Russian Spy Poisoning?

[4cruisin]

I have been following the story about the Russian spy that died of radiation poisoning and think it is very odd.

If the Russian gov't wanted to kill him, why do it in such a manner that could be traced back to them? Why not just shoot him or kill him in a car crash? Now a 2nd man, a security expert that met with him prior to his death, has tested positive for the same radiation poisoning.

This is like something out of a James Bond movie.

 

[Cool-Beans]

The Russians do bad stuff, then lie about it. They don't try to cover it up because they don't care who knows...and very often want it to be known that that's how they do things. That's what I think about that.

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[DawnCt1]

they really want the victims and their future victims to know despite the denials. its a warning to all defectors and future defectors and future critics of putin.

 

[dcentity2000]

Don't forget the ex-PM - he's very ill through poisoning.



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