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Tuesday, December 26, 2006 |
Mirror: "The Italian contact who met Alexander Litvinenko the day he was poisoned has been arrested by anti-terror police.
Academic [sic] Mario Scaramella was last night being held in a Rome jail on suspicion of arms trafficking and revealing state secrets.
The 36-year-old's arrest is not part of the probe into the murder of former Russian spy Mr Litvinenko who was killed after swallowing radioactive polonium 210.
It is connected to a seizure of rocket-propelled grenades by Italian police in 2005."
Here we have it: Scaramella is an arms trafficker. And very probably also a nuclear trafficker (he is an 'expert' on nuclear material and is an illegal trafficker, what more do you want?).
Why is he not linked to the Litvinenko case? Simply because he was working for or with the approval of CIA/MI6 and this link cannot be revealed. I bet the man's life is in danger from his own principals; then they will blame Putin again.
You see, warfare has partly been privatized and the dirty jobs are done by companies like Defence Systems Ltd. and Erinys International Ltd. If the heat becomes unbearable governments can always deny their involvement and liquidate their joes.
3:09:04 PM 
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As announced by police and other authorities Christmas Day was disturbed by numerous terror attacks; government buildings were blown up, trains derailed, planes went down, fortunately an attempt to steal the Crown Jewels was thwarted.
On Boxing Day the crowds plundered the shops and hunted for... bargains; some preferred hunting the traditional fox despite the ban.
And I hear the sawing and thumping at my neighbour's this morning, who is probably trying to defraud the gas or water company this time.
And then there is the unimportant news, of course. You probably haven't heard anything about that in your local paper:
Independent: "Rising seas, caused by global warming, have for the first time washed an inhabited island off the face of the Earth. The obliteration of Lohachara island, in India's part of the Sundarbans where the Ganges and the Brahmaputra rivers empty into the Bay of Bengal, marks the moment when one of the most apocalyptic predictions of environmentalists and climate scientists has started coming true."
LATimes: "Supplies of highly potent Afghan heroin in the United States are growing so fast that the pure white powder is rapidly overtaking lower-quality Mexican heroin, prompting fears of increased addiction and overdoses."
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