Itās odd. Having travelled 100ās of thousands of miles for work in my time, Iād say I only ever got a double bed about 50% of the timeā¦
Ahem. I didnāt mean it literally, imho they could just as easily have dunnit or not, none of us are likely to live long enough to read the historical ātrueā account in about fifty years. Thereās certainly more to it than the official version.
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What puzzles me is if they are professional hit-men why according to our side, have they scattered Novachok traces like confetti wherever they trod. If traces have been found in the hotel room where they stayed why hasnāt the hotel be sealed off and had people crawling all over it in Spacesuits?
So do you still, after seeing the interview, believe that the Russians DIDNāT do it?
They said it was traces, and not dangerous levels when first discovered.
ā¦and that 50% was on the Bangkok layover.
You only need a single bed on a Bangkok stayover as neither of you sleeps
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Interview is meaningless. What does matter is that these fellas were given visas to travel here by the Home Office.
If theyāre all super spies and all that, how does that happen?
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I donāt know - I donāt really care as thatās not what Iām asking.
They stayed in public hotels, made very public trips and escaped on public transport.
If theyāre playing the Grand Old Game, theyāre not very good at it.
I agree, theyāre not. But that doesnāt surprise me in the slightest - not sure why it would.
You think itās just a fantastic coincidence then, do you?
I think itās being shouted from the rooftops. I think there are dim, unthinking folk that will believe it. I also think there are less of those sort of folk around these days.
Again with the latin, cui bono?
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See, thatās a problem. Itās not like there are many hotels in Salisbury.
I have no idea who done it, but anyone that thinks that interview proves anything, needs their head examined. I have only seen a transcript and they mention their privacy a fair bit. How are our media reporting it?
Iām still confused how the boys that took bread from the Skripals in the park didnāt get contaminated. They even ate some. No one in authority was concerned and i find that strange.
When you hear hooves, think horses, not zebras.
I never said the interview proved anything. It does however, corroborate the police and Governmentās findings.
Innocent until proven guilty obviously, but the circumstantial evidence seems pretty conclusive.
What evidence. Being Russian in Salisbury?
Itās the timeframes that doesnāt work for me, at all.
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