Nuclear Chief Says All Russian Polonium is Shipped to Imperialist America!

Uh, someone involved in the Russian Gov't ? C'mon 8 grams a month? Milligrams kill, easy for a pinhead here or there to go missing.

Easy for it to go missing from Imperialist America and be used in false flag attack against Putin!

Kim- describe North Korea's relationship with Russia.

Check your Kimchee, if we were going to pull that crap, there'd be better targets.

Like distant cousins.

yo kimbo-

your article misspelled the company name, Tekhsnabexport .

It's Techsnabexport.

'course maybe that's a bad translation..

and if it all goes to the US, well, maybe they owed Vlad a couple of favors.

but if they admit to making 8 g. then you can believe they make 800 g. that goes unrecorded.

duh.

'course maybe that's a bad translation.. Maybe not.

[link to www.kommersant.com]

Google Carnegie Institute and Richard Meserve (their present president)

BBC News 24 had a spokesman from the Carnegie Institute on the day that Russian guy died, and he was pointing the finger at Putin. Got me wondering WHO the Carnegie institute were.

2 + 2 = 5

24-32 Grosvenor square - American Embassy - perhaps the geiger counters should go in there?

close to all the action!

yeah, I saw that SHR, google corrected me when I used the original spelling.

if you look at the word in Russian characters it almost spells Texas..


sorta...

Some of it goes to Bob Lazar. Did the CIA borrow some from him or (more likely) some other chemical company to carry out a false-flag black op against Putin?

Adamov has had 3 heart attacks, but the 'ill person' is someone else, not Adamov.



08/ 11/ 2006
Russia

Trial of Russia's ex-nuclear head put off till Nov. 21

MOSCOW, November 8 (RIA Novosti) - A Moscow district court has adjourned until November 21 hearings in the case of Russia's ex-nuclear power minister, who has been charged with embezzlement and abuse of office, a RIA Novosti correspondent said Wednesday.

The Zamoskvoretsky District Court delayed the retrial of Yevgeny Adamov, 67, who is being prosecuted along with two co-defendants, Vyacheslav Pismennyi, former director of the Troitsky research center, and Revmir Freishut, former director of TechSnabExport due to the illness of one of the defendants.

An international arrest warrant has been issued for a fourth defendant, Alexander Chernov, president of the Swiss company Nuclear Services and Supply Ltd, which was created by TechSnabExport in 1991 to market Russian products abroad.

Adamov has been accused of leading an organized criminal group that inflicted damage worth over 3 billion rubles (about $110 million) to the Russian budget, enterprises and organizations.

"Preliminary hearings cannot by law begin in the absence of a defendant," said Genri Reznik, who represents Adamov's interests.

The trial was already adjourned October 26 because Adamov's lawyers did not appear in court, and one of the defendants was in the hospital.

Adamov was originally arrested in Switzerland in May 2005 at the request of the United States, where authorities accuse him of misappropriating $9 million given to Russia for nuclear safety projects. If convicted in the U.S., Adamov would have faced 60 years in prison.

He was extradited to Russia in early 2006 to face charges, but was released by the Russian Supreme Court July 21, after a total of 15 months in prison, to await trial.

Adamov, who served from 1998 to 2001 as Russia's nuclear power minister, said in October he will insist on a trial in a U.S. court, although the U.S. authorities have accused him of a crime they said was committed in Russia.

"It is surprising that Russia's jurisdiction has been transferred to another state," Adamov said. "I think proceedings in the U.S. will be adjourned until the process is completed here [in Russia]."

He also said he will not ask the court to close his case because the statute of limitation has expired. "I will not use the expiration of the statute of limitations [to ask for a dismissal], because it would imply an indirect admission of guilt," Adamov said then.

On October 16, the Moscow City Court canceled the Zamoskvoretsky District Court's decision to send Adamov's case back to the Prosecutor General's Office to correct shortcomings in the investigation and clarify the charges.

The city court thereby upheld an appeal by prosecutors against the district court decision. Prosecutors demanded that the case should instead be sent for retrial in the district court.

[link to en.rian.ru]

BTW, some of it landed up at 7, Down St, London, the office site of an oil broker (clue: think of Yukos).......

CLUE!


Think of those who would like to buy out Yukos!