Too busy giving a about SNL and the Oscars and other more important matters.
You are free to be as obsessed with her as you want.
rando tweets
What happened to the other 6 SonyaSones?
The same people who assured you that Saddam Hussein had WMD’s now assure you Russian “novichok” nerve agents are being wielded by Vladimir Putin to attack people on British soil. As with the Iraqi WMD dossier, it is essential to comb the evidence very finely. A vital missing word from Theresa May’s statement yesterday was “only”. She did not state that the nerve agent used was manufactured ONLY by Russia. She rather stated this group of nerve agents had been “developed by” Russia. Antibiotics were first developed by a Scotsman, but that is not evidence that all antibiotics are today administered by Scots.
The “novichok” group of nerve agents – a very loose term simply for a collection of new nerve agents the Soviet Union were developing fifty years ago – will almost certainly have been analysed and reproduced by Porton Down. That is entirely what Porton Down is there for. It used to make chemical and biological weapons as weapons, and today it still does make them in small quan ies in order to research defences and antidotes. After the fall of the Soviet Union Russian chemists made a lot of information available on these nerve agents. And one country which has always manufactured very similar persistent nerve agents is Israel. This Foreign Policy magazine (a very establishment US publication) article on Israel‘s chemical and biological weapon capability is very interesting indeed. I will return to Israel later in this article.
Incidentally, novichok is not a specific substance but a class of new nerve agents. Sources agree they were designed to be persistent, and of an order of magnitude stronger than sarin or VX. That is rather hard to square with the fact that thankfully nobody has died and those possibly in contact just have to wash their clothes.
From Putin’s point of view, to assassinate Skripal now seems to have very little motivation. If the Russians have waited eight years to do this, they could have waited until after their World Cup. The Russians have never killed a swapped spy before.
It is worth noting that the “wicked” Russians gave Skripal a far lighter jail sentence than an American equivalent would have received. If a member of US Military Intelligence had sold, for cash to the Russians, the names of hundreds of US agents and officers operating abroad, the Americans would at the very least jail the person for life, and I strongly suspect would execute them. Skripal just received a jail sentence of 18 years, which is hard to square with the narrative of implacable vindictiveness against him. If the Russians had wanted to make an example, that was the time.
That blog is right up there with his "Zionist Censorship on Facebook" entry.
It is worth noting that the “wicked” Russians gave Skripal a far lighter jail sentence than an American equivalent would have received. If a member of US Military Intelligence had sold, for cash to the Russians, the names of hundreds of US agents and officers operating abroad, the Americans would at the very least jail the person for life, and I strongly suspect would execute them. Skripal just received a jail sentence of 18 years, which is hard to square with the narrative of implacable vindictiveness against him. If the Russians had wanted to make an example, that was the time.
I am alarmed by the security, spying and armaments industries’ frenetic efforts to stoke Russophobia and heat up the new cold war. I am especially alarmed at the stream of cold war warrior “experts” dominating the news cycles. I write as someone who believes that agents of the Russian state did assassinate Litvinenko, and that the Russian security services carried out at least some of the apartment bombings that provided the pretext for the brutal assault on Chechnya. I believe the Russian occupation of Crimea and parts of Georgia is illegal. On the other hand, in Syria Russia has saved the Middle East from domination by a new wave of US and gulf sponsored extreme jihadists.
The naive view of the world as “goodies” and “baddies”, with our own ruling class as the good guys, is for the birds. I witnessed personally in Uzbekistan the willingness of the UK and US security services to accept and validate intelligence they knew to be false in order to pursue their policy objectives. We should be extremely sceptical of their current anti-Russian narrative. There are many possible suspects in this attack.
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Craig Murray is an author, broadcaster and human rights activist. He was British Ambassador to Uzbekistan from August 2002 to October 2004 and Rector of the University of Dundee from 2007 to 2010.
Globalresearch
Russian scientist accidentally exposed took 5 years to die. Of course the US and GB do research on this stuff as they were asked by Uzbekistan to dismantle old production facilities to get rid of the stuff because it is very difficult to work with. Which is part of the reason its application in warfare is sketchy as it's very easy to poison yourself. It's very reactive, and not very predictable as to what strength a researcher is actually making. Apparently it is very difficult to handle after the precursors have been put together. Russia has done by far the most research on this as there are probably 100 variants of this stuff.
We know this, the Russians know this, GB knows this.... What other countries like France are waiting on, is if the Russian government actually ordered this. It may be Russian agents on their own spy network getting retribution with the Kremlin willing to sit it out. It is possible the Kremlin looks either stupid, or not in control of their agents. The UN will be taking this up once reports have been finalized and the EU and the US could be looking to freeze Russian assets down the road.
Bottom line: The Kremlin looks bad no matter if it was ordered or not. And the Kremlin certainly does not want to have to endure any more economic hardship for its Oligarch elites, and or Russia as a whole. EU and US punishment is really not needed. Russia wishes this would go away.
He's a different breed of cat, he doesn't get the same feels you get.
France calls Mays bluff
President Emmanuel Macron’s spokesman suggested May was acting prematurely. “We don’t do fantasy politics. Once the elements are proven then the time will come for decisions to be made,” Benjamin Griveaux told a news conference in Paris.
https://www.theguardian.com/us
Of course they look bad that is the main goal of this propaganda but you are missing the point. UK and Israel at very least have the same nerve agent at hand in their labs so it could have also come from them. Also if both have it US 100% has the nerve agent as wellBottom line: The Kremlin looks bad no matter if it was ordered or not. And the Kremlin certainly does not want to have to endure any more economic hardship for its Oligarch elites, and or Russia as a whole. EU and US punishment is really not needed.
If Skripal was involved with Orbis/MI6/Trump dossier he could have been attacked to shut him up as he was a proven loose cannon. Also Israel could have attacked him to damage Russia as its happening. Israel is fuming at Russia for interfring in their plans in Syria.
Of course the 2 above are just theories but as valid theories as Theresa Mays theory as also agreed by that article:
Both the Orbis and Israeli theories are speculations. But they are no more a speculation, and no more a conspiracy theory, than the idea that Vladimir Putin secretly sent agents to Salisbury to attack Skripal with a secret nerve agent. I can see absolutely no reason to believe that is a more valid speculation than the others at this point.
President Emmanuel Macron’s spokesman suggested May was acting prematurely. “We don’t do fantasy politics. Once the elements are proven then the time will come for decisions to be made,” Benjamin Griveaux told a news conference in Paris.
https://www.theguardian.com/us
Rt is a news source as good or bettr than any american tbqh
Not sure why the meltdown
“Eventhough thats what was said”
Then why did you lie about where you got the quote?
Are you ing re ed? Did you even go to the guardian to check?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-politics-live
France says it wants 'definitive conclusions' on Salisbury attack before taking action
France has said it wants firm proof of Russian involvement in the nerve-toxin poisoning of a Russian double agent in Britain before it takes any action in solidarity with the British government, Reuters reports. The report goes on:
In contrast to German chancellor Angela Merkel and US president Donald Trump who assured British prime minister Theresa May they were taking her government’s views on possible Russian involvement extremely seriously, President Emmanuel Macron and other French officials have declined to mention Russia.
After France initialled condemned the nerve agent attack on Sergei Skripal and his daughter and expressed solidarity with Britain on Tuesday, French government spokesman Benjamin Griveaux on Wednesday said it was too early for Paris to decide whether action should be taken.
President Emmanuel Macron’s spokesman suggested May was acting prematurely.
“We don’t do fantasy politics. Once the elements are proven, then the time will come for decisions to be made,” Griveaux told a news conference shortly after May said she was expelling Russian diplomats and suspending bilateral talks.
While he called the attack a “very serious act” on a strategic ally, Griveaux said France was waiting for “definitive conclusions” and evidence that the “facts were completely true” before taking a position.
Your first quote was from RT.Are you ing re ed? Did you even go to the guardian to check?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-politics-live
I put the right link to it.
The word "suggested" is nowhere on the guardian page you linked.
Read the entire guardian article dumbo
Heres a quote from RT btw since some posters seem to like it so much
British authorities are nervous and have “something to hide,” the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has said in response to brash comments by the UK defense secretary, who told Moscow to “go away and shut up.”
“British Defense Secretary [Gavin Williamson] said Russia should 'go away and shut up,'” Maria Zakharova wrote on Facebook. “What could he say, the defense minister of a country that conceals information on the use of chemical-warfare agents on its soil?” she asked.“London has something to hide. The partners are nervous.”
Read underlined. There is no doubt it's Russian. The doubt comes from how far up the chain the orders came.
Total BS.Heres a quote from RT btw since some posters seem to like it so much
British authorities are nervous and have “something to hide,” the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson has said in response to brash comments by the UK defense secretary, who told Moscow to “go away and shut up.”
“British Defense Secretary [Gavin Williamson] said Russia should 'go away and shut up,'” Maria Zakharova wrote on Facebook. “What could he say, the defense minister of a country that conceals information on the use of chemical-warfare agents on its soil?” she asked.“London has something to hide. The partners are nervous.”
Basically all GB has done is put the onus on Russia to find out who decided this.
Again, this could be something the Russian government may allow if the comrades of the brotherhood of spies want to out a defector.
Channel One's Director for News Programmes, Kirill Kleimyonov, delivered the commentary, which concluded with an admonishment for "exclusively pedagogical purposes" to those who "dream of a career of a traitor to the motherland": "The profession of a traitor is one of the most hazardous in the world." He delivered another one "for a broader audience": "Don't choose England as a next country to live in. Whatever the reasons, whether you're a professional traitor to the motherland or you just hate your country in your spare time, I repeat, no matter, don't move to England.
Again this response is very telling via Russian press BEFORE T. May made her statement but AFTER the Russian use on Sergei. It's clear the British took the Russians by surprise in blaming them. They have probably gassed other turncoats. It's just harder to detect. The British got "lucky" finding the Russian spy and his daughter still alive and the agent still concentrated.
For those who don't know: Channel One is really dedicated to Russians. The message to the Russian people can be very different than RT which is for propaganda worldwide. So channel one is very useful for giving Russians warnings or "teaching" Russians how stay out of trouble.
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Making hater wash his mouth out.
Eating fecal material is a bizzare habit but can be fixed.
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