How Do We Know That The Nerve Gas Attack In Salisbury..............

[10ClarionSt]

..............wasn't carried out by the British Secret Services? And that all the movement afterwards isn't an exercise to try and cover up their embarrassment? I'm just, like, saying. yer know.

[Jahulaye]

Very true 10cs, all roads point to Russia if you’re easily swayed by the media but logic points to a possible frame

[Guilbert53]

We may never know.

Secret Services all over the world are doing things of which most of us are totally unaware.

That is why they are SECRET services.

[Mamyalynne]

We don't know.

[Jahulaye]

“That is why they are SECRET services.”

But their methods are “ not so secret” thanks to the power of the net/social media platforms and whistleblowers

[Hopkirk]

This thread should be in jokes, surely.

[bednobs]

gas attack??

[Old_Geezer]

Happy to poison a police officer ? Seems unlikely.
Who benefits most ?

[ferlew]

I don't seem to have seen anywhere exactly how the police officer was affected, would I be right in assuming residual toxins on clothing when he was called to assist the couple ?

[Peter Pedant]

discussed in tthe Times yesterday and scored 0
alternatives were
Putin (3/5)
Putin's henchmen doing a Thomas a Beckett (3.5/5)
ISIS ( 0/5) Criminals assorted ( 1/5)

False Flag attack - very popular with lads over the water ( CIA does everything ) and no evidence

I thought we had agreed to destroy our chemical stocks - but you will say " ah but we mustn't've, must we?"

Killing or zeroing bystanders is a bit sloppy innit ?

erm we havent done it before ( False Flag attack)

The official response does not ring of a false flag cover up as it was so comatose to be imperceptible. I still marvel at the Chief Constable ( acting ) saying "attack what attack?" on Tuesday when any poison vapour would have dispersed late on Sunday Afternoon.
By that time 20-30 people had attended cas feeling whoozy - and the policeman had attended once and been discharged

cack up not cover up

[dannyk13]

Ferlew, yes that was announced on the news by a person well versed in nerve gases

[Peter Pedant]

// he police officer may have been an accident//

unfortunate but acceptable collateral damage ?
You gonna get the police refusing to attend any drunk on the grounds he may have been gassed
( shades of 2005 bombings)

[Peter Pedant]

// Ferlew, yes that was announced on the news by a person well versed in nerve gases//

Sir Bobigny Cartier Bresson ? Bobo to his frenz.
lately Head of CDEE ( chemical defence experimental establishment)
I still cant work out why the doctor wasnt affected - altho she later said she felt a little icky

[ferlew]

Thanks Danny & PP :)

[mushroom25]

it could always be a ruse to give the England team the opportunity to boycott the world cup and thus avoid the inevitable embarrassment of the wafer-thin statistical possibilities of staying in longer than round 1......

[ichkeria]

Hopkirk is correct. Transfer this one to Jokes
The British try to murder one of their own agents. Highly likely I’d say ((9:-)

[ichkeria]

The fact the policeman was poisoned indicates that the substance was administered externally rather than ingested.
Mr Skripal was seen on CCTV with a blonde woman who didn’t look all that like his daughter unless she’d dyed her hair

[ToraToraTora]

ah the anti British version, I was waiting for that! it was probably and MI5 Jack russel 10CS. PMSL