Theresa May just named Russia as responsible for the chemical attack in the UK

[hater]

Teresa May

Old bearded lady shud b baking cookies for Mr Bean not leading great britain

[pgardn]

The former Soviet scientist, Vil Mirzanyanov, who 'blew the whistle' and wrote about the 'Novichoks', now lives in a $1 million home in the United States. The AFP news agency just interviewed him about the recent incident:

Mirzayanov, speaking at his home in Princeton, New Jersey, said he is convinced Russia carried it out as a way of intimidating opponents of President Vladimir Putin.
"Only the Russians" developed this class of nerve agents, said the chemist. "They kept it and are still keeping it in secrecy."

The only other possibility, he said, would be that someone used the formulas in his book to make such a weapon.


so basically the guy is sayin its definitely Russia OR SOMEONE THAT READ THE FORMULA ON MY BOOK


holeeee sheeet

Someone....

Someone who was an expert at playing with the stuff. And his type of precursors are very different from the Russian ones. The old guy was thrown out and lives here. He maybe covering his ass out of fear. They had over 100 different final products, and even more precursors, all of which are extremely dangerous (not the precursors) to handle and different from his.

But someone...

So Britian has planted this compound to poison police and two Russians because May is in political trouble. That's always the incredibly twisted logic.

My car won't start. A ghost has been playing with the engine. Go down that trail. Enjoy the journey.

[hater]

holy what an embarrasing up this will be

[pgardn]

Analyse the following and tell us about it hater

A wide range of potential structures have been reported. These all feature the classical organophosphorus core (sometimes with the P=O replaced with P=S or P=Se), which is most commonly depicted as being a phosphoramidate or phosphonate, usually fluorinated (c.f. monofluorophosphate). The organic groups are subject to more variety; however, a common subs uent is phosgene oxime or analogues thereof. This is a potent chemical weapon in its own right, specifically as a nettle agent, and would be expected to increase the harm done by the Novichok agent. Many claimed structures from this group also contain cross-linking agent motifs which may covalently bind to the acetylcholinesterase enzyme's active site in several places, perhaps explaining the rapid denaturing of the enzyme that is claimed to be characteristic of the Novichok agents.



What does this mean. I will return to look at your response.
Farewell.

[hater]

Teres My

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[pgardn]

holy what an embarrasing up this will be

Quack.

Knows nothing about the ID process of these things. Just you basic political philosopher

Ahmed's academic work has focused on the systemic causes of mass violence. He was a tutor at the Department of International Relations, University of Sussex, and has lectured at Brunel University’s Politics & History Unit at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, for courses in international relations theory, contemporary history, empire and globalization.^[2

And thrown off the Guardian 3 years ago as a blogger.
Can't get a job, look for hater clicks...

[hater]

Wait is Mays theory that Novichom wqs planted in daughters bag in Russia???

This deadliest chemical was doormant thru the trip And somehow miraculously it only became active on park bench days later????

. Teres My

[RandomGuy]

Do you think that Putin should be killing his critics?

Meh it has some good content and news as does cnn, wapo, etc

Actually their newsfeed is quick and dynamic much more so than cnn, fox which are slow and old fashioned

It is similar to huffpost in that way

In the nd they are all propaganda but still a good news source.

Well agree to disagree

Do you think that Putin should be killing his critics?

[RandomGuy]

"In 2013 Russian President Vladimir Putin's officially declared salary was about 306,000 rubles ($9,500) a month. In 12 months he earned 3,672,000 rubles ($115,000). The following year his earnings drastically increased, exceeding 640,000 rubles ($16,000) a month and 7.7 million rubles ($193,000) a year."

Not bad. Here is one of his palaces:



Seems a bit beyond his salary don't you think?

[hater]

Meh we been killing our critics as well. Malcolm x, luther king, etc

Because every ex US president is living in a middle class home

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[Pavlov]

Meh we been killing our critics as well. Malcolm x, luther king, etc

Who are you saying killed those two?

Because every ex US president is living in a middle class home

Putin is the current president. Has he ever had a job outside of government?

[hater]

even British MPs jumping ship on the theory

Bris Jhnson

[hater]

Pavlov actually nailed this on the 2nd post of this thread

Good job niga

[pgardn]

I got a line.
May trying to take attention away from Brexit news which is constant in GB.
This could be useful.

Hater late...

[hater]

Teres My

bris Jhnson

[pgardn]

Teres My

bris Jhnson

Exactly what does this change?

There are over 100 variants.
The Russians refuse to cooperate with an investigation.
Let them prove the free world wrong.

If this is a big fat farce, let them prove it. Invite ALL the western press.
We have a clear allegation. We have a very simple way to prove they were not involved with the chemical used. Answer the questions. It's easy. Then it will lead right back to the UK. The US, France, and the Germans, all of whom understand the allegation, will know May is lying.

If not the Oligarchs get their money in the West frozen. Some western companies, who know the risk of doing business in Russia, will experience some bad months. Maybe it is all good in the long run. Let Russia become self sufficient.

btw... why even keep your fortune with Western financial ins utions? Just put it in Russian investments and bonds. Where, if you get on the wrong side of Putin, you and your money, disappear. They even went so far as to out some of the people responsible for doping their Olympic athletes when they fdup. Does not take much to lose your life in a place your life is worthless. In the context of the motherland.

[djohn2oo8]

Yet Trump congratulates Putin.

[pgardn]

Yet Trump congratulates Putin.

Then throws out 60 diplomats and does not rule out sanctions on Putin himself.

Putin the thug testing the waters.
Found out it's a bit cold.

[koriwhat]

Yet Trump congratulates Putin.

likely is the keyword here... speculation isn't truth no matter how you spin it. so it went from a for sure thing to a likely scenario but russia has to prove themselves? the whole russia thing is hysterical.

[koriwhat]

kyle griffin = the drudge report of the far left loons.

he almost regurgitates bs as bad as boutons does here.

[pgardn]

likely is the keyword here... speculation isn't truth no matter how you spin it. so it went from a for sure thing to a likely scenario but russia has to prove themselves? the whole russia thing is hysterical.

The probability of the brotherhood of spies getting him and his daughter or the Russian government even ordering it is so much likelier than a ludicriously stupid false flag crap it's not even close. It's still possible I'm being fooled by US going to the moon, but not likely. All you have to do is read the RUSSIAN reports right AFTER it happened, not AFTER May called them out. The Russians back pedaled big time. Regardless, the Russians KNOW how this went down. They look bad either way. They got spies who went rogue, it was ordered, it was ordered high level, they know. The big problem for them is the people they were trying to poison were found ALIVE. We would have read about this and known nothing if they had not been found alive with symptoms illustrated. This has happened before to Russian expatriates, found dead without any way of knowing exactly what happened. It was bad luck for the Russians.
They know and they are not saying. They could hold a non discussed back room meeting and say "you see these these guys right here, they did it without Our approval and are dangerous". We have them now. This was not an act of war. Furthermore, this is how we will prevent this in the future.

Done. Over.

But this ain't happening. So they get sanctioned.

[Chris]