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I'd demand answers too. How come a 'military grade' nerve agent that should be capable of killing hundreds almost instantly is such a failure that it hardly wor
by simonblack 6y ago
I'd demand answers too. How come a 'military grade' nerve agent that should be capable of killing hundreds almost instantly is such a failure that it hardly works at all?
- Wald76 6y agoIt’s interesting that (a) a military grade nerve agent was used, (b) the dosage given was sub-lethal, and (c) Putin had no qualms about releasing Navalny to German care. Makes you wonder if this was all about sending a message.
- Waterluvian 6y agoPutin wants dissenters to be on notice. He can reach you and it will be painful. If he just outright killed the man the news cycle probably would have moved on a while ago. I imagine he is delighted by how this is all going.
- anniefrost 6y agoThe problem is who(s) is the one sending message. Putin or someone who doesn't like Putin sitting on his office.
- Nginx487 6y agoPeople who don't like Putin won't stay long in the office/alive. He's a KGB agent, paranoid about keeping his power, I'm quite sure all activities of Kremlin officials receive his approval someway.