Originally Posted by
Papokarlo
It is in Britain's interest to conduct a joint investigation so as not to be unfounded. if Britain does not agree, this method of Britain discredits itself
It is in the interest of BOTH parties that the investigation be conducted by an impartial arbiter. No one's going to admit they're wrong anyway so I don't see what you're so worked up about.
Apparently Britain is positive enough to dish out some pretty harsh (for them) sanctions. Again, I doubt they would do so without something. Just not how they operate.
The fact is, a miracle didn't just poison two people with military grade chemicals. There are two people in the hospital and a couple dozen more affected by it. Hard to disprove bodies.
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” Edumnd Burke
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