Dec 31 2006
Happy New Year!
I hope everyone as an enjoyable and safe New Year celebration tonight. Talk to you all again next year.
Dec 31 2006
I hope everyone as an enjoyable and safe New Year celebration tonight. Talk to you all again next year.
Dec 30 2006
One of the unexplained aspects of the Litvinenko case is the complete brain wash of the media. I know a lot of people still live in the era of the Soviet Union, but the obvious and open PR campaign that surrounded Litvinenko’s last days was clearly a sign that something other than a pending [...]
Dec 29 2006
Major Update: It is done – good riddance Saddam. May you face in death the millions of people you brutally murdered over your pathetic lifetime. Some thoughts. Saddam’s passing will lift a cloud from Iraq and its new government and give the democratic government some serious street credibility. The liberal left has [...]
Dec 29 2006
Viking Pundit has one of the most bizarre stories I have seen in a long time. Apparently a young man built his house so close to the high power electrical lines his flourescent lights activate without any power simply from the EM fields generated from the power lines. The picture of him sitting [...]
Dec 29 2006
You think the Western governments have their act together after 5+ years of adjusting to the post 9-11 world and then you read something like this and you just have to wonder what people are doing all day long:
The Government’s terrorism watchdog is to call for tighter checks on executive jets arriving in Britain amid [...]
Dec 29 2006
Make no mistake about it. The Democrats are not in control of the Congress, Sen Joe Lieberman is. He is passionate about the war on terror, as he demonstrated in continuing on and winning his bid to retain his Senate seat. And if he thinks the Democrats would attempt to cripple the [...]
Dec 29 2006
The reporting now out that Yasser Arafat was terrorist thug is not news in terms of Arafat’s bloody past – but it is news that the US State Department covered up for his terrorist activities and culpability in the deaths of two US citizens. There are laws against hiding evidence of murder and attack [...]
Dec 29 2006
Interfax is reporting on a major terror attack being thwarted in Russia:
“The captured militant admitted that preparations were underway for a terrorist attack in Grozny ahead of the holidays,” the spokesman said.
“Acting on the militant’s tip-off, police found explosives equivalent to 320 kilograms of TNT under a bridge over the Sunzha River,” he said.
I [...]
Dec 29 2006
Update: Right on cue, Goldfarb speaks out for Berezovsky:
Alex Goldfarb, who runs Berezovsky’s Foundation for Civil Liberties in New York, told Reuters British police had already questioned Berezovsky and other people who knew Litvinenko.
“It is none of the Russian prosecutors’ business: this is a British investigation and Boris is fully cooperating,” Goldfarb said by telephone.
“This [...]
Dec 28 2006
There is a new suspect in the Litvinenko incident – a Russian who travelled with Kovtun from Hamburg to London on November 1st and met up with Kovtun in London later that day. And now the admitting this incident is associated with smuggling of Polonium-210 into London
Detectives investigating the murder of Alexander Litvinenko are [...]
Dec 28 2006
The Litvinenko story has taken a strange twist with reports of a Mercury Trail that covers Moscow and London and, apparently, overlaps the Polonium-210 trail associated with Litvinenko’s bizzare death last month.
The prosecutor general’s office said traces of evaporated mercury had been found in cars, flats, cottages and offices in both Moscow and London.
It [...]
Dec 28 2006
It is interesting how the media swarm on the Litvinenko incident as died way down. I keep wondering what in the world caused the about face (besides competing stories on the modern Ripper). But some interesting new clues are slowly coming out, and I think everyone has decided to take a deep breath [...]
Dec 27 2006
Saldy folks I ended up with a terrible Christmas cold which is making me miserable. So the posting is light (and light headed). The news out today is that the Russians are looking at how another exiled Oligarch, Leonid Nevzlin, may have played a role in the Litvinenko incident:
“A version is being looked [...]
Dec 27 2006
It has become a very strange time indeed when I find myself in complete agreement with an anti-war liberal. In this case it is on the Litvinenko incident, and the argument laid out is an excellent synopsis of my posts on this matter. My impression of liberals has been inching upward recently, [...]