What really happened in Smolensk?

We have been all told: There was 4 attempts to land. Ok, they knew it before Katchynski's plane was down. Like they knew, world trade centre will go down, before it collapsed. Ok, is there any evidence of 4 attempts? I think not, but who cares... We have just listen to the news and trust them! Second thing is that Its too "good" to be true, that presidential airplane crashed. And during landing, when pilot has to land and know the airport, before he has the president on-board. And finally, the weather excuse. Do u want to tell me, that pilot has to land today? What a stupid trick. It's all done by an autopilot. So why should anybody care, if there is a mist or bad weather. Thousands of planes land safely everyday all over the globe using autopilot. So, why polish presidential plane crashed into the woods? All rite, I'll help you. Somebody helped them, too.

The Russian warning to Poland was given by Russian general Novogovitsyn, so no excuses Poland

Colonel-General Anatoly Nogovitsyn : "Poland, by deploying the anti rocket system is exposing itself to a strike - 100 percent." And one even more spicy: "At a news conference Nogovitsyn had reiterated Russia's frequently stated warning that placing missile-defense elements in Poland and the Czech Republic would bring an unspecified military response." So - Never ever mess with Russia. Because the bear does keep one's word. Unspecified response is very matching in this case.

Russian spies at Polish plane crash

Russian secret service spies posing as rescue workers may have stolen Nato military secrets from the wreckage of the plane crash that killed Polish president Lech Kaczynski, say Polish commentators. Polish military leaders on the doomed flight would have been carrying top secret documents connected to the country's own armed forces and its links with Nato allies. Today (Wednesday) Polish media claimed that Russian agents may be using information harvested from the wreckage in Smolensk to boost Moscow's defences. (Austrian Times)

Russian spy in Poland and Russian spy planes over Poland

It has been revealed that Poland’s Internal Security Agency detained a spy last year who worked for Russia’s largest foreign intelligence agency, GRU. The arrest up until now has been confidential and only the president, prime minister and prosecutors know about the case. The daily Dziennik Gazeta Prawna says it has established that at the turn of February and March 2009, after several months of investigation, the Internal Security Agency (ABW) decided to arrest the man. Since then he has been held in custody under questioning.Details about the identity of the man are sketchy. He has lived in Poland for ten years. He ran a small company, selling sights for hunting rifles. He had a permanent resident card and could speak Polish very well. According to the newspaper’s informants close to the government, the Russian embassy in Poland did not know about his activity because he reported directly to GRU. Polish security officers, who have been awarded for their work, also found signaling equipment in his flat. “It’s the first case since 1989 when a Russian spy was detected,” says an employee of the Chancellery of the President, explaining why the officers were rewarded by the head of state. In March last year, the Russian spy was detained in Poland. In April, President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev dismissed the head of GRU General Valentin Korabelniko, who had been in charge of the agency for twelve years. Polish media are suggesting the two events are not unconnected.

The evidence of shooting - Russia warns videos

Number of presidents who came to funeral of president Katczynski - 1

Who came to funeral from EU leaders? Almost everybody had great excuse!!! Iceland's volcano. Funny thing was in today's newspapers: "This will go down in history as an epic FAIL : Britain’s airspace was closed under false pretences, with satellite images revealing there was no doomsday volcanic ash cloud over the entire country. Skies fell quiet for six days, leaving as many as 500,000 Britons stranded overseas and costing airlines hundreds of millions of pounds. However, new evidence shows there was no all-encompassing cloud and, where dust was present, it was often so thin that it posed no risk. The satellite images demonstrate that the skies were largely clear, which will not surprise the millions who enjoyed the fine, hot weather during the flight ban. Jim McKenna, the Civil Aviation Authority’s head of airworthiness, strategy and policy, admitted: ‘It’s obvious that at the start of this crisis there was a lack of definitive".

Somebody had excuses, somebody made money, people were scared and didn't care about important things, great job, thank you, volcano. You saved it all.

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