Kralizec,

In case this topic ever comes up again, (insinuations of “brown” hatred), the natives of Chechnya look like

this,

this,

this,

this,

and this.

EFG on November 25, 2006 at 5:53 AM

Oh, those Chechens, they’re so brown.

If we are willing to pin the assassination of Litvinenko on Putin (which is a fair assessment) and that investigation has no witnesses or pictures, then we have to give some credence to O’sulivan, who does have witnesses and pictures.

Be sure to watch the video before you comment.

I wish Bush and the rest of his crew had guts to do that to terrorists supports.

Woody

The first rule of co-ed drinking is…never allow anyone else to order, touch or otherwise molest your drink. If thirty million college age females are aware of this, why wasn’t Alexander Litvinenko? On the morning of Nov. 1, the former……

Remember Viktor Yushchenko, current president of Ukraine?

Puritan1648 on November 24, 2006 at 2:56 PM

Yes I do. The following is probably just a total coincidence, but I believe Yushchenko was poisoned while eating sushi, while Litvinenko may have been poisoned at a sushi bar.

Is this just some coincidence? Or does anyone think that maybe some sort of Russian/Eastern European cultural thing, where they assume people would be less suspicious of a death by poisoning in a place that serves raw fish?

I feel kind of embarassed even bringing up such a topic (the Sushi connection) but it did catch my eye.

In case this topic ever comes up again, (insinuations of “brown” hatred), the natives of Chechnya look like

this,

this,

this,

this,

and this.

If memory serves, Stalin was 5’6” and Putin is 5’7”. Need we beware of height-challenged Russian guys? Then again, Ahmadinejad is 5’6” and he’s Putin’s new, best buddy. Hmmm…

What are you implying; that they are the perfect height to 69 each other?

I’ll buy that.

Isn’t he helping us in our crusade to purge the world of the brown jihadis of Chechnya? “Context people, context.” That’s gotta count for something!

THeDRiFTeR on November 24, 2006 at 9:10 PM

Oh, yes, they are brown, aren’t they, bukkake-boy? It didn’t occur to you that many of us are, too, did it, you superficial fvck? Nor can it have crossed your mind that there are a few people, some brown, some not, whose kind I love so much, I’d kill you and some six billion others in order to have the pleasure of their living company.

You shallow sh1t, the sins of which you know how to raise accusations are trifling. What worthy human being can be bothered with them? I wish I could be guilty of a deep crime, one so subterranean and so glacial, that it would remake the world, all unnoticed except by a fortunate and grateful few.

Putin either wants to be implicated or someone is trying to frame him.

laelaps on November 24, 2006 at 6:08 PM

My thought of the implications of this death and the apparent manner of death is an intentional message to the ‘cognoscenti’:

“Putin, the big bad of the KGB is back (if he ever left) and will kill you in any of thousands of rare and unpleasant ways if you cross him”.

What is it about short guys that makes them think they have to rule the world? “Hahaha! At long last, no one dares to ask me what the weather’s like ‘down here’!”

…at least not without deep pockets, a full bench of spies and a death wish. Former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko has died by poisoning. AP has the story. Before his slow, painful death, Litvinenko dictated a statement to his wife:……

In a big way:What’s the significance of Polonium-210 having been found in his system? Captain Ed explains:
One does not find polonium just laying around somewhere;
it’s rather rare, and difficult to produce in any quantity. However,
small……

That was in the early 70’s, maybe cost has gone down, but still, not something you can find laying around in the cabinet under the sink; I can’t find it listed in my catalog from a chemical-elemental material supplier who sells darn near EVERYTHING, no matter how rare and expensive.

Yep, if there is polonium involved, I’d lay money that Putin is directly involved.

Vladimir Putin immediately claimed that it was “very common” to be poisoned by the rare-element radioactive isotope Polonium 210, and suggested that he probably got it “from bad clams.” The bad old days are back. large quantity of radiation, probab…