- 13 Mar 2018 18:23
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That's the thing. I still don't think the Kremlin did this. I do believe that nerve gas has been compromised and lost within Russia - and I suspect Russia know this and will not admit this. But I don't think they would be so sloppy to use there own traceable weapons for what was a prisoner once - especially when they could have used a more deadly poison. But the UK shouldn't publically declare any opinions on this until concrete proof can be declared and published. It isn't worth a diplomatic argument and increased tensions over a hunch.
Talking about hunches and feelings. This is most definitely conspiracy, but does anyone else think the daugher tried to poison her father? She lived in Russia. She too was poisoned which could have been when she administered the gas. She could be trusted. And more importantly, any links from Russia to her father that was left, regardless if political or not, could be associated with her. I could be wrong. But sometimes even a conspiracy can be a fact. So does anyone else think this?
This story has much to run. And no doubt the British government will declare something and be proven wrong like always. The Tories love putting their feet in their mouths. I suspect lightning will strike again. They are that stupid.
Atlantis wrote:The British empire is giving the Russians an ultimatum, cave in by midnight, or else ...
That's the thing. I still don't think the Kremlin did this. I do believe that nerve gas has been compromised and lost within Russia - and I suspect Russia know this and will not admit this. But I don't think they would be so sloppy to use there own traceable weapons for what was a prisoner once - especially when they could have used a more deadly poison. But the UK shouldn't publically declare any opinions on this until concrete proof can be declared and published. It isn't worth a diplomatic argument and increased tensions over a hunch.
Talking about hunches and feelings. This is most definitely conspiracy, but does anyone else think the daugher tried to poison her father? She lived in Russia. She too was poisoned which could have been when she administered the gas. She could be trusted. And more importantly, any links from Russia to her father that was left, regardless if political or not, could be associated with her. I could be wrong. But sometimes even a conspiracy can be a fact. So does anyone else think this?
This story has much to run. And no doubt the British government will declare something and be proven wrong like always. The Tories love putting their feet in their mouths. I suspect lightning will strike again. They are that stupid.