20-02-2009, 05:37 PM
But, yes, you guessed it, not in America – Dallas ’63, or 9/11 – but in Russia.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/feb...nd-kremlin
From: Battle to identify ‘zakazshik’ – top man who ordered hit, Friday, 20 Feb 2009, p.3
Ordinarily, the Guardian is obsessive in its denunciation of conspiracy theorists. We may confidently anticipate, therefore, a flurry of spontaneous pieces from the paper’s senior journos, not to mention guest columnists, pronouncing the author, Luke Harding, as bonkers, and the videos perfectly uncomplicated and genuine.
We can, can’t we?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/feb...nd-kremlin
From: Battle to identify ‘zakazshik’ – top man who ordered hit, Friday, 20 Feb 2009, p.3
Quote:“At one point in the trial a video from Politkovskaya’s apartment block went missing. It shows the killer in baseball cap confidently come in the block, knowing the entrance code, and unfazed by the stairwell camera. When he exits, however, he is wearing a different cap. Nobody has explained this anomaly; moreover, the killer is seen to have thin shoulders. At the trial, the Makhmudovs’ lawyers showed a video clip taken on a mobile of all three brothers going for a dip in a river. Rustam is stocky with broad shoulders. So is he really the killer?”
Ordinarily, the Guardian is obsessive in its denunciation of conspiracy theorists. We may confidently anticipate, therefore, a flurry of spontaneous pieces from the paper’s senior journos, not to mention guest columnists, pronouncing the author, Luke Harding, as bonkers, and the videos perfectly uncomplicated and genuine.
We can, can’t we?