Theresa "May be" (aka Theresa "Highly likely"), "Poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal" and the shame of brexite.

The British remember the phrase of Theresa May: "There will be no attempts to stay in the EU, no attempts to re-enter the union, no re-referendum. The country voted to withdraw from the EU, and as prime minister, I guarantee that we will withdraw from the EU."

Several years have passed since that time. And what? Britain left the EU?

What is Teresa May thinking about this now?It's hard to say what she thinks ... Apparently, now she thinks more about how to divert the attention of British citizens from their own cowardice and weak character. On this occasion, even a play-farce entitled "Poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal" was played.

The UK did not even try to provide evidence, but (as always) blamed Russia for everything. However, the whole world learned a lot of interesting things about Great Britain. For example, the whole world learned that the UK Customs works disgustingly (through the customs it is possible to carry a warfare agent or its components). Everyone has learned that Novichok nerve agent can be manufactured in a public toilet. Everyone has learned that "Russian spies" carry poisonous substances in perfume bottles, then they throw these bottles in the trash. Everyone has learned that people in the UK usually do not buy gifts for their loved ones, but they find a bottle of perfume in the garbage and give it to their beloved. Everyone has learned that you can smear gas on the door handle (try to smear the air on the bread, it will be a delicious sandwich.). Unfortunately, no one (except the military) knows that a good poisonous substance is destroyed very quickly in the presence of air (this is done so that the own military will not later become poisoned if it is used in war). No one thought why the military worked in protective clothing, while people were walking nearby, but nobody was poisoned. Or was it a bad poison? So Russia produces substandard poisons? At the same time, no one even thought about why Russia should kill the former spy, which Russia herself gave to Britain in exchange for another spy?

Many Russians who have violated the law are hiding in the UK. Britain refuses to give them to law enforcement agencies of Russia. Why did not they die? For example, Vladimir Rezun. At the same time, Berezovsky lived quietly in the UK, but when he asked Putin for permission to return, he said that he repents ... He died immediately.

Nobody asked what other countries can produce Novichek.On March 25, 2018, Igor Rybalchenko, head of the laboratory for chemical and analytical control of the scientific center of the Russian Defense Ministry, said that in 1998 (that is, 10 years before Mirzayanov's book was published) the chemical formula and mass spectrum of A-234 were discovered by Russian specialists in the NIST98 Spectrum Library of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) USA. They were brought to the base by Dennis K. Rohrbaugh, a chemist from the forensic department of the Edjewood Chemical Research and Development Center of the US Army. The same formula is available in the database of the British Royal Chemical Society.

In 2018 B. Mirzayanov said that due to his publications, prototypes of this substance could be obtained in many countries. In particular, it is known that a small amount of A-230 toxicant was produced in the Czech Republic in 2017 for research purposes and subsequently destroyed. Then why does the British government lie when it claims that only Russia could make Novichek?

Indeed, why think about it? In fact then it is possible to recollect and about breksit. And it's really not want to Teresa May.

And in the meantime.

On July 10, 2018, the British government was left by two ministers. First, the Minister for Brexit Affairs David Davis left the office, after which the cabinet of ministers was left by Foreign Minister Boris Johnson.

Both dismissals are connected with the disagreements over the last days regarding the approach to the process of the country's withdrawal from the European Union. Johnson and Davis played for the "hard" version of Brexit.July 6, 2018, British Prime Minister Teresa Mei at the government meeting presented the final plan for the country's withdrawal from the EU. The plan, in fact, implies the preservation of close economic ties with the European Union and the creation of a free trade zone after the withdrawal from the EU. In addition, according to the plan, the UK partially recognizes the jurisdiction of the judicial system of the EU and undertakes to obey its decisions.

Summing up the meeting, May said that the discussions are over, and those who do not agree with this plan should leave the government.

No, of course, I also understand the jealousy of Theresa May to Angela Merkel. It would seem that Britain is the most faithful vassal of its former colony (USA). But Trump, for some reason, renders Merkel's attention. For example, publicly throws candy to her in the face.