A Very British Poisoning Blamed on Russia and the Megyn Kelly 'Confronting Putin' Interview
Suspicious Timing and Russian Hints of an MI6 False Flag Poisoning Their Own Agent Russian television hosts have declared that perhaps Great Britain is not the safest place for traitors to the Motherland to go, pointing to the fate of former GRU (Russian military intelligence) agent Skripal and former FSB man Alexander Litvinenko. Such Russian TV presenters musings have been seized upon as admissions of guilt by the Russian State, but Komsomolskaya Pravda the main tabloid in Russia and former FSB agent Andrei Lugovoy have pointed the finger at MI6 in staging a provocation to blame the Russians. The proximity of Salisbury to the UK's notorious Porton Down facility where the British developed chemical weapons and, since WWII, nerve agents has also been widely pointed out online.
Nonetheless, as RogueMoney's good friend Harley Schlanger points out in every column, the British press led by (the Rothschild family owned) The Economist and Her Majesty's Governments have been the fiercest proponents of scuttling any potential thaw in U.S.-Russian relations, dating back to before Litvinenko's Bond movie esque poisoning with radioactive polonium in 2006. A rare element that the British insisted could have only been traced to a Russian research reactor, but which investigators later proved could be obtained on the dark web or ordered online in sufficient quantities to have left the radioactive traces that followed Litvinenko's path through London. The Megyn Kelly 'Confronting Putin' Interview: VVP Denies Any Kremlin Involvement in 'Russian Trolling' of the 2016 Election, and Asks Washington Why It Won't Present Moscow with Evidence Against Russian Citizens, Hints at Non-Russians Posing as Russian Hackers
The other major Russia related story of the weekend was NBC News correspondent Megyn Kelly's second major interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Sensitive to criticisms that she did not confront Putin enough in their first round in St. Petersburg, Kelly pushed the U.S. 'intelligence community' and MSM Narrative of Russian interference in the American election in favor of Donald Trump and against Hillary Clinton hard. But Putin rebuffed her at almost every opportunity, dismissing claims that he had any dog in the U.S. electoral fight while lamenting that President Trump's rapport with him and promises of improving U.S.-Russia relations had been overwhelmed by a dysfunctional Washington Swamp.
In the most widely publicized remarks from the interview, Putin asked Megyn Kelly why Washington had not provided any of the evidence U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller presented in an indictment of thirteen Russian citizens. Putin also repeated that Russia does not extradite her citizens to the United States [indeed Moscow is constitutionally barred from doing so], anymore than the U.S. would send its citizens to face charges in Russia. Putin also hinted that it was possible non ethnic Russians in Russia, native Russian-speaker Ukrainians or most controversially 'Jews' may have posed as Russian hackers or trolls to engage Americans online. Whether Putin was hinting at a role played by Israeli intelligence in impersonating Russian hackers in false flag cyber-operations, considering Tel Aviv's large first and second generation Soviet emigre population, remains to be seen. But as The Saker blog's editor 'Scott' reported in recent weeks, the 'Wagner' private mercenary firm as opposed to the actual Russian foreign legion 'Northern Wind' volunteers fighting in Donbass and Syria has largely been a creation of Israeli intelligence. You can watch the full unedited Megyn Kelly-Putin interview below, at least until the NBC copyright bots take it down from the Russia Insight Youtube channel.
