or they could have given him a cyanide and he would've dropped dead on the spot. just as intimidating and no need for a plane flight. why weapon-grade nerve agent again?uziq wrote:
even if poisonings fail, the message is still the same, shahter. it's intimidation, not only directly to the victim but to anyone else who might consider dissent/resistance. you're being a little bit limited in your grasp of 'what intelligence agency would use such a weapon'?
the entire chain of events, and the pattern, in fact (it hasn't just happened to navalny) of poisoning people before getting on long plane journeys, is a pretty sound one. if you can keep someone away from an intensive care unit for long enough, they are going to die; ditto if you can delay any suspicion or question about secret chemical agents being used, as delay inevitably leads to metabolism and a vanishing chemical trail. is it less effective than a bomb in a cargo hold? sure. but russia has enough bad press about bringing down civilian airplanes.
proxy war in ukraine?btw which pipeline project or new world order conspiracy was involved in shooting down MH17 and blaming it on russia?
if you open your mind too much your brain will fall out.