Major incident at Salisbury District Hospital

Major incident at Salisbury District Hospital

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zarjaz1991

3,480 posts

123 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Apparently The Mill pub has been declared safe and has been handed back to owners Greene King, who plan to have it open again later in the year. Yeah, good luck getting anyone to go in there I'm afraid. If the vehicles needed burying then The Mill and Zizzi should have been encased in a reinforced concrete sarcophagus.

Like I said, nothing adds up in this.

johnxjsc1985

15,948 posts

164 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Wonder if Jezza still has his doubts and wants evidence.

jcremonini

2,099 posts

167 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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zarjaz1991 said:
Apparently The Mill pub has been declared safe and has been handed back to owners Greene King, who plan to have it open again later in the year. Yeah, good luck getting anyone to go in there I'm afraid. If the vehicles needed burying then The Mill and Zizzi should have been encased in a reinforced concrete sarcophagus.

Like I said, nothing adds up in this.
Yeah - absolutely nothing adds up rolleyes

First of all there are different levels of trace. Secondly, the traces in the hotel room were most likely contained on objects which could be removed. Lastly, nothing “needed” burying
- it’s simply the case that if something is replaceable ( like a vehicle or a bedsheet , but maybe not a whole church) then erring on the side of caution makes the most practical sense.

You might not want to set foot inside that pub but it wouldn’t bother me for one moment. Doubtless it will , out of caution, be stripped out and refurbished. For some reason I tend to trust chemical experts - certainly more than idiotic conspiracy theorists.

anonymous-user

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54 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Puggit said:
Sky have the full time line, with pictures: https://news.sky.com/story/moscow-to-salisbury-nov...

Absolutely damning evidence.
If you look at the photos of them arriving in the airport, the 'Paused video still' shows them both passing though the same place at exactly the same second, which of course is impossible.

No doubt there will be some technical explanation for it, but sloppiness like that annoys me.

All it does it give tinfoil hat nutters an excuse to scream fake news, doctored video footage, government are lying etc etc.

But generally yes, the evidence is extremely conclusive.

Oakey

27,564 posts

216 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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different cameras

TTmonkey

20,911 posts

247 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
If you look at the photos of them arriving in the airport, the 'Paused video still' shows them both passing though the same place at exactly the same second, which of course is impossible.

No doubt there will be some technical explanation for it, but sloppiness like that annoys me.

All it does it give tinfoil hat nutters an excuse to scream fake news, doctored video footage, government are lying etc etc.

But generally yes, the evidence is extremely conclusive.
Different queues at different passport control points. Next to each other. At the same time.

dudleybloke

19,815 posts

186 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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jcremonini said:
Yeah - absolutely nothing adds up rolleyes

First of all there are different levels of trace. Secondly, the traces in the hotel room were most likely contained on objects which could be removed. Lastly, nothing “needed” burying
- it’s simply the case that if something is replaceable ( like a vehicle or a bedsheet , but maybe not a whole church) then erring on the side of caution makes the most practical sense.

You might not want to set foot inside that pub but it wouldn’t bother me for one moment. Doubtless it will , out of caution, be stripped out and refurbished. For some reason I tend to trust chemical experts - certainly more than idiotic conspiracy theorists.
Chemical experts who allowed the bench to remain in place for a long time after the attack and every other lapse of proper CBRN protocols?
Because to me and lots of others it seems like they have been making it up as they went along.
But, I digress.

AreOut

3,658 posts

161 months

Wednesday 5th September 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
If you look at the photos of them arriving in the airport, the 'Paused video still' shows them both passing though the same place at exactly the same second, which of course is impossible.

No doubt there will be some technical explanation for it, but sloppiness like that annoys me.

All it does it give tinfoil hat nutters an excuse to scream fake news, doctored video footage, government are lying etc etc.

But generally yes, the evidence is extremely conclusive.
TT has already answered. Will be interesting to hear russian response to this...

ApOrbital

9,959 posts

118 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Them too are already dead.

PRTVR

7,101 posts

221 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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I think the British ambassador in Moscow should visit his counterpart and place a bottle of perfume on his desk, but first put gloves on. hehe

Supercilious Sid

2,575 posts

161 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Disastrous said:
poo at Paul's said:
Who is saying "fk em?". Read and quote the WHOLE post I wrote, which I wrote, incidently, as a survivor of meningitis myself! I clearly state that I hope it isn't as bad as his brother, (not any clinicians, doctors etc) is reporting in the papers.

But I stand my comments and concern that a lifestyle such as the one lead by these victims of this poisoning cannot "help matters". It cannot be helping him in his fight against meningitis and indeed could be a major factor in him contracting it, AS COULD his Novichok poisoning and subsequent treatment.
But it is a fact that the poor sods accidently infected by the Novichok discarded container live a lifestyle that the majority of us don't live, ie homeless, history of drug use and abuse etc, one could argue it is a significant contributory factor to the poisoning itself. IE they were more at risk of finding a discarded container etc compared to people who live a more conformist life?
I reiterate, I hope it is not as bad as the brother is making out to the press, and I hope that his meningitis treatment is as successful as mine was!
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You come across as a very mean-spirited snob.
Would you like to justify that? It appears a simple statement of circumstances.

Supercilious Sid

2,575 posts

161 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Eric Mc said:
poo at Paul's said:
Cant help feeling that the lifestyle of the two most recent victims plays a large part in the whole situation and prognosis etc.
I hope it is not as bad as the brother is making out, I got the impression before that the brother was embracing his time in the limelight somewhat, this article doesn't mention much in the way of fact etc from clinicians and hospital staff etc, on behalf of the victim. So it just could be he is ill with meningitis and very poorly because that is what it does, and the Novichok angle is a red herring.
Yep - the usual PH victim blaming. It's his fault because of his lifestyle.
Firstly is there a 'usual victim blaming' on PH for anyone who suffers misfortune? Would you like to back that up? Secondly how does highlighting the most significant health factor in the case of the second set of victims constitute blaming?

Supercilious Sid

2,575 posts

161 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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4x4Tyke said:
We know that, but would your average disposable asset? I doubt it. If it was sanctioned I can't see Putin using and burning a trained/experienced spy that could be traced back to the regime. He is going to want to maintain plausible deniability and that means a disposable asset, at best some low level grunts and they would probably be complacent. If it was unsanctioned a highly skilled asset is even less likely.

I'd agree if they are not already dead they soon will be for being tracked and exposed.



Edited by 4x4Tyke on Wednesday 5th September 15:33
Nice use of industry jargon. What branch to you work in?

GroundEffect

13,835 posts

156 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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What I'm finding particularly perplexing about this one is that those who are right wing - those that historically have found any invasion of our sovereignty as an act of aggression if not war - are the ones championing the "It's an inside UK job!".

It's fascinating the mental gymnastics at play.


paua

5,717 posts

143 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Supercilious Sid said:
4x4Tyke said:
We know that, but would your average disposable asset? I doubt it. If it was sanctioned I can't see Putin using and burning a trained/experienced spy that could be traced back to the regime. He is going to want to maintain plausible deniability and that means a disposable asset, at best some low level grunts and they would probably be complacent. If it was unsanctioned a highly skilled asset is even less likely.

I'd agree if they are not already dead they soon will be for being tracked and exposed.



Edited by 4x4Tyke on Wednesday 5th September 15:33
Nice use of industry jargon. What branch to you work in?
Alternatively, what name do you publish under? wink

kev1974

4,029 posts

129 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
Puggit said:
Sky have the full time line, with pictures: https://news.sky.com/story/moscow-to-salisbury-nov...

Absolutely damning evidence.
If you look at the photos of them arriving in the airport, the 'Paused video still' shows them both passing though the same place at exactly the same second, which of course is impossible.

No doubt there will be some technical explanation for it, but sloppiness like that annoys me.

All it does it give tinfoil hat nutters an excuse to scream fake news, doctored video footage, government are lying etc etc.

But generally yes, the evidence is extremely conclusive.
I guess you don't travel much, those narrow lanes/corridors that the photos show them walking through are always in sets of three or four in parallel, the ones in the photos are at Gatwick but they have the same at Heathrow. If I arrive back with my partner we'll likely be walking side by side through the whole process and when we get to those channels (they're about 5m long) we'll invariably just go through a different channel each and carry on side by side on the other side of them, rather than one of us breaking step to go behind the other one.

Same as how we arrive at Waterloo and if walking along side by side, at the ticket barriers we'll just go through two adjoining barriers at the same time and carry on without stopping or reforming.

I see nothing unusual in those photos being the same timestamp, knowing those inspection corridors they're in are always several in parallel.

p1stonhead

25,540 posts

167 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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Some utter mentalists (from the UK!) on the radio this morning calling it all fake still and blaming our government - doctored photos, hired actors etc etc

What world do these idiots live in? It must be insane.

paua

5,717 posts

143 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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p1stonhead said:
Some utter mentalists (from the UK!) on the radio this morning calling it all fake still and blaming our government - doctored photos, hired actors etc etc

What world do these idiots live in? It must be insane.
Read back through this thread - there have been one or two here. Buy shares in an alu-foil company.

FiF

44,062 posts

251 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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paua said:
p1stonhead said:
Some utter mentalists (from the UK!) on the radio this morning calling it all fake still and blaming our government - doctored photos, hired actors etc etc

What world do these idiots live in? It must be insane.
Read back through this thread - there have been one or two here. Buy shares in an alu-foil company.
Speaking of that where IS that numpty, xmyphyyyyyyyy!

Kccv23highliftcam

1,783 posts

75 months

Thursday 6th September 2018
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anonymous said:
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Hmm guy talks a bit of sense gets flamed. No surprises.