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I agree he's nothing close to noble though |
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There is no reliable,
conclusive evidence to suggest that Victor Yushchenko is an impostor. If he were one and if there
would be the slightest shred of evidence, then the western media (especially tabloids) would be all
over this story 24/7, until someone who had known about the plot would finally break the silence.
Dioxin is a hugely toxic and dangerous isomer, if humans are exposed to it in relatively large or
synthesized doses. Although we are all exposed to dioxin in very low quantities, Yushchenko clearly
came into contact with much higher amounts and his face was badly disfigured as a result. Some
scientists have pointed out that dioxin increases oil production in one's body and this can lead to
Chloracne, which is what Yushchenko's face was covered with. Our friendly conspiracy theorist on the
other side of this debate should take a look at how Yushchenko looks like today--his complexion has
cleared up quite noticeably. |
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He is. How can he look completely different from the way he did before? It's ridiculous. Can anyone
show any examples of such a complete change in physical appearance having occurred previously except
through plastic surgery? It's obvious they switched in a different guy. |
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07 Apr 2008 15:12
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