Poisoned Russian Spy Was Close to Trump Dossier Author Christopher Steele & Consultant

New reports are coming in that Sergei Skripal, the former
Russian spy that was poisoned has close connections
to a consultant that was working with Christopher Steele, of the
now infamous Russian sourced discredited Trump Dossier.

The Russian spy poisoned along with his daughter was close to a consultant for British ex-official Christopher Steele’s company, according to a report. Sergei Skripal, a 66-year-old former colonel for Russia intelligence, was found on Sunday collapsed along with his 33-year-old daughter Yulia on a bench in Salisbury.

Police said that the pair, and a police officer who responded to the scene, were suffering the effects of a deadly nerve agent, and that they had been the targets of a poisoning.

Currently, British Police are not pointing to Russia, and do
not see a motive where Russia is concerned.

British officials have issued warnings to Russia, though police have not pinpointed any motive in the case.

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Also reports are that 19 other people are being treated
for nerve agent poisoning of a very rare origin, the first
on British soil.

Sources say the particular type of nerve agent is a “key part” of the investigation. One, said to be familiar with the inquiry, told the BBC it was likely to be rarer than the sarin gas thought to have been used during the Syrian civil war and in an attack on the Tokyo subway in 1995.

Before Sergei fell ill, he was reportedly acting
worried, and agitated. Did he know something
was coming? Worried about a double cross?

A witness who saw the pair at the restaurant said Mr Skripal was acting “very strange” and was “very agitated”. The witness said: “He seemed to lose his temper... and he just started screaming at the top of his voice, he wanted his bill and he wanted to go.” Among other developments:

Skripal had been seen meeting regularly with a British speaking
businessman, this could have been the Intelligence Consultant
who was working with Christopher Steele.

However, Mr Skripal is said to have had meetings with someone who witnesses described as “a well-dressed Englishman” in Salisbury’s Cote Brasserie restaurant, where the pair spoke in English and Russian.

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Now it is also being reported that the consultant who was
close to Steele has gone into hiding, and is taking down
LinkedIn info, and other listings.

In London, the Telegraph newspaper has linked a spy movie calibre assassination attempt to a secret dossier on the president of the United States, thanks to a consultant who reportedly listed his work for Orbis Business Intelligence on his LinkedIn page.

That consultant—an agent employed by Orbis founder Christopher Steele to gather information—was reportedly in repeated contact with an exiled former Russian intelligence officer, Sergei Skripal, who was poisoned along with his daughter in a brazen public murder attempt on March 4.

Pro Tip: Do not list spy work on your LinkedIn bio

This may have something to do with his association
with Steele, who has now being investigated by the DOJ.

In another twist, there were at the same time reporters from The U.S
and an ex FBI agent reportedly in the same area looking for
information in a desperate attempt to verify any part of
the Dossier. They were keeping this on the down low,
and told other reporters they shouldn't be bothered.

Coincidentally, Democratic Operatives were also
over there looking for dirt on Trump. It is also
reported Hillary Clinton funded a second Dossier.

An operative with ties to the Democratic Party has reportedly been crisscrossing Eastern Europe for months looking for dirt on Trump

Russia has denied involvement. At this point in time,
facts seem to be supporting them in this claim.

Sure, there will be a lot of folks who might think
Russia is responsible, but thinking outside of the
box it could very well be another party or country
with a vested interest in keeping Sergei Skripal
from talking further, someone definitely tried
to kill him.

Who do you think is responsible?
And why?

Its a interesting take on it.

I wonder now that Trump is connected if other members will actually now pay attention to this case....

I must say though despite this, I think I would want a bit more information on his connection to Steel before I polish off my tin foil hat.

S&F though for the information could be a interesting rabbit hole to go down.

Bet this one had some "knowledge" of the fiction sources 🤤

Nerves are shattering like glass on concrete 😎

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

Did you even read the OP? This is pointing far far away from Trump. Btw Russia is not famous for being sloppy and they usually don't cause collateral damage. That didn't looked like a russian hit imo.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

I wonder now that Trump is connected if other members will actually now pay attention to this case....

I must say though despite this, I think I would want a bit more information on his connection to Steel before I polish off my tin foil hat.

We have a lot of connections here to people
like The Clintons, The DNC, Buzzfeed,
Steele, M16, not just Trump and Russia.

a reply to: burntheships

The moment I saw "Steel Dossier" and "Dying" in the same paragraph, guess whose name came to mind...the #1 suspect?

originally posted by: xuenchen
Bet this one had some "knowledge" of the fiction sources 🤤

I wonder if they will try again to kill Skripal?

And something seems very off with this hit,
they failed. I think if it was Russia, they
would have followed previous attempts
that were successful.

This was not a nuclear poisoning!

Unprofessional gang members maybe?

a reply to: burntheships

MS-13 are global. That's who Hillary/DNC used to murder Seth Rich.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: burntheships

MS-13 are global. That's who Hillary/DNC used to murder Seth Rich.

I think this is a very good possibility.

Seems hardly anyone wants to talk about the most
intriguing spy story in decades.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: burntheships

MS-13 are global. That's who Hillary/DNC used to murder Seth Rich.

Nerve gas is a bit subtle for them. They are far more grisly though. MS-13 likes to let everyone know they were there.

a reply to: ketsuko

What is interesting is that very nearby is a
secretive military base that makes toxins
such as this nerve poison.

A secretive British army base, which analysed the nerve gas used to poison a Russian ex-spy this weekend, has for years been fuelling conspiracy theories with its pioneering research into chemical and biological weapons. Located near Salisbury, the southwestern English city where Sergei Skripal, 66, and his 33-year-old daughter were targeted, Porton Down is Britain's most controversial military facility. The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory -- its official name -- employs 3,000 scientists across a sprawling rural site, and has an annual budget of 500 million pounds (560 million euros, $695 million).

The Secretive UK Army Lab Where Poisons Are Hunted And Made

The choice of nerve toxin seems rather sophisticated...

And dont blame me it seems that this place has fueled
many conspiracy theories ....

Rabbit Hole

Complex and dangerous, nerve agents are rarely used for assassinations

Investigators said they had identified the specific agent, but were not disclosing that information.

The attack had the hallmarks of a well-planned hit with the backing of a powerful organisation aiming to intimidate opponents, not a lone actor, experts said in interviews with Reuters.

Nerve agents have rarely been used outside of warfare

When she said she smuggled hot sauce in her purse, she failed to mention that was her pet name for VX

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: burntheships

MS-13 are global. That's who Hillary/DNC used to murder Seth Rich.

Nerve gas is a bit subtle for them. They are far more grisly though. MS-13 likes to let everyone know they were there.

They do what they do.
They are not stupid.

lol at discredited dossier.

The more this investigation rolls on the more credible that dossier becomes... even if Hilary funded it.

If it got thrown out of court for this type of technicality, it wouldn't make all of the dossiers info incorrect.

The plot thickens:

Spy mystery: Sergei Skripal’s driver tells of mysterious business trips

Garry Collins began driving Mr Skripal after the Russian moved to Wiltshire in 2011, a year after he was freed by the Kremlin in a spy swap. Mr Collins, 62, said that Mr Skripal had called on Friday asking him to pick up his daughter Yulia, 33, but he could not as he was trapped by the snow. “He said Yulia was arriving on Saturday afternoon
and had planned a two week visit.

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a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

I think I want a bit more information on his connection to Steel before I polish off my tin foil hat.

In Russia tin foil hat polishes you...

Experts contend it is possible this was a "troublemaker"....

Chemical weapons expert Richard Guthrie of the research project CBW Events, which records the use of chemical and biological weapons, said the highly public attack appeared to be "an expression of power" intended to send a message.........


Russia is "obviously a clear candidate," but it is too soon to say who was behind the attack, Guthrie added.

"It's also possible there could be some troublemaker out there who wants to make it look like it was Russia," he said.

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a reply to: Harpua

your right. Getting thrown out on a technicality wouldn't make all of the dossiers info incorrect. The fact that it's incorrect does.

a reply to: burntheships

The fact that he wasn’t poisoned in Moscow, even while jailed there, but in London, is a serious fact.