It has all gone eerily quiet on this one in the UK. Gary Kasparov got extensive coverage on the BBC a few weeks ago, and if he and Berezovsky are giving different stories that will be... well, embarrassing.
Also an interesting take from Craig Murray, in relation to the Afghan heroin trade:
http://www.craigmurray.co.uk/archive...ky_murder.html
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Mr Lugovoi, himself an ex-KGB agent, said the poisoning could not have happened without some involvement from the British intelligence services.
"Even if [British special services] hadn't done it itself, it was done under its control or connivance," he said.
Asked if he had evidence of this, Mr Lugovoi said he did, without giving further details.
Well that proves it then, he has evidence!!!!
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I have to admit to a chortle when I read the report. Class indeed.
threaded in "Great Game" mode
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Lugavoi Master Stroke
What a stroke of genius!
The boy has implicated the British Secret Service now in the murder of Litvinenko.
Now dodgy statements of denial from M16 will follow and the UK tabloid will have a field day with allegations of UK involvement.
I predict more egg on the face of Brits.Tags: None
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