Private photos of Russian KGB spy A. Litvinenko. The face of death.

Russian SVR (Russian Civil Foreign Intelligence) spy Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in 2006 by the British Intelligence MI-6. Now we publish some private photos of him taken in the University College Hospital before his death. None of these photos were published before. With deep respect to the guys who pictured him at the last days.




Before his death, Litvinenko had converted to Islam. He demanded to be treated only Muslim doctors.

Originally posted by troparevo
Russian SVR (Russian Civil Foreign Intelligence) spy Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned in 2006 by the British Intelligence MI-6. Now we publish some private photos of him taken in the University College Hospital before his death. None of these photos were published before. With deep respect to the guys who pictured him at the last days.




Before his death, Litvinenko had converted to Islam. He demanded to be treated only Muslim doctors.

edit on 16-12-2012 by troparevo because: (no reason given)

One photo

Okay. Notice the faces of the doctors (nurses)? Where are they from?

Many people believe that Litvinenko was killed by Russians. He was really killed by Russians, the two have stolen the Polonium active compound from the RNCRR institute in Moscow and brought the poison to London. The third guy, the barman of the cafe has put the tablet into the tea. He died 2 days after because of heart infarction. Very familiar style for the K-9 executioners? But they all were lead by a officer of MI-6. They believed that they would get much money for the murder.

Troparevo, you're a sandwich short of a picnic.

MI6 were NOTHING to do with this. IT WAS THE RUSSIANS.

NO British involvement at all.

Get over it and get the story straight.

That is, however, a horrible photo and one has to wonder how these murdering Russian scum could do that to a fellow human.

reply to post by troparevo


Indeed.

Or it's a photo from a place called Care with Love Egypt...

www.cwlegypt.org...

What the hell did they poison him with!?

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Polonium. Killed him with radiation poisoning.

Polonium 210

reply to post by Chadwickus


Well done Chadwickus. Good find.

So, it looks like Litvinenko but it's somebody else in an Egyptian hospital!

To the OP - You need to get your information right, son. Check your facts before you post them.

reply to post by troparevo


sir , if your going to bring such rubish to ATS , you verywell had better have your chips in order , cause many of us who have been here for some time , find pleasure in showing people who post complete POINTLESS NONE SENS ,just how we feel when you do such a thing . don't mean to come off as harsh , but . ... that's just the way it is

reply to post by Chadwickus


So there are others here who are capable of using Google image search

This is the only photo of Litvinenko after his poisoning and it has been widely circulated

Nice =) The place in Egypt is virtual =) it does not exist. Remember, colonel, qbic NOT EVERY TIME GIVES THE CORRECT RESULTS.

The BBC has revealed a few days ago that Litvinenko was recruited as an agent by MI6 (in fact he was a triple agent):
www.dailymail.co.uk... feeds-newsxml
This was strongly suspected by many observers for a long time for reasons I won't go into. He was a friend of Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky, constantly guarded in London by his henchman and Special Branch. It was Berezovsky who fingered former KGB agent Andrei Lugovoi on a BBC news program
metro.co.uk...
He claims that Litvinenko told him whom he had met, as he lay dying in hospital. But this is merely the cover story concocted by Boris and his friends in MI6, who poisoned his former friend after the latter double-crossed him by trying to sell secrets about him and other corrupt business men and officials in the Kremlin. According to Julia Svetlichnaja, a Russian doctoral candidate at the University of Westminster's Center for the Study of Democracy, Litvinenko "was going to blackmail or sell sensitive information about all kinds of powerful people including oligarchs, corrupt officials and sources in the Kremlin". His death was a false-flag black op to turn the international community against Berezovsky's deadly enemy Putin, who had caused his exile in England. Few noticed that, as well as meeting his supposed poisoners Andrei Lugovoy and Dmitry Kovturn at the Millennium Hotel in Mayfair, on November 1, 2006, Litvinenko ALSO visited that day the offices of a company owned by Berezovsky. After Litvinenko's death, MSNBC reported that traces of polonium-210 were found in an office of Berezovsky (ref. 40 at en.wikipedia.org...-Polonium_210-40). Russian prosecutors were not allowed to investigate Boris Berezovsky's office in London for the radioactive trace. Russian authorities have also been unable to question him. The Foreign Ministry complained that Britain was obstructing its attempt to send prosecutors to London to interview more than 100 people, including Berezovsky.
In November 1998, Litvinenko himself alleged there was a plot to kill Berezovsky who was the deputy director of the Russia state security council at this time. Litvinenko was allegedly ordered to be the assassin but refused to follow the order.
Assisted considerably by the BBC through interview after interview with Berezovsky in its prgramme "Newnight", people have been totally duped to believe the fantasy that Putin would have risked having one of his enemies killed in such a public way that was made to create a trail right back to the Kremlin. LOL! As if the Russian intelligence agency would be so careless and heavy-handed!!! On the contrary, this assassination was deliberately made so public in order to finger Putin, whom Berezovsky has spend millions of pounds trying unsuccessfully to depose.

Very nice sample of "Royal" Intelligence propaganda. Perhaps they are deciding now how much to pay for my or Julia`s heads =) But the situation is irreversible - everything has leaked to Twitter