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Yes that would be considered proof in any court of Law?
They should not have to defend themselves as long as the Uk does not have any more proof than the Russians once upon a time created the shit. The former Sovjet Union was more countries than just Russia. The nuclear arsenal is also not property of Russia.
And too be honest a double agent losing his life in the west is a win so why be bothered about it. At least they are honest in admitting that it could not happen to a nicer man. They do not react hypocritical.
Britain has asked Russia to prove they are innocent without any more ado, before retaliating.
Based on precedents, I wouldn t trust the British government on anything at all.
Maybe not but this is not a court of law. And someone correct me if I'm wrong but they were now British citizens. The duty of any state is to protect its citizens. Not to mention that there were collateral damages.
Samples that could then be tampered. That's not exactly transparency. And one has seen more cooperative people. A bit of compassion for the victims wouldn't go amiss. But no they reverted to childish taunting as soon as they could.
Quite. Is this British justice now having to prove your innocence?
We all know the Russians did it and Putin probably signed off on it but that doesn't stand up in court.
Anyone remember the Cuban missile crisis when the yanks showed photographic proof to the world? Any sign of anything that tangible from the government?
With these things you need to look at who benefits. Surely Skripal would've have given up whatever he had on Vlad years ago so it would be just a revenge attack?
Yet here is somebody benefiting and I dare say they had the means. Not to mention just down the road:
https://www.ft.com/content/d78f43fc-27b0-11e8-b27e-cc62a39d57a0
A nice little injection of funds there. Who's to say that the director of Porton Down didn't arrange the whole thing to get the government to cough up a chunk of cash which he could cream off 1% of to boost his pension?
Indeed. Porton Down is still operative, and the British government is in cahoots with the fascist Ukrainian government. They both want to bring anti-globalist Putin down before the Russian election. So who benefits? Not the Russians.
How so? They have fascist elements and got their power through a coup. They toppled the previous, elected government.
I call what happened a democratic revolutioon against the Russian puppet regime they had before.
They have fewer fascist elements than the Duma, and they are, most prominently, not the only and first European government having unilaterally annexed part of a foreign nation. That's Putin's Russia, a classical autoritarien regime, basically a one-man dictatorship disguised as a democracy. Something that Trump keeps dreaming of.
But this is one of the subjects that we will never agree on, so why bother to discuss this in a Bond context.
Russia is a bully and most countries roll over,we dont do that.
All politicians are lying dodgy bastards.
Yes, but they're OUR lying dodgy bastards.
Is that like, they're OUR slave owners? Or, they're OUR prison guards?
That's like, if they're ours then we support them no matter what. If they're the other guys' then we resist them no matter what. It was a joke, son, a joke... (said in Foghorn Leghorn voice.)
Never mind that it was the Americans who removed it from Uzbekistan. We need to blame Russia.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/03/20/shooting-great-mills-high-school-maryland-america-leaves-seven/
Yawn.
I think unless it's fatalities in double figures links like that should count as spam these days.
Must be a slow news day at the Telegraph today for such mundane events to be reported. Wasn't there even a bear shitting in the woods somewhere they could have told us about rather than this?
Every teacher needs to be issued with an AR-15 first thing tomorrow.