Alternative View 2006 - for john schou

What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 141
25.11.2006 Blog 11 Dead Russian Spy was israeli Double Agent
26.11.2006 Independent 11 Detectives investigating the death of Alexander Litvinenko were last night
examining the possibility that the former spy killed himself to discredit
Vladimir Putin
26.11.2006 MM 11 The killing of Litvinenko could have been orchestrated by his associate Boris
Berezovsky in order to discredit Russian authorities
26.11.2006 Fox 11 The aide [to Putin] implied Litvinenko‘s death was part of a conspiracy by
enemies of Putin [Berezovsky] who had sacrificed one of their own to discredit
the Russian president ... Geiger counters that doctors initially used to
test Litvinenko for radiation failed to detect it and polonium-210 was found
only when further tests were conducted ... ―In many other countries it would
26.11.2006 Canada Free
Press
never have been detected, which may be why it was used‖
11 Polonium 210 is a synthetic and small amounts of it (no more than 100g/year)
are made every year in specialist laboratories by bombarding bismuth with
neutrons in a nuclear reactor
26.11.2006 Daily Mail 11 Detectives and scientists expressed open astonishment that such an
elaborate and evil Cold War-style hit could happen Britain ... It threatened to
cause a serious diplomatic rift between Britain and Russia, at a time when
relations are at their worst since the end of the Cold War - and therein lies the
real motive
26.11.2006 Telegraph 11 Independence is backed by 52% of Scots while an astonishing 59% of
English voters want Scotland to go it alone
27.11.2006 Telepolis 11 "frisch vom Atomreaktor" kann man Polonium ganz einfach auch für 69 US-
Dollar etwa bei United Nuclear Scientific Supplies erhalten [Internet]
27.11.2006 BBC 11 A new Russian law, adopted earlier in the year, formally permits the extrajudicial
killings abroad of those Moscow accuses of "extremism" {after Israel
& USA made the same}
27.11.2006 Guardian 11 The security services will focus on where the polonium 210 came from. If it
was made in a nuclear facility, it will contain traces of other radioactive
isotopes that could identify the facility
27.11.2006 Telegraph 11 Did Litvinenko somehow come into contact with smuggled radioactive
material? According to one expert, pure polonium 210 cannot be contained in
ordinary glassware and could not be administered in liquid form as the drink
27.11.2006 Moscow
Times
would bubble and the heat would be too intense [accident]
11 Almost all the accusations against the Kremlin and the Foreign Intelligence Service,
or SVR, have been made either by former KGB officers turned by MI6, or by friends,
associates, or employees of Boris Berezovsky, the oligarch of the Yeltsin era whom
Moscow has tried and failed to extradite on fraud charges. Even if Moscow's claim to
have given up foreign assassinations "a long time ago" is not strictly true -- they killed
Chechen rebel leader Zelimkhan Yandar-biyev in Qatar in 2004 -- Russia's argument
that a scandal abroad is the last thing that President Putin needs at this moment
holds weight
27.11.2006 Times 11 Mr Litvinenko travelled to Israel just weeks before he died to hand over
evidence to a Russian billionaire of how agents working for President Putin
dealt with his enemies running the Yukos oil company
28.11.2006 Guardian 11 Detectives have found traces of polonium 210 at the London offices of the
exiled Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky ... the police were not yet saying
that Mr Litvinenko had been unlawfully killed ... there were 130 premises in
England and Wales with a known use of polonium 210
28.11.2006 X 11 Police investigating the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko
have sealed off the offices of Boris Berezovsky
28.11.2006 Blog 11 who killed Alexander Litvinenko ... Consider the Israeli Mossad ... Boris
Abramovich Berezovsky is a Russian Jewish billionaire who was head of
Russian National Security under Boris Yeltsin. When Putin came to power he
opened investigations into Berezovsky‘s business activities, including money
laundering. Berezovsky responded by fleeing to the UK where he was
granted political asylum
29.11.2006 Independent 11 Litvinenko told the Italian academic he met on the day he fell ill that he had
organised the smuggling of nuclear material out of Russia for his security
service employers ... he had masterminded the smuggling of radioactive
material to Zurich in 2000
29.11.2006 Xinhuanet 11 The nature of this radiation is such that it does not travel over long distances, a few
cm at most, and therefore there is no need for public alarm
29.11.2006 X 11 The maximum safe body burden of polonium is only 7 picograms