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Russian Government Slams Queen Of Britain Labeling Her An Alcoholic After British Government Condemns The Poisoning Of Russian Defector Sergei Skripal April 10. 2018
Queen Elizabeth Former KGB/FSB spy and military intelligence officer, Sergei Skripal, defected to Britain and began living in Salisbury. In 2004 he was convicted of treason against Russia, served time in prison and in 2010, moved to the UK in a spy swap. Skripal became a British citizen. He is still listed as a Russian citizen as well. On March 4, 2018, during a visit from his daughter Yulia, who lives in Moscow, the two fell ill in Salisbury. They were rushed to the hospital, after being found in an unresponsive state on a mall bench and are currently recovering in the hospital. Three responding police officers were treated for symptoms of poisoning and are recovering as well. The poison killed Skripal's pets. British authorities investigating the matter have publicly stated, the Skripals were poisoned by a Russian nerve agent called Novichok, made under the FOLIANT chemical weapons program in Russia. It marks the first publicly known case of Novichok poisoning. The Russian government has denied they poisoned the Skripals. Previously, in 2006, former Russian spy, Alexander Litvinenko, age 43, defected to Britain, became a citizen and was poisoned for exposing secrets of the KGB/FSB. Litvinenko was poisoned during lunch with an agents visiting from Moscow (Andrei Lugovoi and Dmitry Kovtun). Deadly polonium was found in the tea. The British government found a trail of polonium leading from the restaurant all the way back to the commercial airliner from Moscow. Hotel workers and 250 diners at the restaurant, suffered lower levels of polonium exposure, which has increased their risk of developing cancer. Litvinenko, who received a high dose of polonium, died in the hospital. The whole thing was a terrible tragedy for many people and the incident infuriated the British government. Litvinenko was so radioactive, reports indicate he could not be buried in accordance with his religion, Islam. Muslim funeral practices could not be conducted as it would make people performing the funeral sick, due to the heavy levels of radioactivity present in his system from the poisoning. Litvinenko had to be buried in a special, thoroughly sealed, lead lined coffin, to prevent radioactive leaks in the cemetery, sickening people visiting gravesites. It was the first known case of "alpha radiation" in Britain. Several high profile Russians have been killed in Britain and these are men who were thought to hold secrets and incriminating information. A man was shot in London for what has been labeled political reasons in the press. Wealthy Russian banker, German Gorbuntsov, 49, who lives in London and has been seeking asylum, was shot six times on his doorstep outside his luxury flat. He was shot with a machine gun in 2012, which is rare in London. Newspapers have stated the attack was in connection with the murder of Russian politician, Boris Nemtsov, who was gunned down outside the Kremlin in Russia. In another incident that occurred in 2012, Russia whistleblower, Alexander Perepilichnyy, 44, was found dead at his home in the British suburb of Surrey. He was found collapsed outside his home. Police are now investigating where he was given a "plant based poison." Published reports indicate, Perepilichnyy had approached businessman Bill Browder, about exposing "Russian tax officials." There are 14 suspected cases of Russians being poisoned in Britain and the British government's patience has worn very thin regarding these incidents, as they do not want people killed on their shores nor do they want bystanders suffering the effects of secondhand exposure to poison, which increases cancer risks. For the past few weeks, the British and Russian governments have been exchanging barbs due to the Skripal scandal, which saw dozens of diplomats expelled from each country in retaliatory moves. The latest barb comes courtesy of the Russian government, who have branded Britain's Queen Elizabeth II an alcoholic.
Queen Elizabeth A year ago, the Queen's former chef, Mark Flanagan, publicly shared the contents of her daily meals, which revealed her diet is full of fat, carbs and sugar. For breakfast she has tea with cookies (biscuits), the latter is unhealthy. Then she has cereal with sugar or toast and marmalade, which has high sugar content. Then she has more cookies (biscuits), scones and cakes (carbs) as well as sandwiches (more carbs) with mayo (fat and sugar) and "jam pennies" (small jam sandwiches which are carbs and sugar) for tea, which is the meal before dinner. For dinner she has red meat in a rich liquor based sauce (sugars and fats). Then she has dessert, which consists of more sugars and fats (chocolate cake/ganache). At night the Queen has a chocolate bar and glass of champagne as a nightcap (more sugars and alcohol). Throughout the day, the Queen has 3-5 alcoholic drinks per day, which exceeds the British government's official daily intake recommendation/health guidelines for citizens and residents. It's the Queen's life. She can do as she pleases (just like everyone else). However, if the average person follows the Queen's diet they will become sick, as it is high in fat, sugar, carbs and alcohol. The Queen has dozens of servants doing work for her, alleviating the significant stresses the average person faces on a daily basis, such as paying bills, going to work on time via driving or public transport, cleaning the home, washing clothes, making dinner and taking care of kids (bathing, feeding, teaching, getting them ready for school). A poor diet and high stress will equal sickness. Stress, such as worrying about paying bills, is one of the worst enemies to human health. I know of cases where people had deadly strokes due to financial stress in business and their personal lives. The Russian government seized on the Queen's diet and have publicly branded Elizabeth an alcoholic getting liquored up everyday. Russian Senator, Aleksey Pushkov, stated of the Queen an "unpleasant heavy" drinker (he also stated the same of Prime Minister Theresa May). Pushkov stated on television in Russia, "Before dinner she [the Queen] drinks a cocktail made from gin and another based on wine, with ice and lemon. After the meal, she has a glass of wine with a bar of chocolate. She also drinks dry Martini. At the end of the day, she likes to drink cool champagne." The Daily Mirror stated, wine expert Elina Denisover weighed in during the interview in stating, "The PM revealed her secret tipple by the way she cupped her glass - warming the contents, rather than holding the stem. You will get drunk quicker and it is just not pleasant. It means that May got used to another kind of glass - for Cognac." The thing is, Russian President, Vladimir Putin, likes liquor too, namely vodka, based on photos that are online. A number of world leaders, like May, drink alcohol. It is my hope this conflict between Britain and Russia deescalates and the individuals involved in poisoning the aforementioned Russians and making bystanders sick, are brought to justice. STORY SOURCE Russia claims Queen 'downs cocktails all day' and Theresa May 'has a brandy habit' 23:29, 7 APR 2018Updated15:16, 8 APR 2018 - Senator Aleksey Pushkov - an ally of President Vladimir Putin - said the monarch treats drinking like a 'ceremony' as relations between Russia and Britain deteriorate following the Skripal attack. Russia has slammed the Queen for downing gin, wine and champagne every day in a 'fake news' propaganda blast against the UK. Senator Aleksey Pushkov, an ally of President Vladimir Putin, said the monarch treats drinking like a "ceremony" while Prime Minster Theresa May has a brandy habit. The politician claimed tell-tale mannerisms reveal the pair as 'unpleasant' heavy drinkers. According to the Sun, Pushkov told Staterun TV: "Before dinner she [Her Majesty] drinks a cocktail made from gin and another based on wine, with ice and lemon... STORY SOURCE Everything the Queen eats and drinks for breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday 27 February 2017 14:19 GMT - While you may assume her Royal Majesty the Queen enjoys fine dining every day, this isn't always the case. According to The Telegraph, twice a week the head chef to the royal household, Mark Flanagan, provides the Queen with menu suggestion which she can approve by ticking off or crossing out. However, Darren McGrady, a former chef in the royal kitchens, said that the Queen is "not a foodie. She eats to live, unlike Prince Philip who loves to eat and would stand and talk food all day." “When she dines on her own,” he added, “she’s very disciplined. No starch is the rule." We took a look at the Queen's typical day of eating and drinking, from the tea she drinks and biscuits she eats when she wakes up to her low-carb lunches, her nightly glass of Champagne, and penchant for chocolate. Scroll down to see what Her Royal Majesty the Queen has for every meal — and in between. Deciding what to eat must be tough when you're a royal. Luckily, her Royal Majesty the Queen has a team on hand to help her pick her menu — even when she's shopping at Waitrose. The Queen starts her day with tea and biscuits. She has a freshly brewed pot of Earl Grey tea (no milk or sugar) in bone china cup, with a few biscuits, according to BT... RELATED ARTICLES Rape Cases And Domestic Violence Scandal Rock Kate Middleton's Family And The Royals By Extension Meghan Markle And Kate Middleton Are Being Pitted Against Each Other Will Jeremy Corbyn And His Labour Party Abolish The British Monarchy |
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