(WMR) -- It
has been reported from London and Chechen sources that ex-KGB and FSB Russian
spy Alexander Litvinenko was not only a convert to Islam but a supporter of the
Chechen and Caucasus mujaheddin, a movement that has been linked to the
so-called "Al Qaeda," an organization that is looking more and more
like an contrivance by neoconservatives and their organized crime friends to
bring about a state of constant war in the Middle East, Central Asia, Russia,
and beyond to maximize political and financial gain.
Litvinenko's conversion to Islam has thrown a new wrinkle
into Litvinenko's relationship with Boris Berezovsky and Alex Goldfarb, both
Russian Jewish emigres.
The following dispatch came from the Chechenpress.org, a
Chechen news web site, on November 24:
"The communication from London the day before at night
arrived to us of the poisoning and passing away of Aleksandr Litvinenko. A.
Litvinenko was poisoned on 1 November. Doctors struggled for the life of A.
Litvinenko, however, it was impossible to save him. Meanwhile, a while back
Litvinenko accepted Islam and all Moslem rites were carried out before his
death. A specially invited mullah read over the dying Litvinenko the 'Sura
Yasin' [key passage from the Koran]. Aleksandr Litvinenko will be buried in a
Moslem cemetery, with the observance of all proper rituals. Nearing death, and
understanding that his killers are Putin and his criminal clique, Aleksandr
Litvinenko requested to transmit to the Mujahadeen of Chechnya and Caucasus
that they understand him as their brother in the weapon [emphasis added]
and he requested to the Most High Allah for themselves the future of martyr
(insha Allah)."
The European media is now reporting that Litvinenko was
involved in smuggling nuclear materials from Russia to Zurich in 2000 and that
he may have continued his involvement in nuclear smuggling. Some reports, including
recent comments to the BBC by Litvinenko's friend, Italian "security
expert" Mario Scaramella, suggest that Litvinenko was involved in the
smuggling of radioactive materials.
An accident involved in the smuggling of nuclear materials
may have resulted in Litvinenko's poisoning from radioactive polonium-210.
Litvinenko's involvement with the Chechen Mujaheddin, said to be allied with
the so-called "Al Qaeda," his links to the same European organized
crime smuggling networks that were the subject of surveillance by outed CIA
agent Valerie Plame Wilson and her Brewster Jennings & Associates covert
CIA front company, and his links to Israel-based Russian gangsters all add to a
mounting pile of evidence of "Al Qaeda" links to the Russian-Israeli
Mafia.
The Chechen press release reference to "the
weapon" may have been hinting at a project to build a radioactive
"dirty bomb" by Litvinenko. London's Observer surmised as much
in a December 3 report: "Among
the theories that remain open is that the poisonings were an accident that
happened while Litvinenko tried to assemble a dirty bomb for Chechen rebels.
Those who know him believe he was crazy enough to attempt such a thing and, in
the past week, some have implicated him in the smuggling of nuclear materials
from Russia."
Also of interest is Litvinenko's visit to the London office
of the British private military contractor Erinsys, Ltd., which has been linked
to Iraqi National Congress neocon agent of influence Ahmad Chalabi. Erinsys has
operations in Britain; Iraq; South Africa; the Nigerian Delta region, and
Houston, Texas.
A recent report in the Muckrakerreport.com
reveals that an Israeli Defense Force veteran overheard a three-way
conversation in Hebrew at a Newark, New Jersey, Jewish cemetery in October 2000
in which it was stated that "the twins" would be attacked by planes
the following September and then the Americans would "learn what it is to
live with terrorists." The Israeli military veteran who conveyed his
concerns to the FBI, was visited by Newark Field Office Special Agents Robyn
Gritz and Andrew Stengel, and provided supporting documentation to the above web site.
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