War USA vs EU which would be stronger?

[Armenian Bishop]

Are you kidding? Some "media" threw in this fake and Trump himself spread it via his twitter. That's the example how some disinformation become an agenda and even "reality"

Well, that's a good point, to be sure, but the alliance is too well established to permit a fractured relationship that leads to war. Still, I get the point.

Post Script Edit: I didn't know that this came from Trump's Tweets. That puts it in a whole different light, and makes it more realistic.

[Fantomas]

Well, that's a good point, to be sure, but the alliance is too well established to permit a fractured relationship that leads to war. Still, I get the point.

Post Script Edit: I didn't know that this came from Trump's Tweets. That puts it in a whole different light, and makes it more realistic.

Alliance and current world order were created for the ages by people in the past with so high-level intellect and future vision, that todays politicians are like little kids compared to them. Though it's not guarantee, that in the future western polticians will not lose their mind completely and won't destroy system by own hands and big mouth

[Sarmatian]

Assumption

During acute radiation syndrome the entire body losses hair gradually. Some parts faster some slower but it's impossible to have entire head going bald while maintaining thick layer of fur on victim's hands or chest. Moreover lethal dose would definitely cause full hair loss.

[Thorns]

During acute radiation syndrome the entire body losses hair gradually. Some parts faster some slower but it's impossible to have entire head going bald while maintaining thick layer of fur on victim's hands or chest. Moreover lethal dose would definitely cause full hair loss.

So basically, your theory is that there was a conspiracy and that Litvinenko wasn't killed by poisoning (suggesting he might be alive), and it is based on a picture that shows him with a bald head, but hair still present on other parts of his body.

This also suggests that:

A) there was no investigation, the entire thing was a hoax.

or:

B) the "team" of investigators, including doctors, scientists and chemists were all somehow part of the conspiracy to fabricate the story of him being poisoned.

Hmm, anything is possible I suppose.

If I were being falsely accused of something I'd simply say I am not guilty, that it wasn't me. That's a lot easier to do than make the claim that the allegations are a conspiracy and a fabrication (that he wasn't in fact killed by poisoning), in which case the burden of my case would be greater. Not only would I would be trying to distance myself from involvement, but I'd also have to somehow provide evidence for a conspiracy against me.

The picture might raise questions, but I'm not an expert on the matter. It doesn't seem like it's very good evidence, and as I suggested before, they may have shaved his head for other reasons. We would need samples of his hair and blood. Unfortunately none of us will ever have access to that. So it really just boils down to a choice, choosing what you want to believe, or not believe.

For me, I don't really have an opinion. Maybe he's dead maybe he isn't. Maybe he was poisoned maybe he wasn't. Maybe the Kremlin was involved maybe it wasn't.

I'm just not sure why it's easier to believe one thing over another, unless you have a bias. I'm willing to believe it was some massive British conspiracy just as much as am willing to believe the Kremlin (or some other entity) would have killed him with poison. I just don't know enough about the situation. But the picture really means nothing to me either way.

Actually, I'm not even sure why I'm talking about this. I must be too bored.

[Profileid]

During acute radiation syndrome the entire body losses hair gradually. Some parts faster some slower but it's impossible to have entire head going bald while maintaining thick layer of fur on victim's hands or chest. Moreover lethal dose would definitely cause full hair loss.

Source: You

[Sarmatian]

Source: You

Didn't you learn effects of radiation on body at school? We did. It was part of civil defense course.

[Sarmatian]

So basically, your theory is that there was a conspiracy and that Litvinenko wasn't killed by poisoning (suggesting he might be alive), and it is based on a picture that shows him with a bald head, but hair still present on other parts of his body.

This also suggests that:

A) there was no investigation, the entire thing was a hoax.

or:

B) the "team" of investigators, including doctors, scientists and chemists were all somehow part of the conspiracy to fabricate the story of him being poisoned.

Hmm, anything is possible I suppose.

C) He was actually poisoned but by some other toxic substance. The story with polonium was made up to make it seem like some state authorities were involved. Because it's not like radioactive materials are openly available in pharmacies, right?

He did died, that's for sure. Question is why and who did it. Very likely it was done by some of his former associates and then inflated by British press.

His father initially believed it was Kremlin's doing but later he changed his opinion. He even asked Lugovoy, the guy accused of poisoning, forgiveness for false accusations. Interestingly when he asked British authorities for some materials from investigation on his sons' death it was refused.

Too many things we don't know. At the end it's words of one state authority against another. And I'm not trusting either. However I have no reasons to accept people's claims supported with it as if it's proven fact.

[Profileid]

C) He was actually poisoned but by some other toxic substance. The story with polonium was made up to make it seem like some state authorities were involved. Because it's not like radioactive materials are openly available in pharmacies, right?

He did died, that's for sure. Question is why and who did it. Very likely it was done by some of his former associates and then inflated by British press.

His father initially believed it was Kremlin's doing but later he changed his opinion. He even asked Lugovoy, the guy accused of poisoning, forgiveness for false accusations. Interestingly when he asked British authorities for some materials from investigation on his sons' death it was refused.

Too many things we don't know. At the end it's words of one state authority against another. And I'm not trusting either. However I have no reasons to accept people's claims supported with it as if it's proven fact.

Polonium is mostly harmless externally because its rays are so weak and cant penetrate even a sheet of paper. But when its been ingested, that becomes a bad thing because the rays are trapped inside and do a lot of damage.