Thread: Former Russian spy critically ill in Britain after exposure to unidentified substance

That whole fucking interview was hilarious. We are supposed to believe they flew from Moscow to Salisbury for an hour's sightseeing?

Clearly it was aimed at the same sort of dumb, propaganda led idiots at which baldy orange cunto aims his horseshit carnival barking.

I daresay OhOh and his little puppy lapdog Klondyke lapped it all up.

ok it didn't seem too convincing, and they have the signature face of petty KGB officers, but who cares really

Can someone please try and convince me that two men can walk up to a door, in full view of everyone, spray it with the most lethal nerve agent known to man, a drop the size of a pinhead will kill a buffalo in 2 minutes, without wearing protective clothing/respirators and not be contaminated themselves?

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Can someone please try and convince me that two men can walk up to a door, in full view of everyone, spray it with the most lethal nerve agent known to man, a drop the size of a pinhead will kill a buffalo in 2 minutes, without wearing protective clothing/respirators and not be contaminated themselves?

Can someone please explain to you a scenario you just made up?

No.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Can someone please explain to you a scenario you just made up?

I thought I was describing it as it was. Do you have a different version of events?

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Do you have a different version of events?

The narrative is fluid...

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

I thought I was describing it as it was. Do you have a different version of events?

I haven't seen any video of them doing what you describe.

Do you have a link?

For the 911 we also haven't seen any evidence (to the official version), however, we believe it, don't we?
Pity that nobody hadn't advised Bush that time about "highly likely" evidence...

Instead of complaining about the slush and the weather in Salisbury, those two Russian guys should count themselves lucky. If they'd gone there the next day, the whole city was on lockdown.

Skripal Poisoning Suspect’s Passport Data Shows Link to Security Services


An ongoing Bellingcat investigation conducted jointly with The Insider Russia has confirmed through uncovered passport data that the two Russian nationals identified by UK authorities as prime suspects in the Novichok poisonings on British soil are linked to Russian security services. This finding directly contradicts claims by the Russian president on 12 September 2018, and by the two men in an interview broadcast on RT one day later, that they are civilians who traveled to Salisbury for a tourist getaway.


Original Russian documents reviewed by Bellingcat and The Insider confirm definitively that the two men were registered in the central Russian resident database under the names Alexander Yevgenievich Petrov and Ruslan Timurovich Boshirov, respectively, and were issued internal passports under these names in 2009. However, no records exist for these two personas prior to 2009. This suggests the two names were likely cover identities for operatives of one of the Russian security services. Crucially, at least one man’s passport files contain various “top-secret” markings, which, according to at least two sources consulted by Bellingcat, are typically reserved for members of secret services or top state operatives.


These findings, along with peculiarities in the two men’s bookings of their flight to London, make Russia’s official statements that Petrov and Boshirov are civilian tourists implausible, and corroborate UK authorities’ claims that they are in fact officers of a Russian security service.
Last-minute travel plans

Aeroflot’s passenger manifest, reviewed by Bellingcat and The Insider, discredits Petrov and Boshirov’s claims, made in the RT interview, that they had been planning their visit to Salisbury for a long time. The manifest records the times of booking, check-in, and boarding of each passenger. In the case of the two suspects, they made their initial booking – and checked in online – at 20:00 GMT (22:00 Moscow time) on 1 March 2018, the night before their short trip to London and Salisbury.


The two suspects flew back to Moscow on 4 March 2018, having taken two trips to Salisbury both on March 3rd and March 4th, the day on which the Skripals were poisoned.


MORE. https://www.bellingcat.com/news/uk-a...rity-services/

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

I haven't seen any video of them doing what you describe.

And neither has anyone else. Also I don't believe there are any eyewitnesses who eyeballed the two in the area close to the Skripal's house. Now if I was Skripal, and having the history he has, I'm pretty damn sure I'd have some sort of surveillance device on my door so's I could see who's there.

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

I could see who's there.

And store on a device somewhere local or on web based systems. The sort of set-up many have to monitor ones elderly parents. Available at all DIY stores in UK.

Originally Posted by misskit

that they had been planning their visit to Salisbury for a long time. The manifest records the times of booking, check-in, and boarding of each passenger. In the case of the two suspects, they made their initial booking – and checked in online – at 20:00 GMT (22:00 Moscow time) on 1 March 2018, the night before their short trip to London and Salisbury.

I too plan to go somewhere for a long time but make the booking online only on a very short notice since not sure whether I'll be free in that time...

Originally Posted by misskit

An ongoing Bellingcat investigation conducted jointly with The Insider

Is the Bellingcat the same agency that provides the same finding as the UK official stance on MH17 downed by Putin, chemical weapons by Syrian govt, etc?

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

And neither has anyone else. Also I don't believe there are any eyewitnesses who eyeballed the two in the area close to the Skripal's house. Now if I was Skripal, and having the history he has, I'm pretty damn sure I'd have some sort of surveillance device on my door so's I could see who's there.

Yes I'm sure every spy puts a live feed of him and his house on the internet 555555

Why is it that the people who teeth nails fight for official versions of WTC are also always those who teeth nails defend official MH17, chemical Saddam, chemical Assad, Novichok, Crimea grab, etc. ?

Perhaps that behind all is Putin? (also behind WTC?)

After a Salisbury suspect's passport records leak, Russian journalists find a phone number in the documents possibly tying him to the GRU

On September 14, the open-source intelligence group Bellingcat and the investigative news website The Insider released passport data belonging to Alexander Petrov, one of the men identified by British authorities as a suspect in the March 4 nerve-agent attack in Salisbury, showing that his passport files contain various “top-secret” markings that seem to contradict his claims that he’s a mere civilian.


Hours later, the newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported that the leaked passport records include yet another piece of evidence linking Petrov to Russia’s intelligence services: below one marking, the phone number 195-79-66 appears. This number, the newspaper says, is linked to the Russian Defense Ministry’s Military Intelligence Directorate.


According to Novaya Gazeta, the automatic telephone station number “195” is tied to Moscow’s Khoroshkovsky District, which is also home to the headquarters of the Russian Defense Ministry’s Military Intelligence Directorate.


The newspaper says the phone number’s connections to the Defense Ministry can also be tested another way: if you take the first five digits of the number and plug them into any online search engine, you’ll find several phone numbers belonging to various subdivisions and affiliated offices of Russia’s Defense Ministry.


For example, the telephone number for the Defense Ministry’s magazine Foreign Military Review is 499-195-79-64 (only a single digit different from the number listed on Petrov’s documents). The magazine’s office is located off Khoroshkovsky Highway, near the GRU (Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation).


“Most likely, the number on Petrov’s Federal Migration Service certificate is the phone number for the branch office where they served,” a former Russian intelligence worker told Novaya Gazeta.


https://meduza.io/en/feature/2018/09...o-russia-s-gru

Now it's claimed the two named Ruskies didn't do the poisoning.

Britain may have MISSED the real 'novichok assassins' by concentrating on pair caught on CCTV who may only have been 'watchers' spying on Skripal family home

• UK named Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov as Salisbury novichok suspects
• Pair were seen on CCTV but have claimed they were just visiting the historic city
• Ex-GRU spy has doubted the two Russian men are the real 'novickok assassins'
• Instead, agent says pair may have been 'watchers' spying on Skripal family home

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ught-CCTV.html

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Didn't we have here behind this funny thing few more posts?
Just curious...

This is fucking hilarious,

hard men, the Russians, in the land of drama queens, the British

great fucking drama, could only end in a spectacular storm in a tea cup

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

This is fucking hilarious,

Too right it is. Now it's claimed the 2 named Ruskies were not the real poisoners. So how come Novichok was allegedly found in their hotel room?

• Ex-GRU spy has doubted the two Russian men are the real 'novickok assassins'
• Instead, agent says pair may have been 'watchers' spying on Skripal family home

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Too right it is. Now it's claimed the 2 named Ruskies were not the real poisoners. So how come Novichok was allegedly found in their hotel room?

• Ex-GRU spy has doubted the two Russian men are the real 'novickok assassins'
• Instead, agent says pair may have been 'watchers' spying on Skripal family home

"It is claimed"...


By the Daily fucking Mail.

You chump.