Monday, November 27, 2006
Has London been subjected to WMD attack?
Wikipedia describes WMD at "a term used to describe munitions with the capacity to indiscriminately kill large numbers of human beings" which leads to the question "Has London been subjected to WMD attack?"
Now that "indications of radiation had been found at "several other premises" in addition to Alexander Litvinenko's home and at a hotel and restaurant he visited on November 1" one has to conclude, if this radiation has the potential to kill others besides Alexander Litvinenko, that someone has perpetrated a WMD attack. This should immediately put the free world at war with the country or group that initiated this attack and that war should be prosecuted fully.
Radiation found at more London sites
Now that "indications of radiation had been found at "several other premises" in addition to Alexander Litvinenko's home and at a hotel and restaurant he visited on November 1" one has to conclude, if this radiation has the potential to kill others besides Alexander Litvinenko, that someone has perpetrated a WMD attack. This should immediately put the free world at war with the country or group that initiated this attack and that war should be prosecuted fully.
Radiation found at more London sites
