W.Brytania: Litwinienkę zabito trucizną w aeroz...

herr7 może nie 29.11.06, 15:31

W internecie można znaleźć i takie rewlacje. Sprawa jest bardzo zagmatwana, ale
nie ma już większych wątpliwości ża jest to z góry zaplnaowana akcja i na
dodatek przeprowadzona środkami, które mogą być jedynie w dyspozycji państw.
Pytanie jakich?

LITVINENKO MURDER: SOLVED

A man came all the way from Italy to call Litvinenko to an emergency meeting at
the now-radiocative sushi bar, where it turned out that all he had was the
print-out of an email, a fact that Litvinenko himself found puzzling.

The man is Mario Scaramella, an agent of the notorious Italian SISMI that
colludes with fascist coup plotters to blow up train stations (Bologna 1980),
forges "Niger uranium" documents so that the US can invade Iraq, and kidnaps
innocent Muslims for the CIA.

www.ericmargolis.com/archives/2004/08/italian_liars_p.php
Scaramella also happens to be SISMI's top nuclear materials expert.

Motive - check
Opportunity - check
Means - check
Alibi - none
Fits the profile - check

NAILED!

----------------------------------------------------
news.independent.co.uk/uk/crime/article2013255.ece
Traces of polonium 210 were found at the Itsu sushi restaurant in Piccadilly,
where Mr Litvinenko met the KGB expert Mario Scaramella on 1 November
----------------
www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/news/topstories/display.var.1030960.0.exspy_poisoned_over_kremlin_criticism.php
Mr Litvinenko is reported to have told a journalist contact last night: "Mario
said he wanted to sit down to talk to me so I suggested we go to a Japanese
restaurant nearby.

"I ordered lunch but he ate nothing. He appeared to be very nervous. He handed
me a four-page document which he said he wanted me to read straight away. The
document was an email. I could not understand why he had come all the way to
London to give it to me. Several hours after the meeting I started to feel sick."
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news.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1715412006
reports in Italy suggest Mr Scaramella was a member of SISMI, the Italian secret
services, and also worked for the CIA and Colombian intelligence.
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www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=418642&in_page_id=1770&ico=Homepage&icl=TabModule&icc=NEWS&ct=5
Exclusive: Sushi bar man is nuclear waste expert
Mysterious past of last man to meet dead Russian

By GLEN OWEN and NICK PISA, Mail on Sunday Last updated at 12:15pm on 26th
November 2006

The last person to meet Alexander Litvinenko before he succumbed to the
agonising effects of radioactive poisoning is a self-professed expert in nuclear
materials.

International 'security consultant' Mario Scaramella, who joined Litvinenko for
the now infamous clandestine meeting in a London sushi bar, headed an
organisation which tracked dumped nuclear waste, including Soviet nuclear
missiles left over from the Cold War.
[. . .]
Our investigations have established that:

• He has a deep knowledge of nuclear materials and their whereabouts around the
globe.

• Although he describes himself as an environmentalist, he has detailed
knowledge of the activities of Russian agents.

• Some of the institutions listed on his impressive CV appear to have no record
of him, prompting questions about a career involving a large number of posts
around the globe.

Prof Scaramella agreed to meet us in his home city of Naples to respond to
allegations circulating on the internet that he was an intelligence agent in the
pay of several secret services. Arriving in the lobby of a hotel flanked by two
bodyguards, he produced a professional-looking dossier detailing his career.

As the meeting progressed, Prof Scaramella denied he had links to any secret
services and became irritated. "You are sounding like the police,' he said. "Do
not use this information against me."

Prof Scaramella's knowledge of atomic materials is clear, however. The Mail on
Sunday has discovered that in June last year Italian police launched an
investigation into an alleged plot to smuggle uranium into the country after
being tipped off by Prof Scaramella.

He told officers that the uranium was hidden in a suitcase and had originated
from an undisclosed country in the former Soviet Union. Within just 24 hours,
police in Rimini made four arrests.

At the time all Prof Scaramella would say was: "I was investigating the
activities of former KGB activities in San Marino a tiny independent republic
near Rimini]
(. . .)
"I told the police that 10kg of uranium was hidden in a suitcase and on its way
to Italy on June 2; and on June 2 the arrests were made and the uranium found.
It was enriched uranium 90 per cent capable of making a small atomic bomb. Also
an electronic target device was seized."

The uranium plot came a year after Prof Scaramella announced that he had
information that 20 nuclear warheads had been lost by a Soviet submarine in the
Bay of Naples.

Jak by nie było Brytowie mają w rękach tego Włocha, a on chyba wie więcej
aniżeli się o tym pisze.

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mariadiva W.Brytania: Litwinienkę zabito trucizną w aeroz.. 29.11.06, 14:05

Stara rzymska zasada mówi,że o zbrodnię podejrzany jest ten co odnosi z niej
korzyśći. Ta spawa osłabia Putina a wzmacnia rosyjskich oligarchów którzy z nim
walczą. Przypomina mi się "trucie" Juszczenki. Długo wierzyłem polskim mediom
,ze to była prawda, aż przeczytałem w brytyjskiej gazecie /był tez przedruk w
naszym FORUM/ że ordynator austriackiego szpitala , który go leczył zdementował
fakt trucia i był z tego powodu szykanowany.Zdaje się ,że jestem paskudnym
polskojęzycznym wyrodkiem , który nie wpisuje się w
ogólnoposko-cwiercinteligecką tendencję - "lance do boju szable w dłoń,
bolszewika goń, goń goń"
- obraza.uczuc.religijnych Bo w ogóle ten Litwinienko taki biedny 29.11.06, 14:07
  
  W FSB doszedł tylko do stopnia pułkownika. Tacy biedacy to idole rusofobów.
- maureen2 Re: W.Brytania: Litwinienkę zabito trucizną w aer 29.11.06, 14:11
  
  czyżby był to więc młodzieńczy trądzik w tak dorosłym wieku ?
- herr7 może nie 29.11.06, 15:31
  
  W internecie można znaleźć i takie rewlacje. Sprawa jest bardzo zagmatwana, ale
  nie ma już większych wątpliwości ża jest to z góry zaplnaowana akcja i na
  dodatek przeprowadzona środkami, które mogą być jedynie w dyspozycji państw.
  Pytanie jakich?
  
  LITVINENKO MURDER: SOLVED
  
  A man came all the way from Italy to call Litvinenko to an emergency meeting at
  the now-radiocative sushi bar, where it turned out that all he had was the
  print-out of an email, a fact that Litvinenko himself found puzzling.
  
  The man is Mario Scaramella, an agent of the notorious Italian SISMI that
  colludes with fascist coup plotters to blow up train stations (Bologna 1980),
  forges "Niger uranium" documents so that the US can invade Iraq, and kidnaps
  innocent Muslims for the CIA.
  
  www.ericmargolis.com/archives/2004/08/italian_liars_p.php
  Scaramella also happens to be SISMI's top nuclear materials expert.
  
  Motive - check
  Opportunity - check
  Means - check
  Alibi - none
  Fits the profile - check
  
  NAILED!
  
  ----------------------------------------------------
  news.independent.co.uk/uk/crime/article2013255.ece
  Traces of polonium 210 were found at the Itsu sushi restaurant in Piccadilly,
  where Mr Litvinenko met the KGB expert Mario Scaramella on 1 November
  ----------------
  www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/news/topstories/display.var.1030960.0.exspy_poisoned_over_kremlin_criticism.php
  Mr Litvinenko is reported to have told a journalist contact last night: "Mario
  said he wanted to sit down to talk to me so I suggested we go to a Japanese
  restaurant nearby.
  
  "I ordered lunch but he ate nothing. He appeared to be very nervous. He handed
  me a four-page document which he said he wanted me to read straight away. The
  document was an email. I could not understand why he had come all the way to
  London to give it to me. Several hours after the meeting I started to feel sick."
  ----------------
  news.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1715412006
  reports in Italy suggest Mr Scaramella was a member of SISMI, the Italian secret
  services, and also worked for the CIA and Colombian intelligence.
  ----------------
  www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=418642&in_page_id=1770&ico=Homepage&icl=TabModule&icc=NEWS&ct=5
  Exclusive: Sushi bar man is nuclear waste expert
  Mysterious past of last man to meet dead Russian
  
  By GLEN OWEN and NICK PISA, Mail on Sunday Last updated at 12:15pm on 26th
  November 2006
  
  The last person to meet Alexander Litvinenko before he succumbed to the
  agonising effects of radioactive poisoning is a self-professed expert in nuclear
  materials.
  
  International 'security consultant' Mario Scaramella, who joined Litvinenko for
  the now infamous clandestine meeting in a London sushi bar, headed an
  organisation which tracked dumped nuclear waste, including Soviet nuclear
  missiles left over from the Cold War.
  [. . .]
  Our investigations have established that:
  
  • He has a deep knowledge of nuclear materials and their whereabouts around the
  globe.
  
  • Although he describes himself as an environmentalist, he has detailed
  knowledge of the activities of Russian agents.
  
  • Some of the institutions listed on his impressive CV appear to have no record
  of him, prompting questions about a career involving a large number of posts
  around the globe.
  
  Prof Scaramella agreed to meet us in his home city of Naples to respond to
  allegations circulating on the internet that he was an intelligence agent in the
  pay of several secret services. Arriving in the lobby of a hotel flanked by two
  bodyguards, he produced a professional-looking dossier detailing his career.
  
  As the meeting progressed, Prof Scaramella denied he had links to any secret
  services and became irritated. "You are sounding like the police,' he said. "Do
  not use this information against me."
  
  Prof Scaramella's knowledge of atomic materials is clear, however. The Mail on
  Sunday has discovered that in June last year Italian police launched an
  investigation into an alleged plot to smuggle uranium into the country after
  being tipped off by Prof Scaramella.
  
  He told officers that the uranium was hidden in a suitcase and had originated
  from an undisclosed country in the former Soviet Union. Within just 24 hours,
  police in Rimini made four arrests.
  
  At the time all Prof Scaramella would say was: "I was investigating the
  activities of former KGB activities in San Marino a tiny independent republic
  near Rimini]
  (. . .)
  "I told the police that 10kg of uranium was hidden in a suitcase and on its way
  to Italy on June 2; and on June 2 the arrests were made and the uranium found.
  It was enriched uranium 90 per cent capable of making a small atomic bomb. Also
  an electronic target device was seized."
  
  The uranium plot came a year after Prof Scaramella announced that he had
  information that 20 nuclear warheads had been lost by a Soviet submarine in the
  Bay of Naples.
  
  Jak by nie było Brytowie mają w rękach tego Włocha, a on chyba wie więcej
  aniżeli się o tym pisze.

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