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Originally Posted by buzzy
Litvinnenko was poisoned with polonium 210 - This is an extremely rare poison which can only be obtained by the highest security people or goverments. This suggests that the secret service in russia was involved.
But now it is ovbious that they were involved since Andrei Lugovoy has been charged with his murder but russia will not extradite him....
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Ever wondered why Litvinenko was allegedly poisoned with polonium?
If there was reason to dispose of him, there was no need to introduce polonium as the tool - it's easier to make him disappear permanently or just get a bullet in the head. Why go to creative levels?
If there was undercover ops going on - and sure looks like something was - we will never know the reason or background. These can be *anything* and may not even be remotely like the picture being painted - and can even be a complete negative of any image portrayed to the public.
It's not exactly unusual to refuse extraditition of Lugovoi - like the US, Russia does not grant extradition of it's own citizens. Other obvious reasons are Lugovoi's background - no way can this individual be handed over to any other nation - his track record/career is too sensitive.