Looks like the high heeled war criminal has had enough
Just a moment...
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Looks like the high heeled war criminal has had enough
Just a moment...
...given the circumstances I assume it wasn't a defenestration...
He finally lost the well-fought protest against Russian organized crime.
Legend, I hope the UK are decent enough to give him an honorary knighthood. Not that it would mean much to his family but it would decent be a decent gesture to a very brave man.
A brave man murdered by a coward bit like shooting unarmed nurses in a monastery,
Here you go Harry.
Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny
Objectives:
- distraction of slaughter of civilians by Israel, NaGaStan and UK military.
- distraction from the fall of Avdeevka
-distraction from the fallout of the Putin interview
- distraction from the murder of Gonzalo Lira
- distraction from the imminent extradition of Julian Assange
- distraction from cognitive collapse of Biden
- whip up more Russia-hate to ensure more money into the black hole.
:rolleyes1:
So what, you don't think Putin has Navalny's blood on his hands?
In your words, not those of indianpunchdrunk, please.
...whose objectives: Deep State? Lizard pedophiles? Vaccinated libs? Underground Mole People? Area 54 aliens? Are these groups ALL working together? Are they in the room with us now?Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
For some odd reason they seem to congregate in Chantaburi.
Because a prisoner dies in a Russian prison?Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Many prisoners die in state prisons, all over the world.
Here is one country:
Attachment 112083
Deaths in prison | Inquest
UK population is 68,138,484
UK Population 2023 - UK Population Data
U.N. rights experts press Russia on torture cases, deaths in custody
"Some 600,000 people are held in nearly 1,000 prisons and detention centres across Russia, with 4,000 deaths from various causes recorded each year,"
reuters.com
Russian Population is 144,444,358
Population of Russian Federation 2023 - PopulationPyramid.net
Navalny's 'killers' refusing to hand over body, allies say
MOSCOW: Alexei Navalny's supporters on Saturday (Feb 17) accused Russian authorities of being "killers" who were "covering their tracks" by refusing to hand over his body, as the Kremlin stayed silent despite Western accusations and a flood of tributes to the late opposition leader.
The 47-year-old Kremlin critic died in an Arctic prison on Friday after spending more than three years behind bars, prompting outrage and condemnation from Western leaders and his supporters.
His death, which the West has blamed on the Kremlin, deprives Russia's opposition of its figurehead just a month before elections poised to extend President Vladimir Putin's grip on power.
On Saturday, Navalny's mother, Lyudmila and his lawyer were refused access to his body, after arriving in the region of the remote prison colony where he had been held, his spokeswoman Kira Yarmysh said.
"It's obvious that the killers want to cover their tracks and are therefore not handing over Alexei's body, hiding it even from his mother," Navalny's team said in a post on Telegram.
Russian police on Saturday moved swiftly to break up small protests and memorials in honour of the deceased Kremlin critic.
They arrested more than 340 people in 30 cities, the OVD-Info rights group said.
In the capital Moscow, AFP reporters saw two people being detained at a makeshift tribute in central Moscow, while hundreds of tearful mourners laid flowers in the snow.
"Alexei Navalny's death is the worst thing that could happen to Russia," said one note left among the flowers.
Navalny's 'killers' refusing to hand over body, allies say - CNA
They'll be lucky if they get anything back, and if they do it will be ashes or missing some key forensic components.
Not after multiple assassination attempts you demented retard.Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
Why do you insist on making yourself look an idiot?
43 countries want international investigation into Navalny's death
Karen Nielsen
In a joint statement to the UN Human Rights Council, 43 countries said they demanded an independent international investigation into the death of Russian opposition politician Alexei Nalvalny. It writes the news agency AFP.
Danish Lotte Knudsen, the EU's ambassador to the UN, said on behalf of the 43 countries that everyone was outraged by Navalny's death and that "the ultimate responsibility lies with President Putin and the Russian authorities".
In addition to the EU countries, the United States, Norway, Great Britain, Canada and New Zealand, among others, are behind the demand for an international investigation into the death.
Nyheder - Få Seneste Nyt fra i dag | DR
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Better not call head of ukranian intelligence, Budanov, on the stand.
He well and truly stabbed the allies in the back.
FN-rapportør: Russia is responsible for Navalny's death
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The death of Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny is the responsibility of the Russian Government, as he was either killed in prison or died as a result of conditions in the Siberian penal camp where he was being held.
UN Special Rapporteur Mariana Katzarova told Reuters news agency.
"So the Russian government is responsible for his death no matter what," she said.
According to Russian authorities, Alexei Navalny died on February 16 of natural causes. He was 47 years old.
Mariana Katsarova also warns that other Russian prisoners could suffer the same fate as Navalny, and she expresses concern for opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza, among others.
"Since Alexei Navalny's death, not a day goes by that I don't ask myself who will be next. With this degree of oppression, there will definitely be a next, she says.
Nyheder - Få Seneste Nyt fra i dag | DR
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Something tells me that there are now consensus to what caused Navalnys death.
(didn't help that Budanov stabbed his allies in the back)
And yes, Russia is responsible for the health of their prisoners.
Just like Ukraine, who shamefully, denied the american journo Gonzalo Lira, medication and just watched him die.
Forgot to post news about that, Misskit ?
Yeah well, probably not one of...yours
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Originally Posted by helge
What’s stopping you from posting a thread on it?
yeah, well. Probably wouldn’t be able to snark then, would you?
You've mentioned that before. Still haven't provided a link.Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
Has been mentioned several times in the thread, where most real information is posted, and where Misskit doesn't have to .......move and delete stuff.
She's a bit delicate when it comes to "news" that doesn't fit her little nighty-night story.
You need a link ? :)
Do I have to and have you asked for it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
(you could have highlighted a piece of the text and searched it yourself)
What's more likely Helga, the people that previously tried to kill him, killed him? Or somehow Ukraine had access to guards in a Siberian prison watching over one of the most high profile prisoners in Russia? Is your common sense over ruled by obvious propaganda?
Ukraine's spy chief says Alexei Navalny 'died from a blood clot' despite KGB assassination claim (msn.com)
HUR Chief Budanov Says Seems Navalny Died of Detached Blood Clot (kyivpost.com)
Navalny died from blood clot, Ukrainian intelligence chief says | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
budanov navalny died of blood clot - Søg News (bing.com)
Well
Don't know if you can use it, but I just took them from the top.
Still I think Budanov was a bit of an asshole to his buddies, when they had a good....thing going
Usually comes when you feel the pressure, doesn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
Nevermind :)
I have no clue why Budanov would say that. Do speculate for meQuote:
Originally Posted by pickel
More you want to know ?Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
I haven't seen those links before, but since you say:
It's really a moot point.Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
Why ? Because he's dead ?Quote:
Originally Posted by pickel
Haven't been a single media around here that haven't been banging the outrage drum.
And they should.
Still, you and I know that it's just Bread and Circuses.
One of your diciples, Pickel ?Quote:
:)
Perhaps it's one of Budanovs. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by helge
Alexey Navalny's death wasn't directly ordered by Putin, WSJ reports
Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert
Sat, April 27, 2024 at 6:25 AM
- Putin critic Alexey Navalny's death may not have been planned to happen when it did, WSJ reported.
- The Journal reported that this opinion is shared by several US intelligence agencies.
- Navalny's supporters insist his death in an arctic gulag was arranged by the Kremlin.
Alexey Navalny's February death in a remote Arctic prison camp likely wasn't directly ordered by Vladimir Putin, despite Navalny's outspoken criticism of the Russian president, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
Despite the suspicious circumstances of the opposition leader's death, the outlet reported Putin may not have intended Navalny to be killed when he was.
The Journal, citing "people familiar with the matter," reported that several US intelligence agencies, including the CIA, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and the State Department's intelligence unit, share this opinion.
None of the intelligence agencies cited by the Journal or the Pentagon have responded to requests for comment from Business Insider.
While the Journal reported US intelligence sources believe the timing of Navalny's death — which occurred as his staffers claimed he was on the brink of being freed — wasn't specifically intended by Putin, the outlet noted the Russian president is not entirely absolved of responsibility for Navalny's death on the world stage, with analysts in Poland and some European intelligence agencies remaining skeptical of suggestions that Putin wasn't involved, while Navalny's allies remain insistent that the Kremlin orchestrated it.
Leonid Volkov, a Navalny ally, told the Journal, "The idea of Putin being not informed and not approving killing Navalny is ridiculous."
Read the original article on Business Insider
:rofl:Quote:
None of the intelligence agencies cited by the Journal or the Pentagon have responded to requests for comment from Business Insider
Of course he isn't, he's a murderous, dictatorial c u n t.Quote:
the Russian president is not entirely absolved of responsibility for Navalny's death
^ You forgot "psychopath".
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None of the intelligence agencies cited by the Journal or the Pentagon have responded to requests for comment from Business Insider
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
It's quite ...funny :)
Because intelligence agencies always explain themselves to reporters.
You don't have to bloody explain it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
It is laughable; I'm laughing with you
Ok. The elipse obscured that.Quote:
Originally Posted by helge