Sky news total bulltulip

[Lambros]

I watched an interview today on sky news where the russian friend of the Alexander Litvinenko, is trying his hardest to blame Putin. And there was another man who was giving an example of why it may of not been Putin.

But the crazy sky news reporter said it must of been of Putin who was behind this because (wait for it) Alexander Litvinenko said on his death bed it was Putin?

So here we have Sky News convicting Putin on no evidence what so ever but for the words of a dying man who he himself knew quite well he does not know the truth behind his poisoning.

So this is yet another clear example of Government involvment on the news channels to make sure those reading the news accuse and convict Putin based on total Bull tulip.

Surely there is some way to hold these news channels to account for convicting verbally a leader of another Country for a murder (which is debatable) whithout a shred of evidence to back up their wild accusations of murder.
And yet no one replied to her saying how f/king stupid she is to even say what she said.

The news reporter on Sky News knew that what she said was scandalous yet she said it. Why?

To say Putin must be guilty because Alexander Litvinenko said so is outright pathetic.

It is just a nail in the coffin of Sky News and their credability is zero.

Again where are James Bonds of the MI5 and there colleagues in the MI6 when this guy was killed in front of their Bleeding Noses???

[AtW]

Go to Chechnya and you will get all evidence necessary: beware however that you will probably get back in a zipped up bodybag.

Here, read up a bit:

"Torture rife in Chechnya, rights group tells U.N.

GENEVA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Detainees, including women and minors, are routinely tortured in both official and secret prisons across Russia's Chechnya region, the campaigning group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Monday.

Methods used to extract information from people suspected of backing rebels seeking independence or from relatives of insurgents include beatings with cables, burning with red-hot rods, and electric shocks, according to a report from the group.

"Torture in both official and secret detention facilities is widespread and systematic in Chechnya," it declared in a summary of the document, a briefing paper delivered to the United Nations Committee Against Torture."

Source: http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L13445574.htm

The guy opted to keep his job at the expense of children's death in Beslan when he ordered to storm the school - to kill "traitor" like Litvinenko is a no-brainer and absolutely necessary to make example to anyone else who would want to betray the system.

[Lambros]

Go to Chechnya and you will get all evidence necessary: beware however that you will probably get back in a zipped up bodybag.

Here, read up a bit:

"Torture rife in Chechnya, rights group tells U.N.

GENEVA, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Detainees, including women and minors, are routinely tortured in both official and secret prisons across Russia's Chechnya region, the campaigning group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Monday.

Methods used to extract information from people suspected of backing rebels seeking independence or from relatives of insurgents include beatings with cables, burning with red-hot rods, and electric shocks, according to a report from the group.

"Torture in both official and secret detention facilities is widespread and systematic in Chechnya," it declared in a summary of the document, a briefing paper delivered to the United Nations Committee Against Torture."

Source: http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L13445574.htm

The guy opted to keep his job at the expense of children's death in Beslan when he ordered to storm the school - to kill "traitor" like Litvinenko is a no-brainer and absolutely necessary to make example to anyone else who would want to betray the system.

Accusations are bulltulip considering how many ways there are to kill someone while making it look entirely accidental, or from natural causes, the idea that Russia would kill a well known Putin critic with something as blatant and incriminating and public-fear inducing as radioactive Polonium, is completely absurd. Its not as if anyone could fail to notice the symptoms of severe radiation poisoning, or that his body and urine are highly radioactive.

So if he was poisoned by food, but with a radioactive substance rather than something that would have worked, and gone undetected, one can ONLY conclude it was for political purposes. In this case, to provide a pretext for more anti-Russian media propaganda.

[AtW]

The whole point is to kill in a way that would instill fear in others - that's why they use slow method in a way that strongly hints it is them, yet you can't really prove it.

You have no clue about what's going on in Russia, so either learn it well or keep your mouth shut.

[MarillionFan]

It's all very James Bond indeed. But then again didnt the KGB kill a man with poison from an umbrella many years ago.

The Israelis are less subtle. They like to use a gun ship.
The US like to use Cruise Missiles.
and the Russians like to read Ian Fleming.

and I'm fairly certain Adolf Hitler had read Harry Potter!!!!!!!!!!!!

[TheOmegaMan]

I prefer a 22LR Walther PPK with silencer for general purpose assignments. Dum Dum bullets integrate style with a lingering fear, especially if the first shot isn't a kill shot.

[DaveB]

It's all very James Bond indeed. But then again didnt the KGB kill a man with poison from an umbrella many years ago.

The Israelis are less subtle. They like to use a gun ship.
The US like to use Cruise Missiles.
and the Russians like to read Ian Fleming.

and I'm fairly certain Adolf Hitler had read Harry Potter!!!!!!!!!!!!

Was listening to a piece about this on Radio 4 and the possible connection to Russian organised crime. Apparently although they mostly go in for the standard bullet or three to the back of the head, they have a certain penchant for more baroque methods as well on occasion.

[MarillionFan]

I also understand that four american sattelites have been snatched out of the atmosphere by a spaceship fashioned in the head of President Putin.

threaded.

[Paddy]

It's all very James Bond indeed. But then again didnt the KGB kill a man with poison from an umbrella many years ago.

The Israelis are less subtle. They like to use a gun ship.
The US like to use Cruise Missiles.
and the Russians like to read Ian Fleming.

and I'm fairly certain Adolf Hitler had read Harry Potter!!!!!!!!!!!!

Poison umbrella was by the Bulgarians.

Don’t forget loads of mysterious deaths in the UK as well. John Smith for Labour party leader. David Kelly etc


I don’t take much notice of AtW because he sounds like one of those ex Baltic States Whinges

[AtW]

I don’t take much notice of AtW because he sounds like one of those ex Baltic States Whinges

In the last 2 years a lot of - I'd say majority of Putin's critics died in Russia - some were shot, some were poisoned, other died under strange circumstances, supposedly heart attack stuff: and now they kill on UK soil.

The main point is - there are much easier ways to kill people than use Polonium in quantity that can only be obtained from few nuclear labs around the world - you may buy small quantity of it on the Internet, but not enough to kill a person - more importantly given how little it takes to kill person dead quickly and have no effect at all, this cases shows that whoever did it had exact knowledge on how much to administer to get person die, but live for a few agonising weeks: this is specialist knowledge that can be obtained only experimentally - on other humans.