In Memoriam Aleksander Litvinenko - VPRO documentary - 2007

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  • @vprodocumentary
    @vprodocumentary  4 года назад +36

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  • @Dobrovest
    @Dobrovest 15 лет назад +556

    Дьявола предавать-можно всегда и везде!! Русский народ он не предал-он за него отстрадал!! Мир ему!!

  • @Troublesome2008
    @Troublesome2008 12 лет назад +233

    This was a very brave man. I don't think i could have done what he did. He could have been a powerful and rich man by now, but he chose to listen to his conscience. May he, Anna and all the other victims rest in peace.

  • @kmonkey8012
    @kmonkey8012 5 лет назад +141

    RIP Alexander. There will be a time when ALL Russian people find out the truth. The truth always comes out.

  • @KodOdessa
    @KodOdessa 14 лет назад +232

    He was a GREAT person

  • @bravo45
    @bravo45 14 лет назад +99

    @Kessyrus Something about the Russian spirit has been very fascinating to me. I have followed/read Politkovskaya and Litvinenko for a few years, before their name became household. Real heroes in every sense of the word. Hero for Russia, hero for Chechnya, hero for humanity.

  • @blondboyyy
    @blondboyyy 14 лет назад +97

    Im so sorry about Alexandr! :(( Dear Alexandr R.I.P.!

  • @katharinakeinnachname6985
    @katharinakeinnachname6985 6 лет назад +190

    He was brave.

  • @siouxsie0679
    @siouxsie0679 8 лет назад +146

    It's heartbreaking to watch his father talk. I really hope those responsible can now be held to account for this crime.

  • @MrFabolous1231
    @MrFabolous1231 13 лет назад +81

    I highly doubt that Alexander Litvinenko will be forgotten about after all the man is in my Physical science book........I believe he didn't die in vain he spoke the truth and suffered the consequences he showed the entire globe that nothing stay's buried forever.

  • @kakazinhu20
    @kakazinhu20 16 лет назад +111

    R.I.P. Aleksander Litvinenko

  • @pammyoneto
    @pammyoneto 15 лет назад +68

    A very moving documentary.

  • @hamseganey4383
    @hamseganey4383 9 лет назад +36

    My allaah have mercy on his soul. and long live to his family

  • @eiccaapocalyptica
    @eiccaapocalyptica 16 лет назад +45

    Boris didn't kill Sasha. You don't kill someone who saved your life. Thank you Marina, Tolik and all Sasha's friends and family for helping me through his final days, and now two years on, we come together to grieve again for the loss of our guiding light. Rest in peace Sasha, we miss you.

  • @kmonkey8012
    @kmonkey8012 5 лет назад +55

    Hero. RIP

  • @EdibMusovic
    @EdibMusovic 16 лет назад +58

    Sasha is not died. He is live!
    ("Inallahi ve inna ilejhi radziun")

  • @ЕвгенийФранкенштейн
    @ЕвгенийФранкенштейн 4 года назад +101

    Кто из 2020

  • @DavidOwenWard
    @DavidOwenWard 14 лет назад +33

    These people that kill and leave families to grieve like this, will soon get acquainted with a God that answers prayers of the slain.

  • @dazmin100
    @dazmin100 13 лет назад +45

    Hero

  • @Amatullah1013
    @Amatullah1013 12 лет назад +54

    Alhamduillah he returned to Allah (swt) as a Muslim may Allah have mercy on him and grant him Jannah and his killer will stand before Allah one day for this horror inshallah

  • @TallPoe
    @TallPoe 13 лет назад +22

    One MI5 officer accidentally posted his colleagues names on the internet with the wrong click, he now lives in exile. I hate that this happened, I mean what is the point in the end. If we are honest, there is no perfect civilization anyway. It is just unfortunate that after WW2 we are still not trusting of each other, but it isn't surprising considering the types of ppl we all have in our societies, that makes it hard to trust, but Sasha tried to be honest. God bless him for that.

  • @pdd60absorbed12
    @pdd60absorbed12 5 лет назад +31

    Putin did his own 9/11 in 1999. Now I know where the idea originated.....right, Vlad?

  • @pirmininkas
    @pirmininkas 17 лет назад +29

    i believe, that hes wasn't an angel, but he didn't cross the line!!!

  • @Bambampho
    @Bambampho 14 лет назад +20

    alhamdoulilah he died as a muslim ! i cried when i heard his father talk about him. may Allah have mercy on his soul , bless him and his family .

  • @TallPoe
    @TallPoe 13 лет назад +20

    It isn't much different anywhere, power attracts certain types, which is why it is important to gather as much information on prospective operatives as possible, it is hard to cheat a psyche evaluation. And it is always a dangerous game from what I can tell. A British agent was killed recently, in a very unusual way... A details are kept out of the public domain. I will never know what is really going on behind the smoke and mirrors, I like Aleksander just hope we all sort it out one day.

  • @TallPoe
    @TallPoe 13 лет назад +15

    I keep finding myself saying it, brilliance walks hand in hand with stupidity. What I am saying is do not have such high expectations or high esteem for others in high places, they are only human and make the same mistakes we all make, only some will kill to cover them up.

  • @guydecervens
    @guydecervens 17 лет назад +11

    Rahmatulahi aley, Inshallah shaheed!
    Brother Alexander we will meet again in Jinnah Inshallah

  • @gwengoad
    @gwengoad 17 лет назад +13

    That sounds like a warning! I have been known to look for the answers to dangerous questions!

  • @alarik36
    @alarik36 16 лет назад +13

    I think that the reason that Litvinenko is so popular is that he looks like anybody in my country and people can identify with him. And it´s also another factor that makes Putin popular, he looks like a everydayman and people have sympathy for him. Hopefully after this the influence from old KGB will be removed and FSB reformed. Alex Goldfarb have been a true friend too him and the only one besides Zakajev and Berezovskij that havent beeneeee slsh

  • @parsmohajer
    @parsmohajer 14 лет назад +20

    بسم الله الرحمن الرحیم
    الحمد الله رب العالمین
    الرحمن الرحیم
    مالک یوم الدین
    ایاک نعبد و ایاک النستعین
    اهدنا الصراط المستقیم
    الصراط الذین انعمت علیهم
    غیرالمغضوب علیهم و الضالین
    May god bless your soul my brother.
    Judgement day will come for everyone.

  • @Caramuel
    @Caramuel 17 лет назад +18

    Thank you for the truth. Niech żyje Rosja.

  • @TallPoe
    @TallPoe 13 лет назад +7

    Tread carefully through this world, we will find each other as they do, though more catiously

  • @alarik36
    @alarik36 16 лет назад +9

    I think that the reason that Litvinenko is so popular is that he looks like anybody in my country and people can identify with him. And it´s also another factor that makes Putin popular, he looks like a everydayman and people have sympathy for him. Hopefully after this the influence from old KGB will be removed and FSB reformed. Alex Goldfarb have been a true friend too him and the only one besides Zakajev and Berezovskij that havent been selfish.

  • @SacreDz007
    @SacreDz007 15 лет назад +10

    The world will never be perfect.

  • @dude3sasha
    @dude3sasha 17 лет назад +6

    its not in the best interests of those in the know for the rest of us to have such information

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +8

    even hero's need saved

  • @totalitaer.
    @totalitaer. 14 лет назад +6

    My brother Markus Bott had been assassinated by the German BND which is the renamed GESTAPO after having been tortured during five and a half years. Because of our homepage linked on my channel.

  • @TallPoe
    @TallPoe 13 лет назад +14

    To fight them you need only one weapon, knowledge. Get to know ever aspect that makes the mental state of a psychopath and sociopath, their reasoning is horrifically simple. But they can be caught and brought down, do not expect to kill them, just expose them in the media. That will finish them. And in the same breath do not smash everything in the system, as it takes a long time to create and is best not forgotten

  • @tamaradati
    @tamaradati 16 лет назад +22

    posmotrite na cinichnoe lico i viskazanie putina ! litvienko ne lazer ,boje moi,kak jal shto tak ludei kak litvienko i politkovskaia ,fakticheski bolshe net,rossiu praviat bidlo!

  • @bravo45
    @bravo45 14 лет назад +10

    @yurtaevi No no.. you got it wrong. Its not 'don't join if you can't take it', its ' stop the wrong no matter who is doing it'. But you may not have the guts to even understand this, let alone do it. Its easy to kill and blame others and then start a war and kill civilians, takes a real man to stand up and say no. R.I.P Sasha!!

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +8

    Sasha

  • @swizzybk1665
    @swizzybk1665 5 лет назад +14

    wow this is their 9/11

  • @dinitis
    @dinitis 13 лет назад +3

    @privetgreetings It is nice that you can confuse a country with an organisation. I guess the people of former USSR, if they had the information about what KGB FSB and oligarchs were doing to the country,, would be as happy as you are.

  • @masculinebuddha8762
    @masculinebuddha8762 7 лет назад +9

    "The difference is the gangsters had no official power but the officers did." Mr. Litvinenko was awful naïve for a KGB officer.

  • @alarik36
    @alarik36 16 лет назад +8

    Let us not push Putin. We don´t know what could happen if we do. Let us hope that he realizes that this old KGB/FSB-style thinking is over and done with. Litvinenko was a good man and deserved to live and be happy.

  • @23maior
    @23maior 14 лет назад +5

    @kutasovas Не трогай Святого Человека!

  • @domrice9153
    @domrice9153 8 лет назад +7

    Lit had big mouth. Keep in mind, the report stresses that its conclusions are based on many
    witness opinions that “would not be admissible as evidence” in court.
    So the report relied on undisclosed secret evidence, which may have been
    fabricated and which cannot be challenged publicly and that in his
    report Sir Robert was not bound by strict procedural rules that apply to
    court hearings. Lastly by classifying in 2013 several documents which
    could have become key evidence in the investigation, Britain effectively
    brought the enquiry to a halt. I dont think people appreciate these
    facts

  • @gwengoad
    @gwengoad 17 лет назад +3

    When this occured I looked up plnomium 210 and One place on earth it is made is in Russia. It is 2000 or 20,000 times more radioactive than plutonium. And the only purchaser is the U.S. to fuel plutonium reactors anyone else? Is this right? I think I googled or wikipedia the info. Let Me Know

  • @МиколаСелянинович
    @МиколаСелянинович 11 лет назад +8

    Litvinenko was a KGB agent who betrayed their homeland. This man was a hero)

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +2

    buy stuff in stores

  • @MoscowMuslims
    @MoscowMuslims 14 лет назад +7

    Aleksandr Shahid InhaAlla

  • @maesterkeimo5723
    @maesterkeimo5723 5 лет назад +9

    ha ha those excuses for explosives

  • @davidperi
    @davidperi 14 лет назад +5

    Uniting christianity & Islam?????

  • @Jumanji0028
    @Jumanji0028 15 лет назад +4

    I used google translater...
    my name in russian is Рори О'Тулом.
    That's crazy, there is no p in my name....
    silly Google.
    Oh yeah, some of these comments are crazy, ease up on the dead guy

  • @johnSmith-my9yj
    @johnSmith-my9yj 11 лет назад +7

    Read the 2007 report about Litvinenko by the "Conflict Studies Research Centre" which was part of the british ministry of defense and located at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. (Maybe the government didn't like the center contradicting their propaganda: the center was disbanded in 2010.) It's clear what they think about Litvinenko, quote: "Litvinenko was a one-man disinformation bureau, initially possibly guided by Berezovsky and then increasingly in pursuit of attention. "

  • @gwengoad
    @gwengoad 17 лет назад +1

    But no one answered who is making it and who is buying it? please

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +3

    crazy hit in places crazy shouldn't be except it fix it

  • @aussieskiff
    @aussieskiff 16 лет назад +4

    fourth protocol

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +1

    soon as see environment healthy an them they will be just fine

  • @loccysmif
    @loccysmif 16 лет назад +3

    "istayswhite", what a wonderful nickname. Is it racist? Oh, and by the way. Are you really trying to defend the KGB?

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +4

    country's killing country's stuff love people living in ways just horrifying have military help build lumber yards factory's nice stuff do documented for all not just there to see they are not prop's feeling's are life

  • @nbkillan1982
    @nbkillan1982 14 лет назад +3

    @N9WJ7 Yea, right! You may not be ruled in a democratic way!!! Haven't deserve it!!!

  • @derricademocracy1860
    @derricademocracy1860 7 лет назад +3

    an Russia

  • @ISSfreak08
    @ISSfreak08 16 лет назад +2

    "all want conflict with russia".....haha you´re such a muppet

  • @Maklavangitarist
    @Maklavangitarist 6 лет назад +134

    Путину оскар за актёрскую игру!

  • @wheelerrach1
    @wheelerrach1 8 лет назад +7

    Come on British Intelligence propaganda departement, is this really the best you can do?

    • @AceofDlamonds
      @AceofDlamonds 8 лет назад +12

      Tell me where the falsehoods are? Where? Every defector has in one way or another commented on how corrupt the secret services and security services are in Russia. If the government allowed further inquiries into controversial scandals and events then I'd understand better, but Putin and his cronies have REPEATEDLY OPENLY blocked any investigation into such events as the Russian apartment bombings and refused to compensate the Beslan terrorist attack victims. so tell me more about why you're brushing this off as mere "propaganda'?

    • @AceofDlamonds
      @AceofDlamonds 8 лет назад +7

      I don't believe Litvinenko on everything he says, but some points he makes ARE valid and worth further investigation. But the government always blocks investigations like that. Wonder why?

    • @kmonkey8012
      @kmonkey8012 5 лет назад +9

      Rachiepaichm, come on , Kremlebot, it this the best argument you can make?

  • @costixx
    @costixx 8 лет назад +9

    Double agent , traitor to his country. Every secret service would terminate him. Case closed.

    • @ahmetturkmen0011
      @ahmetturkmen0011 7 лет назад +18

      costixx he spoke the truth is what i care about

    • @joannerutledge1377
      @joannerutledge1377 7 лет назад +16

      he was only wanting to help ppl,an tell the truth,poor guy died a horrible death.

    • @atlormerjo8830
      @atlormerjo8830 6 лет назад

      costixx at the very least they warned him

    • @storiesfromthecommonwealth7063
      @storiesfromthecommonwealth7063 6 лет назад +7

      You're an idiot. Case closed.

    • @AceofDlamonds
      @AceofDlamonds 6 лет назад +18

      1999 apartment bombings...that is the biggest act of treason ever. Committed by the FSB

  • @NiKee18
    @NiKee18 16 лет назад +3

    poor propaganda ! nobody can say who kills the man ! and im sure it was not the kgb :D

  • @ali_steering_wheels
    @ali_steering_wheels 7 лет назад +5

    предатель и иуда !!

  • @862150403
    @862150403 14 лет назад +2

    he was a traitor... sorry :(

    • @kmonkey8012
      @kmonkey8012 5 лет назад +4

      Traitor of the terrorist organisation is a saint

  • @4luzj
    @4luzj 9 лет назад +7

    нее, не убедили, Путин не одобряе столь тошнотворное видео...
    сыграли на чувствах не далекого старикана, отца - как-то подленько это
    не знаю хорошим ли, плохим был главный герой этого документального произведения,
    но после просмотра у меня осталось очень негативное впечатление обо всех его участниках
    да и так ли, стоит чтить память павших воинов ...