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Picture I http://kirjabloggaus.blogspot.com/p/why-criminals-choose-novichok-poison.html Kimmo Huosionmaa Finding the motive for the crime brings the solution closer. I once asked this question before: Why criminals have chosen Novichok-chemical for their tool to afraid the people? Normal poisons like hydrogen cyanide or ricin would have the similar effect as Novichok, but they are more difficult to track that Novichok. If the person, who uses poison would want to show, that this person has the relationships to some special laboratories or the governments, the way to use Novichok is the right way to show those relationships. And after that, the conspiracy theories are growing, and in this case, the tacks would go straight to Kreml. Is this what those criminals want? Confess that they are working for FSB and after that, they would get their employer in the deep trouble. Or maybe they want to connect themselves to FSB because those criminals would think, that FSB-connection wo...

Kimmo Huosionmaa There will be back reaction for the deportation of Russian diplomats, and the reaction would be similar, what is made for Russians. They would deportation some diplomats, and this is the similar action, what happened in the time of Cold War. The talking with Russia must keep going because nobody wants new Cold War. When we are talking about the use of chemical weapons in Europe after the World War II, we must say that poisons are used a couple of times in covert operations inside Europe. The most well-known incident of the use of poisons in covert operations, was the ricin poisoning of Georgi Markov in London at 1978, when the ricin was shot in the body of the victim by using the special gun, what was masked as the umbrella. The second time was the polonium poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, and the third one was this nerve-agent poisoning, what is targeted to Russian ex-spy. The thing, what is remarkable in those three cases were, that they all happened in ...

Akula-class submarine (Picture 1) https://www.facebook.com/ IWCsync/posts/ 10156448642159406 Kimmo Huosionmaa Submarines are secrets of the state, and then that’s why I’m asking a question, why this Russian submarine captain tells about this kind of thing? When we are thinking about this “Akula”-class nuclear attack submarine, it can destroy multiple targets inside the opponent's area by using SS-N-21 nuclear cruise missiles. Also, all other Russian submarines have those missiles and they are shown their capacities in the war of Syria. Those missiles are also used in new land-based highly mobile cruise missile systems. But why this captain of the submarine leaks the information, that he was near the coast of United States? The operations of nuclear submarines are normally highly classified, and the capacities of nuclear submarines are very great secret. Here I must say, that those talking might be made because they are meant for afraid the NATO-countries. But in thi...

"Death and woodcutter" Jean-Francois Millet (1859) Kimmo Huosionmaa Novichok is one of the most frighten nerve-agents in the world. It is 5 to 20 times more powerful than VX-nerve-gas, and that makes it so frightening. In the article below is not mentioned, why this agent is so powerful, but sometimes I have thought that this chemical agent is packed in nanotechnical capsules, what makes it’s reaction time slower than normal VX-agent. So the user of this agent would flee away before those nanocapsules start to liquid in the human body. This makes the effect that those nerve-agents are starting to influence even hours after exposure to those chemicals. That nanotechnical capsule would not make the sensors react, and this would cause very dangerous situation because that agent can be delivered by smoke bombs or by dust. This weapon is very lethal and frightens chemical agent. Somebody claims that Novichok is actually pure botulinum, what is packed to those nanot...