The Skripal Poisoning - A Very Deep British Affair

[Peter Lemkin]

Ah, its all been cleared up...military intelligence and the main intelligence agency made a mistake - all has been corrected. [one wonders what forces were behind this 'correction'!]

A nerve agent such as Novichok was neither produced nor stored in the CzechRepublic, according to conclusions reached by the lower house ofparliament's foreign affairs committee.
The conclusions were communicated by defense minister Karla Šlechtováafter attending the committee session on Thursday. It was also attended bythe head of the civil intelligence service and by the head of the authorityfor nuclear security, which is also responsible for oversight of chemicalweapons.
Confusion about whether the Czech Republic has produced the type of nerveagent used in the attack on a British-based Russian double agent wassparked by Czech president Miloš Zeman. He said last week that a report bymilitary intelligence suggested a small amount of the nerve agent had beenproduced for testing before being destroyed.
The prime minister and defence and foreign ministers have disagreed withZeman's interpretation of the report. Some of the arguments have centredon semantic interpretations of what produced' actually meant.