The Skripal Poisoning - A Very Deep British Affair

[Peter Lemkin]

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Sergei Skripal is now reported by the British media to be recovering well --- following his daughters phone call. Of course, following her phone call what else could they say.

I'm well past the Novichok explanation now. For me personally, it's pure theatre and balls. Something else poison the Skripals and the policeman (presumably) and it wasn't a military grade nerve agent.

Wow! That is some new decapacitation agent someone has - keeps someone unable to do anything for about a month - with apparent full recovery.....sounds like a military man's dream - dose all the 'enemy' soldiers' or 'agents' and walk/sneak into the country unopposed...or pull a false-flag op. Perhaps the UK is planning on taking back their old empire with chemicals - chocolate flavored no less. If this were not so serious, it really would make great Monty Python sketch in the dead parrot genre. "They've been poisoned to death!". 'No they haven't! They'll be fine in a month, just you wait...!" "I want my money back now!" "No you'll have to wait a month and you'll see...they'll come around and be fine!".

On the other hand, perhaps they were simply drugged in hospital? I appreciate it sounds bizarre, but more bizarre still is 3 people attacked with a military grade Novichok and all 3 of them recovering without harm.

I thought there were witnesses to them acting sick and badly effected by something on the bench.....but it could have been administered to them in the restaurant or on the way to the bench - even self-administered [although unlikely]. Atropine is and a few other drugs are the standard first treatment for oganophosphate poisonings - but I've done some reading up on these and even the 'old' ones usually kill and if someone survives there is permanent nervous system and cognitive damage - the extent of which varies, but is never slight. IF [and this is a BIG 'if'] they were given some agent that really kept them unconscious for a month, we are now talking about the first known test of some kind of new agent and not an organophospate nerve agent....neo-novichok-light-time-release [patent applied for at Ft. Deitrich or Porton Down]
I doubt regular staff at the hospital would have given them some other drugs or kept them unconscious, but there are intelligence agency doctors and intelligence agency staff and suites in some few hospitals....with this strange story almost anything is possible! I'd love to see some independent medical examination of the three effected persons, as there should still be both traces of the drugs given - no matter what they were and also latent nerve system effects IF it was any kind of nerve agent [which I now doubt greatly - unless it is some new kind entirely]....all the old ones were designed to kill and kill fast and did several types of damage, of which only some were reversible under the most optimal conditions [atropine administration almost immediately or medical intervention immediately knowing what the agent was and the appropriate antidotes and procedures - but even so, there would be latent damage upon survival.]