[MadIvan]

This issue infuriates me. I am not a big Litvinenko supporter, however there is a principle at stake - if Russia thinks they can stomp in here and poison our citizens, they are very, very mistaken.

I'm sure that if this incident happened in America, and Russia was just as brazen, you lot would be infuriated for similar reasons.

Regards, Ivan

[justa-hairyape]

I'm sure that if this incident happened in America, and Russia was just as brazen, you lot would be infuriated for similar reasons.

Quite a few of us born in the states can trace our ancestors back to that big island of yours. That alone makes me infuriated (half Scottish), but England has been and still is a crucial part of the Free World. Although it probably wont do much, perhaps we need to get the UN involved and send some inspectors over to Russia to try to determine the source of this nuclear material. One would think that Russia should at least lose its security council status at the UN due to its lack of cooperation in investigating the source of a Nuclear Based Weapon that was deployed on a UN member states soil.

[Gideon Reader]

Yeah. Tell him where he can put his Alpine Ice Axe.
Or Palomino 632 stuff.
Freakin' Bolshie bugger. I, personally was NOT able to look into his soul.

[RichardW]

I couldn't agree with you more. If Russia doesn't cough up this suspected agent, then I would serve notice on Russia that they can pack their bags and go back to Moscow, close up the embassy and break off relations. It is high time that this be brought to a head and if not, then Britain can do away with the illusion it is a sovereign nation.

It might cause Putin to fall which wouldn't exactly be the end of the world, would it? Who needs another Stalin? This is right out of Stalin's playbook.