I just heard that Alexander Litvienko the Russian................?

Question

.............has just died, but before he died he critised his former colleagues claiming that they blew up an apartment block in Russia killing many people and blaiming the chethens using this as a pretext to war. I don't think this is conspiracy theory. What do you think?

Answer 1

Anything is possible in Russia.

Answer 2

Putin's clearly a Hardliner of the old Soviet regime and there appears to be little doubt with his new monopoly on Gas and Fuel
that he would like to bring former Soviet States back under Communist rule, whether he was behind the Assassination of Litvienko or the Female Russian Journalist will never be known but no doubt his critic's will firmly lay the blame at his door.
A former KGB Officer himself Putin i thought would have no qualms in manipulating his own people to achieve his aims and
draws inspiration from the Hard-line Communist regime in North Korea. Which as never faltered throughout the collapse of the former Soviet Union. Putin is clearly a Dangerous and Powerful man who could return Russia to, not just a Cold War but a new Ice Age if the West draws upon him for future Gas supplies, its bad enough Bae (British Aerospace) having to bribe the Saudi's into buying our Euro Fighter Typhoon and them threatening to cancel the order giving it to the French instead if our Serious Fraud Squad doesn't drop the investigation into the allegations.
How soon before the FSB's infiltration and manipulation of the Russian Mafia leads to its tentacles cold call canvassing here in the UK and a man with a distinctive Eastern accent asking if you would like to change your Gas supplier?

Answer 3

Sounds like a load of BS to me. But I think your agenda is quite clear after reading your other question.

Also, lets not forget that this man was formally a Major in the KGB. I think that qualifies him to be a bit of a COMPLETE BAS*ARD. Human rights did not exist behind the iron curtain. You would do well to remember that.

Answer 4

Yes, he died today at London's University College Hospital. It's too early to suggest anything.

Answer 5

today i have heard a number of theories including he poisoned himself.

He talked about hte srussians blowing up the aartement block and also blamed them for the moscow theatre siege and the school siege.

Who knows what is true?

Answer 6

It's hard to tell at this point. I haveto say, in my opinion, it does look fairly suspicious and a bit too convenient

Answer 7

This is possible

Answer 8

yeah, moscow.

Answer 9

hes not yet dead