Anonymous ID: a46bb9 July 4, 2018, 4:13 p.m. No.2033601   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3643 >>3644 >>3656

>>2033127

 

Has anyone else read this article about Iran

And the manufacture of Novichok

A nerve agent developed in Uzbekistan in the Soviet Union?

 

https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2018/03/first-recorded-successful-novichok-synthesis-was-in-2017-by-iran-in-cooperation-with-the-opcw/comment-page-3/

 

Note that they had help from the OPCW

Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons

Could it be that the OPCW is comped?

 

Given what we now know about Iran's complicity

In terrorism throughout the Middle East

In Lebanon, Syria, Iraq and Yemen

And their connections with Hezbollah

And it's South American drug trafficking business

Doesn't it make you suspicious

That a POISON only known to be manufactured in Iran

Is now being used to poison people in England?

 

Could it be that Iranian agents

Planning a hit on somebody big

Somebody very big

Might be a bit sloppy with this stuff

Which has a limited lifetime?

 

And what does limited lifetime mean anyway?

Will it expand in a bottle, burst the seals and drip out?

Will it dissolve the plastic of a container in the trunk of a car

And drip onto the street?

 

Or are there people at Porton Down

Who know too much

And have to be silenced

To protect the mullahs?

 

Very suspicious

Anonymous ID: a46bb9 July 4, 2018, 4:29 p.m. No.2033785   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>2033673

 

He is mainly trying to take his wife, Hina Alvi, out of the frame so she does not get extradited. Possibly he agreed to flip in return for that plea deal.

 

There is nothing bad about this in a situation where someone is involved in organized crime over a period of years. It means there are any number of offenses that can be used to convict and jail the person.

 

It is to the advantage of the prosecution to focus on one or two of the offenses and ignore the rest, because that leads to a quick trial and conviction. In case you hadn't noticed, there are a lot of criminals to be dealt with. Quick trials will allow more people to be put away faster.

 

And don't think of complaining, but nothing is happening because all the time spent in preparation of cases is what gives us the quick trials. This is a professional DOJ operation and they do NOT listen to know-nothings like you, because in the end, they do not work for you. If you want a lawyer to work for you, go out and HIRE ONE!!!