hours to get from the furthes point in russia to london.
It took days for him to die a slow death.
15 days is ample time.
But again,if the government wanted this man dead, because he knew something..
you wouldnt poison him with a rare radioactive material that takes days to kill...
you especially dont let him leave the country, with the evidence in his body.
[edit on 4-12-2006 by Agit8dChop]
Originally posted by Agit8dChop
I think putin knows what happened..
but i dont think he had control over it.
I have a really really bad feeling that one day, after something significant has happened, we will be able to look back on this and understand what went on.
HE hadnt been to russia hey...
hmmm...
so who's brazon enough to bring this stuff over, on a passenger flight..
possibly being contaminated themselves?
I tell you nothing makes sense anymore.
Originally posted by Hellmutt
They have found traces of polonium at Arsenal's stadium in London!
Reuters: Polonium traces found at Arsenal stadium
Originally posted by makeitso
'I can blackmail them. We can make money
'He told me he was going to blackmail or sell sensitive information about all kinds of powerful people including oligarchs, corrupt officials and sources in the Kremlin,' she said. 'He mentioned a figure of £10,000 they would pay each time to stop him broadcasting these FSB documents. Litvinenko was short of money and was adamant that he could obtain any files he wanted.'
Litvinenko proved he had sources in the heart of the Russian security services by producing what he said was a 100-page confidential FSB report from 2005 and forwarding it to Svetlichnaja, a politics student at the University of Westminster.
Originally posted by zeed85
If Putin wanted this guy dead he would have been robbed and stabbed to death or his car crash or he would have been found in some woods with his wrist slashed or hanging in a tree.
zeed85
Russia is led by an ex kgb/fsb nutter not an insightful leader
Originally posted by seattlelaw
That disbelief that Putin could be involved in something this messy may be what he is relying on. Also, it is possible that the hit was assigned but the means was not. Putin may be as angry about the use of polonium as is the British public.
Originally posted by Hellmutt
Source ( in Norwegian...)