southern_land wrote (View Post): |
can we suggest operation canned goods is alive and well and operating out of Syria? |
southern_land wrote (View Post): |
One might even suggest that using an old Soviet nerve gas (that various western elements were paid to dispose off after Glasnost) to kill a dissident might be stretching credibility just a tad |
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JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
https://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/105521/Report17.pdf
Read p.24 . Yes, that`s written by 'inventor' of 'weapon' https://www.opcw.org/fileadmin/OPCW/CSP/RC-3/en/rc3wp01_e_.pdf UN not knew, was 'weapon' ever exists, or not. But Britain like had full knowledge about, and hide it from UN. I think, we (russia) now should poison Theresa May herself, openly and publiclly, it will hurt us no harder that already, and next time someone will think twice before such claims. Picture just as remark. Everyone can google, what is placed in Porton Down. |
JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-russia-poison/nerve-agent-planted-in-luggage-of-russian-agents-daughter-the-telegraph-idUKKCN1GS0NN
Quite believable, from where toxin comes: 2000 miles from Russia in luggage via numerous checkpoints and unpredictable wait for unpacking, or twelve miles from Skripal house by road, h-m. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
So the U.K. govt wants to kill Russian nationals living in exile or what would be the motive for killing Putin critics? Is RT or other Russian media trying to claim Russian nationals living in exile are victims of Yankee or British imperialism? It's like the govt wants to relive the glory days of Cold War era.
fake news right? http://www.businessinsider.com/russian-exile-valery-morozov-gets-death-threat-after-skripal-glushkov-2018-3 "..A Russian exile living in Britain says he has received death threats saying that people who poisoned former spy Sergei Skripal are coming for him. Valery Morozov, a 63-year-old who fled Russia after exposing what he said were corrupt business practices, said that he received threats to his life via anonymous, encrypted emails. Skripal was exposed to Novichok, a Russian-made nerve agent, which left him in critical condition in hospital and sparked a major diplomatic rift between London and Moscow. Not long after he was poisoned, Russian exile Nikolai Glushkov was found dead in his London home in what police now believe was a murder. Glushkov had earlier warned that he was on a Kremlin hit list." The only other evidence is from Russian state owned media report whom claimed he "stole" $100M from Russian company. Well why not seek extradition via U.K. govt to bring him back to Russia to stand trial? |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Contempt. Sod's greatest asset. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
What about the paranoid? |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
An interesting read - https://off-guardian.org/2017/04/09/evidence-calls-western-narrative-about-syrian-chemical-attack-into-question/
Off Guardian is a pretty good source and associated to the Guardian. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): | ||
Associated to The Guardian in that people who are banned from or unhappy with The Guardian head to off-guardian.org to bash Guardian articles. Its mostly opinion pieces and summary articles stitching together a collection of other news site reporting to support their opinions, no journalists at all. No facts of their own investigating, just facts interpreted from the web. |
JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
Cui prodest?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/mar/15/uk-set-up-48m-chemical-weapons-defence-centre-gavin-williamson |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Its nothing more than a blog site. The owner seems to have a beef with the Guardian, and the users to. I wouldn't say its a good source for anything.
"Cherry pick your articles just like the facts that you use." I don't know what facts I am using to warrant that statement. All I know is this blog site that carries a massive slant is in your eyes, a good source. |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
not all of their stories meet good journalism |
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The sites standard in journalism reflects on the accuracy of the article. |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Off-guardian.com is as associated with theguardian.com as any random blog is quoting BBC articles. What does theguardian.com say about its association with off-guardian.com? You're seemingly trying to lend credence to off-guardian.com by stating its associated with theguardian.com which is a trusted news source in order to validate your point of view while at the same time bashing MSM for poor journalism. This is a paradox. |
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sod98 wrote (View Post): | ||||
mooxe that's right. The standard of that article was accurate and by a investigative journalist something most MSM don't have anymore. Well done and you even recognized that they have journalists. DJ - where do I begin. First you say I'm indulging in far right web sites and now calling this socialist website wonky without any checking. You have stated that I must be a Russian troll and that I'm not from NZ. You are more confused that Bradley Manning. I do believe this posting was one of the first from a non MSM site. Does that worry you guys more than the truth. As that's what they have published. I guess you and mooxe have had issues with the truth and not being able to admit your mistakes in the past. Valery Morozov - who cares what he is. Has he proof or is evidence enough that they make these baseless claims for you to believe. mooxe and Dj - once again looking forward to you guys saying that you were wrong. The article is accurate and by a investigative journalist. Off Guardian is associated through supply of articles. Man up or DJ just admit. |
JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
Cui prodest?
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/mar/15/uk-set-up-48m-chemical-weapons-defence-centre-gavin-williamson |
mooxe wrote (View Post): |
I absolutely doubt the article. William Craddick's reputation has been called into question previously in the link I posted. Since you label him as an investigative journalist, where did he travel to and who did he speak with to form any facts in this article? Nowhere and nobody! Apply the same questions to his Haiti article. This is a stitched together opinion article. The fact is, his article is an opinion. |
sod98 wrote (View Post): |
What happened to your attack on the " pretty good " that's right i stared you into another trap.....................lol. And do I see - sorry sod I was wrong........no. If you want that info send him a email like you can to all medias. And here we are once again you are questioning his Haiti article. Go back to being the janitor mooxe. I trying to stop you making a bigger fool of yourself but you keep digging that hole. Calm down and pour yourself a warm milk drink. Take a few deep breaths. You believe WAPO and sorts who report what these moderate rebels are saying through the SOFHR. They have been discredited as being a one man band out of a little house in Britain..............lol. And that was several years ago and they are still being used. How many times over the years have I had to show links and info to mooxe and DJ just to get - no reply. Do your own donkey work. You are pathetic. Get back on topic and stop embarrassing yourself further. At least as the janitor you didn't appear stupid, naive and gullible. Where is Citrus. |
JFFulcrum wrote (View Post): |
Strange things in media continues:
Farther of poisoned in 2006 Litvinenko made statement on TV, that his son was poisoned by CIA agent, and make friendship with suspected (by Britain) killer: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=ru&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=ru&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.gazeta.ru%2Fsocial%2F2018%2F03%2F21%2F11690293.shtml&edit-text= Russian state media back-edited interview with another 'father' of 'Novichok' weaponry: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=ru&sl=ru&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fruposters.ru%2Fnews%2F20-03-2018%2Fotredaktirovalo-intervyu-razrabotchikom One of Rink statements was that is impossible to transfer armed Novichok in luggage. Now, due to back-editing, all information provided by him should be treatened with caution. |
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mooxe wrote (View Post): |
Sod, I believe that you will continue to contribute to this site negatively if I don't step in. Focus on the sites theme for any further contribution. |
dj wrote (View Post): |
what would be the motive for these Russians in England to fake threats? |
dj wrote (View Post): |
Sergei Magnitsky died in a Moscow prison in 2009. I wonder how that happened...maybe an "accident"? I heard that infuriated Putin when U.S. passed that law in honor of the lawyer who died in jail on bogus charges. Browder's father fyi was head of American Communist Party, hardly an enemy of Russia. |
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8. Not all areas were inspected during these first inspections. However, in each of the selected areas, all rooms within the building, structure, or area were inspected in accordance with paragraph 11 of EC-83/DEC.5. The inspected State Party provided the necessary cooperation during the inspections and provided access for the inspectors to all selected areas. 9. Four samples were taken by the inspection team, at locations selected by the inspectors (two from each SSRC facility). The samples were removed from site and subsequently analysed at two OPCW-designated laboratories. Results of the analysis indicated that there were no scheduled chemicals present in the samples. 10. During these first inspections at the Barzah and Jamrayah SSRC facilities, the inspection team did not observe any activities inconsistent with obligations under the Convention. The inspection reports were finalised and transmitted to the Syrian Arab Republic on 2 June 2017. |
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