Nerve Agent May Not Have Been Manufactured In Russia.

a reply to: tabularosa

That's one of the classic signs of a false flag event. The official story is ready far too quickly.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

How slowly do you think a plausible accusation should come out for you to consider it not to be a false flag?

originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

How slowly do you think a plausible accusation should come out for you to consider it not to be a false flag?

How about after at least a modicum of investigation has occurred? In this case, they were blaming Russia literally before they had any idea what had happened, before they even knew it was nerve agent.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

His driver apparently said he couldn't go and fetch his daughter from the airport citing the weather. Why would he have a driver?
Now they are looking at the daughter.

Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan

originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

How slowly do you think a plausible accusation should come out for you to consider it not to be a false flag?

How about after at least a modicum of investigation has occurred? In this case, they were blaming Russia literally before they had any idea what had happened, before they even knew it was nerve agent.

You are confused

I’m from Salisbury and we all thought it was drugged up couple with Opiat being the substance

Then the next day it was revealed he was a spy and they were trying to work out what the chemical was

Russia only came into the picture when we found out he was an ex Russian spy

a reply to: angelchemuel

Might have been a tax driver he booked to pick her up?

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan


No, they were not.

I am in Salisbury, 2 minutes walk from the Maltings. It was initially being reported that they were exposed to some sort of opiate - Fentanyl or something like that. Russia was only mentioned when it began to be reported that the victim was an ex Russian spy.

a reply to: oldcarpy

It's called "Nerve Gas" for a reason. The symptoms of an organo phosphide compound throws your metabolism for a loop. Fentenyl would drug you out, just like most opiods. Atropine is a stimulant, and may work for both of these. But the nerve gas compounds affect a small gland in a person's neck. When armies used to line up to fight, Sergeants would sometimes have to pinch a wildly shaking soldier's neck, and this calmed him down. They were pinching this same neck gland, way back then.

These compounds were discovered in Germany, when a chemist, carefully stirring an organic compound, fell over dead. The Krauts knew right then, that they had something! So if the Salisbury incident was from a binary mixture, both halves may be quite poisonous in themselves. This may suggest why every place those two Russkies went, has been tented and cleaned up.

I think it points to two different people, each administering one half of a binary poison, at two different places.

a reply to: carpooler

I think it points to two different people, each administering one half of a binary poison, at two different places.

I don't think that is how it works, no need for two people.

Quick, Get the Hazmat suits on for the photo opportunity. Chemical weapons my arse.

a reply to: Soloprotocol


Those two are behind the Police tape cordon, as is the other guy to the right of them.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Soloprotocol


Those two are behind the Police tape cordon, as is the other guy to the right of them.

Because Chemical weapons dont jump blue Police tape. Have a word with yourself ffs.

a reply to: Soloprotocol


They have to put the tape somewhere and that somewhere is carefully considered so as to be a safe distance. The site is not hermetically sealed off.

And no need to be rude, thank you.

a reply to: Soloprotocol


I think it is fairly safe to assume that these guys have a better idea of what they are doing than either of us.

Are you suggesting that no chemical weapon was actually used here, then?

a reply to: oldcarpy

Is that location the cemetery on old London road Carpy?

I have not heard if they found any traces of it there, but who knows with this ongoing investigation as we are all being kept in the dark

a reply to: Whereismypassword


I don't know where that is - maybe Solo could post a link for his photo?

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Soloprotocol


I think it is fairly safe to assume that these guys have a better idea of what they are doing than either of us.

Are you suggesting that no chemical weapon was actually used here, then?

As the government have not released any actual evidence of any chemical weapon used for analysis by a third party make your own mind up.

As for the pic, pretty sure it was taken at the supposed scene of the crime in Salsbury. As i said, Nice photo op and one you won't see in the mainstream media. We get the cropped version.

originally posted by: loam
This is a very serious development, imo.

Let's assume for a moment the Russians are not responsible. What explains the sudden desire of everyone to blame the Russians for this?

Confused.

Are you really confused?

Something happened - Trump being elected and Brexit - that threw a spanner into the works of a global elite trying to destroy the middle class and create a socialist hellhole on earth with the privileged few enjoying the spoils at the top and living like Kings and Queens. Their entire apparatus, worldwide, has been mobilised to beat down the insurrection.
Russia, being a thorn in the globalists side and having kicked their asses out, is the obvious bogeyman to use as the battering ram to scare people into submission.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

As the government have not released any actual evidence of any chemical weapon used for analysis by a third party make your own mind up.

But that is just not true.

What about the samples being provided to the independent third party OPCW for analysis?

a reply to: [post=23251772]Soloprotocol[/post

I guessed by the worn out look of the landscape is was the cemetery, and a very quick online search reveals that this is indeed the cemetery on old London road