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reply posted on 6-3-2007 @ 10:51 AM by behindthescenes
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This is getting to become almost an all-out spook war.
Now apparently another ardent investigative analyst, whose conclusions implicated Putin in the Thallium murders, was shot in his D.C. area
driveway.
Here's the story.
Wake up, everyone. Putin's power plays are not his way of asserting Russia's standing in the world. This man is a master chess player, and he's
manipulating the world from behind-the-scenes in a way unparalleled since perhaps Napoleon. Putin likens his position to that of a modern day czar,
and he will stop at nothing to consolidate that power.
And anyone who stands in his way-- at least with any influence -- is going to be killed.
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reply posted on 6-3-2007 @ 11:19 AM by FDS
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Originally posted by makeitso
Two US women Poisoned with thallium in Russia
 I have a great idea , lets blame every death on Putin...oh wait a minute, everyone is doing thisn already
Maybe they were Bush critics??? 
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reply posted on 6-3-2007 @ 11:27 AM by maloy
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It is more fun to blame it all on Putin. No one in US is aware of his actual policies, strong Russia=evil, he was in KGB, he has a weird
dictator-like name, and he is one sinister looking guy. I mean come-on he is the perfect villain.
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reply posted on 6-3-2007 @ 11:47 AM by Hellmutt
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Originally posted by maloy
he was in KGB, he has a weird dictator-like name, and he is one sinister looking guy. I mean come-on he is the perfect villain.
I've heard that Putin was going to sue the creators of Dobby...
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reply posted on 6-3-2007 @ 12:39 PM by maloy
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Who needs lawsuits when you have polonium. I mean isn't polonium the official Russian diplomacy tool now according to the West? Any one else want
to "negotiate"?
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reply posted on 30-3-2007 @ 08:37 PM by Hellmutt
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Berezovsky
Berezovsky was questioned today in London by Russian investigators. Since Berezovsky is a target for FSB and Moscow, it was brave of him to agree to
be questioned by them.
 RIA Novosti: Update: Russian investigators question Berezovsky, Zakayev in Litvinenko
case
30/ 03/ 2007
When asked what kind of questions he had been asked, Berezovsky said: "I had the impression that he [the investigator] was a tax inspector or a major
Russian bank representative, who wanted to learn where my and my family's accounts were and what fortune Alexander Litvinenko had, how much he had in
his account and who will inherit his fortune."
The businessman said that the investigator switched to more topical questions after Berezovsky protested.
[---]
"To the best of my knowledge, of all the people the Prosecutor General's Office wanted to meet - in total more than 100 - only three have agreed:
Zakayev, me and someone I don't know," he said.
Berezovsky and Chechen rebel emissary Zakayev were both granted political asylum in the U.K. after fleeing Russia, where they are wanted on charges of
fraud and complicity in terrorism, respectively. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 22-4-2007 @ 01:01 AM by Hellmutt
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Arrest Warrants Againts Lugovoy, Kovtun and Sokolenko
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reply posted on 21-5-2007 @ 06:00 PM by asala
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Some Breaking news on this,
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is to make an announcement regarding the fatal poisoning of Russian security agent Alexander
Litvinenko.
news.sky.com...
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reply posted on 23-5-2007 @ 12:17 AM by Obliv_au
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NineMSN link
from news link British prosecutors have demanded Russia extradite an ex-KGB agent to face murder charges over the death of former spy
Alexander Litvinenko, plunging chilly ties with Moscow to a new low.
Russian authorities immediately said they would not hand over Andrei Lugovoi despite London's demands for "full cooperation" over the Cold
War-style affair
from same linkRussia is also at odds with the West over the US missile defence system to be deployed in central Europe and United
Nations plans to grant Kosovo independence from its ally Serbia
yep its definately interesting, and that link also notes that the Russia/US political climate is getting chilly also.
Can someone turn up the heater its getting chilly in here 
edit to fix quotes
[edit on 23/5/07 by Obliv_au]
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reply posted on 23-5-2007 @ 03:57 PM by Hellmutt
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Scoop?
In response to being officially charged for Litvinenkos murder, Lugovoi has promised "a scoop" that will dramatically change the attitude of the
British public towards Russians who have settled in the UK (Berezovsky?).
Regnum: Lugovoi promises a scoop after being officially charged for Litvinenko’s murder
05/23/2007
Lugovoi repeatedly announced he was not involved in the case and promised a sensation that would change attitudes of British public opinion towards
Russians, who have recently settled in the UK. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
I wonder what kind of "sensation" he is talking about. They will probably try to blame Berezovsky for the murder. However, Berezovsky being a mafia
boss does not convince me that he killed Litvinenko. I still believe that this is the works of a rival mafia boss,
Mogilevich.
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reply posted on 7-6-2007 @ 03:04 PM by Hellmutt
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They have found lots of traces of polonium in the UK after Litvinenko was murdered. Suitcase nuke + polonium = armed suitcase nuke. I wonder if some
of these traces could possibly be related to arming of such devices in the UK? Was the murder of Litvinenko a message to someone in the UK (other than
Berezovsky)? If someone has such device(s) hidden in the UK and has now armed them, could they use this to blackmail the UK?
I believe that Kim tested one of these devices with North Korea's "nuke test". If Kim have had this/these device(s) for a little while, the
polonium to arm the(se) nuke(s) must have been added later, due to the short halflife of polonium. Does this mean that polonium was delivered to North
Korea right before this "nuke test"?
I'm not sure how long such armed devices will remain armed, before they'll need more polonium in order to arm them again.
Related ATS Threads:
Was Victor Litvinenko a Terrorist?
The World's Most Accessible Nuclear Facility
FSB (KGB) Are Coming To UK To Rehearse A Terror Attack
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reply posted on 7-6-2007 @ 03:07 PM by UM_Gazz
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Hellmutt, are you confusing polonium with plutonium?
One is poison, the other nuclear fuel right?
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reply posted on 7-6-2007 @ 03:09 PM by djohnsto77
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I don't think Hellmutt has anything wrong.
Polonium is used as a particle source in some nuclear weapons designs to help initiate the nuclear reaction.
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reply posted on 7-6-2007 @ 03:28 PM by stumason
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Originally posted by djohnsto77
I don't think Hellmutt has anything wrong.
Polonium is used as a particle source in some nuclear weapons designs to help initiate the nuclear reaction.
Most older style nukes used Po-210 as a neutron source. Problem was, the it needs changing every 6 months or so, which was hazardous and detrimental
to the life of the warhead.
The suitcase nukes used them as well, which was the premise of my thread about Litvinenko having something to do with the missing bombs from the
USSR.
EDIT: Spelled neuron instead of neutron..doh!
[edit on 7/6/07 by stumason]
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reply posted on 2-7-2007 @ 08:25 AM by Hellmutt
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Berezovsky vs. Russia
Berezovsky is on trial in Moscow today. Berezovsky himself is not in Russia of course. Berezovsky is charged with conspiring to seize power in Russia
in a violent coup, as well as money laundering. His lawyers says that he's innocent, but they expect the court to declare him guilty anyway...
Reuters:
Russia charges Berezovsky with coup plot
Jul 2, 2007
Russian prosecutors have brought criminal charges against emigre tycoon Boris Berezovsky on suspicion of plotting to seize power, his lawyer said on
Monday.
"He has been charged with conspiring to seize power in a violent coup," Andrei Borovkov, Berezovsky's lawyer told journalists Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
Interfax: Berezovsky defense lawyers expect guilty verdict
Jul 02, 2007
Lawyers for exiled tycoon Boris Berezovsky, who is charged with embezzling funds from Aeroflot, say their client is innocent but expect
the court to declare him guilty anyway. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
The Guardian: Exile Berezovsky stays in London as Moscow puts him on
trial
July 2, 2007
The former oligarch and arch-critic of the Kremlin Boris Berezovsky is to go on trial in Moscow today accused of money laundering and embezzlement, in
a case likely to put further strain on UK-Russian relations. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 3-7-2007 @ 05:08 PM by Hellmutt
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Terror attack that would shake all of Russia and the whole world
Vyacheslav Zharko, an ex-FSB agent, claims that Litvinenko apart from planning to kill Putin and planning a series of terror attacks, allegedly also
planned a terror attack which would shake all Russia and the whole world.
Russian ex-agent who claims recruited by MI-6 accused late Litvinenko of preparations to murder
Putin
02.07.2007
The former officer of the Federal Security Service (FSB) of the Russian Federation, Alexander Litvinenko, poisoned in London by radioactive polonium
in November, 2006, probably, planned murder of the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and had been preparing for a series of acts of terrorism, one
of which " would shake all Russia and the whole world ", ex-FSB agent Vyacheslav Zharko is quoted today by the Moscow-based daily Izvestia as
saying.
But, who is this guy Zharko anyway? He seems to be bragging about UK taxpayers paying him for his fantasies...
Russian agent claims hired by Britain through
Litvinenko
Jun 29 2007
"At the time I was not working in secret agencies and had no access to classified information, so I would go into the Internet, make an analysis, add
a speculation or two -- and if British taxpayers paid for my fantasies, I certainly was not against it," Zharko said. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 3-7-2007 @ 05:16 PM by dgtempe
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Well, lets just hope Vladimir wasnt allowed to be alone while on his visit to Kennebunkport, 
I can just see the secret service following him everywhere in the house JUST IN CASE.
He's got nasty habits. 
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reply posted on 5-7-2007 @ 03:53 PM by Hellmutt
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UK: Berezovsky Not a Criminal
UK refuses to treat Berezovsky as a criminal, and he will not be stripped of his refugee status.
RIA Novosti: U.K. refuses to treat Berezovsky as criminal over coup interview
05/ 07/ 2007
British prosecutors said Thursday the U.K. will not open criminal proceedings against Russian fugitive oligarch Boris Berezovsky, recently accused by
Russia of calls to overthrow the government. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 5-7-2007 @ 04:33 PM by Hellmutt
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Russia Refuses To Extradite Lugovoi
And also today (coincident?) Russia officially refused to extradite Litvinenko's suspected killer, Lugovoi.
RFE/RL:Russia Refuses To Extradite Litvinenko
Suspect
July 5, 2007
Russian prosecutors said today they had officially refused a British extradition request for Andrei Lugovoi, the prime suspect in the murder of former
Russian security officer Aleksandr Litvinenko. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 16-7-2007 @ 10:56 AM by Hellmutt
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UK Expels Four Russian Diplomats
Because Russia refuse to extradite Lugovoi, UK now expels four Russian diplomats!
BBC: UK expels four Russian diplomats
The UK is to expel four diplomats from the Russian embassy in London after Moscow refused to extradite the suspect in the murder of Alexander
Litvinenko. Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
This is serious!
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