Russian letters 'revealed secret hit squad'

The Daily Mail ^ | 1st December 2006

[Mrs Ivan]

Hmmmm.

[DB]

From Russia with love...

[Gideon Reader]

Kah Gah Bay.
This surprises anyone? Anyone?
OK. Maybe the Dead Tree Media.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Mr Litvinenko's London friend Alex Goldfarb said scans of the letters came into his possession yesterday and he passed them to Scotland Yard.

That Lucy Ramirez sure gets around. I hate to sound cynical but are we sure that Mr Litvinenko didn't pull a Silkwood?

[babygene]

The press is making a bigger deal of this than all the people Clinton had terminated...

[RetSignman]

Think Russia is alone using 'secret squads'? Think back in our history.

[TXnMA]

Think back in our history.

Think back in Arkansas' history.

[YellowRoseofTx]

Even if true (and probably is) what could be done....nothing.

[ark_girl]

What could be done or what will be done? Bush has proven in his second term, we'll do nothing.

[GarySpFc]

Everyone might want to look at this site, where they examine the evidence.

What Is Known Regarding The Litvinenko Incident.

He also comments on the letters.

[AdmSmith]

This is more interesting than your linked blog:

http://www.axisglobe.com/article.asp?article=1150

Litvinenko was victim of 'Russian rogue agents' - The Guardian

British intelligence sources increasingly suspect that Alexander Litvinenko killed with a radioactive poison, was the victim of a plot involving "rogue elements" within the Russian state, The Guardian writes today. While ruling out any official involvement by Vladimir Putin's government, investigators believe that only those with access to state nuclear laboratories could have mounted such a sophisticated plot, the paper notes.

The Guardian reports that police were last night closing in on a group of men who entered the UK among a large crowd of Muscovite football fans. The group of five or more arrived shortly before Litvinenko fell ill and attended the CSK Moscow match against Arsenal at the Emirates stadium on November 1; they flew back shortly afterwards. While describing them only as witnesses, police believe their presence could hold the key to the former spy's death, the paper marks. Andrei Lugovoi, a former KGB spy who met Litvinenko at the Millennium Hotel on November 1, has said that he was on a London-bound flight from Moscow on October 31 with his family and some friends. The group attended the Arsenal-CSK Moscow match the next day. The second man who was at the meeting in the hotel, Dmitri Kovtun, arrived in London early on November 1 on a flight from Hamburg. Both men returned to Moscow together on the same flight on November 3. Kovtun said both he and Lugovoi had been tested for any signs that they had been in contact with radioactive substances and were waiting for the results, according to The Guardian.

A British Airways (BA) Boeing-767 today leaves Domodedovo airport in Moscow for London to be checked for radioactivity, news agency Interfax reports, referring to the BA representation office in Moscow.
In its turn, a Transaero Boeing 737 arrived yesterday from London's Heathrow Airport. No traces of radiation have been found on board the plane, Transaero press secretary Sergey Bykhal told Interfax. Transaero has started checking all of its planes that flew to London in the past three months. Two planes have been checked in Moscow. No traces of radiation were discovered in them, according to Bykhal.

Officials explain their increasing belief that Litvinenko's death involved Russian state elements with the fact that only the state would have access to such a radioactive material.
Officials now go so far as to say that the involvement of individuals within the FSB in the affair is "probable", The Guardian says. Intelligence sources do not rule out the possibility that the perpetrators were "rogue elements" either still in the FSB or former members of it.

Though police anti-terrorist officers are in charge of the operation, the paper cits Whitehall officials who also said MI5 and MI6 were helping. The British embassy in Moscow and the Russian embassy in London are also involved.

[AdmSmith]

ping to http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1746850/posts?page=11#11

[b2stealth]

>Everyone might want to look at this site, where they >examine the evidence

Stop posting links to KGB sites..

Examine this: http://www.terror99.ru

Known facts: KGB/FSB tried to blow up a building full of civilians in Ryazan!

Putin helps

*N.Korea *Iraq *Iran *Syria *Hammas

Po210 found on planes flying from Moscow to London on October 25th.
Po210 can only be produced at a Nuclear Plant.

[GarySpFc]

That is interesting, but the problem I have it only discusses a few events, whereas the site at http://www.strata-sphere.com/blog/">What Is Known Regarding The Litvinenko Incident discusses all of the evidence and what is known.

[AdmSmith]

Well, he is biased and does not know what he is talking about. See this (taken from his site):


Polonium 210 for $70 Plus Shipping & Handling
Posted by AJStrata on November 29th, 2006

Only in the US could one buy non-traceable, 'no questions asked' Polonium 210 over thi internet and shipped to the location of your choice in the US (where it can be then transported anywhere). I kid you not. It is the 'no questions asked' part that gets me.


That is Bravo Sierra, as the item that can be purchased from United Nuclear only contains a tiny, tiny amount of Po-210 electroplated on the inside of the eye of a needle. How do you remove that and do you know how many $ 69 samples you need to get a clinical dose?

[GarySpFc]

It may be in part wrong, but it's not BS when you consider that the same information has been posted hundreds of times on Free Republic.

[mac_truck]

Would Mr. George Smiley please pick up the courtesy phone...

[b2stealth]

>It may be in part wrong, but it's not BS when you >consider that the same information has been posted >hundreds of times on Free Republic.

Great KGB logic!

Gary do you think FSB killed Yanderbiev?

[GarySpFc]

Known facts: KGB/FSB tried to blow up a building full of civilians in Ryazan!

ROFLOL! Here is a picture of the detonator found at the scene. Detonator at Ryazan. Hexogen was supposedly the explosive. Now there is a major reason no explosion could not happen. However, I am not going to say any more. Go learn what you are discussing for a change.

[GarySpFc]

Correction, Should read, "There is a reason an explosion could not happen with Hexogen and the detonator shown in the picture." Why?