Mindful
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It just seems too perfect...no deniability...that is not how nations do their dirty deeds...I'm not convinced Russia had anything to do with this but we will see...There are great forces aligned against Russia for a lot of reasons including Hillary losing...So who knows...many in the world with the know how and ability to carry this out and make it look like Russia was involved could have done this. It's just too obvious...When an act is so blatant and done with no regard to hide it ...one has to wonder if it was done to frame a nation...to show them in a bad light...If Putin wanted this guy dead I doubt he would have done it in broad daylight with the fore knowledge that everyone will be looking to him as the guilty party...He is ruthless but not stupid...
and May is an idiot...regardless of what happened she is a tool....
Who knows really? I have lived long enough to think the simplest solution is often the right one, but also that it is really dangerous to assume/speculate just because the assumption/speculation seems so obvious. Did Russian intelligence put out a contract on those people? I wouldn't be surprised but do we really know that? I'm pretty sure our own government is not above a clandestine assassination here and there in the interest of national security or whatever.
But isn't the normal response of law enforcement to look for and arrest the person committing the murder and go from there rather than just blame a foreign country for it?????
That's what raised my eyebrows--the so quick conclusion without offering any evidence of who the murderer(s) is. It just seemed so convenient. But I am prepared for the initial version of the story to be the correct one too. I just don't pretend to know what the truth is at this point.
But it sure would make a great spy novel plot.
Reeks of John Le Carré.
Indeed. I'm looking at a copy of The Spy Who Came in from the Cold on my office bookshelf now. A Tom Clancy novel or two as well as Lee Childs' "Jack Reacher" there too.
But honestly, some of the fiction the media drums up and is tossed around on social media and message boards, etc. probably gives them a lot of plot ideas.
I'm into Jack Reacher's latest right now. What a page turner!