O/T Salisbury poisoning

[Exiletyke]

Yes it hasn't gone unnoticed who the Labour Party MP s are and their historical stance on all things Corbyn .

All signs point to the Russian's ESR and nobody is going to argue against that .

It ain't going to look particularly great if we have expelled diplomats and it turns out to be a red herring and I personally think he's wise to keep his cards close to his chest and get all the facts on the table before we start with the fun and games so to speak .

Who knows what goes on in the spying game ? It's hardly Queensbury Rules is it .

It's a sensitive time , let's see the full facts and then decide the best course of action .

Wouldn't it be a bugger if it turns out not to be them?

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Well you could knock me down with a feather you really could.

The French not coming out to immediately support the English as the UN have done. Blow me what a surprise - it must prove that Corbyn was right after all.

And tonight's revelation that he was at the anti Iraq war protests ( again, an unfounded war started by a labour government), it should come as no surprise that a man who takes tea with the IRA and attends events to mark their dead 'freedom fighters' would attend a rally opposing a war fought by the sons and daughters of 'The Many' rather than showing his support for them.

Now. where's that feather ?

[EastStandRed]

Yes it hasn't gone unnoticed who the Labour Party MP s are and their historical stance on all things Corbyn .

All signs point to the Russian's ESR and nobody is going to argue against that .

It ain't going to look particularly great if we have expelled diplomats and it turns out to be a red herring and I personally think he's wise to keep his cards close to his chest and get all the facts on the table before we start with the fun and games so to speak .

Who knows what goes on in the spying game ? It's hardly Queensbury Rules is it .

It's a sensitive time , let's see the full facts and then decide the best course of action .

We’ve had a military-grade nerve agent or Chemical weapon used on our shores that wouldn’t be accessible to anyone except the Russian state unless they had lost control of it which by refusing to acknowledge they have lost control seems to point to them having instigated it .

[Exiletyke]

We’ve had a military-grade nerve agent or Chemical weapon used on our shores that wouldn’t be accessible to anyone except the Russian state unless they had lost control of it which by refusing to acknowledge they have lost control seems to point to them having instigated it .

Are the Russians the only one's in the whole world to have such a chemical
does the USA have it for example

[EastStandRed]

Are the Russians the only one's in the whole world to have such a chemical
does the USA have it for example

Only the Russians have this form of nerve agent left over from the Soviet Union according to our defence scientists

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Only the Russians have this form of nerve agent left over from the Soviet Union according to our defence scientists

What we should do ESR is provide Vlad, corbyn and Macron with the names and addresses of those in the security services ( foreign and/or domestic) who have provided us with the information we've used to arrive at the conclusion that it was the Russians.

I'm sure they'll be all perfectly safe.

And the happy clappers will still find a way to support the old commie.

[animallittle3]

Wouldn't it be a bugger if it turns out not to be them?

Wouldn't be the only time a female Tory PM came back from the abyss over an international incident either .

Corbyn does right to want to see the full facts on a number of levels exile .

[animallittle3]

Well you could knock me down with a feather you really could.

The French not coming out to immediately support the English as the UN have done. Blow me what a surprise - it must prove that Corbyn was right after all.

And tonight's revelation that he was at the anti Iraq war protests ( again, an unfounded war started by a labour government), it should come as no surprise that a man who takes tea with the IRA and attends events to mark their dead 'freedom fighters' would attend a rally opposing a war fought by the sons and daughters of 'The Many' rather than showing his support for them.

Now. where's that feather ?

The question you might want to ask yourself flagged , is why did Corbyn even have to talk to the paramilitary wing of a foreign country in the first place ? .

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The question you might want to ask yourself flagged , is why did Corbyn even have to talk to the paramilitary wing of a foreign country in the first place ? .

The answer Animal is that there's a difference between speaking with a hostile terrorist force in order to find a resolution, and providing them with sympathy and campaigning for their cause.

[animallittle3]

Well you could knock me down with a feather you really could.

The French not coming out to immediately support the English as the UN have done. Blow me what a surprise - it must prove that Corbyn was right after all.

And tonight's revelation that he was at the anti Iraq war protests ( again, an unfounded war started by a labour government), it should come as no surprise that a man who takes tea with the IRA and attends events to mark their dead 'freedom fighters' would attend a rally opposing a war fought by the sons and daughters of 'The Many' rather than showing his support for them.

Now. where's that feather ?

The US have supported the UK at the UN but the matter is still under discussion flagged and getting heard in New York at the moment .