From: Adam <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the field.near
the bridge">

 Although I see none backing your theory that it was
> done under anti-terrorism laws.
>

BTW it appears he was a threat to the security of the state:

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/792436.html

"Russian-born businessman Leonid Nevzlin, former CEO of the Yukos oil
company and current chairman of the Diaspora Museum in Tel Aviv, said
Friday that he had met in Israel with former Russian spy Alexander
Litvinenko, who died Thursday in London from poisoning.

During the meeting, Litvinenko allegedly passed Nevzlin documents
containing classified information possibly damaging to the current
leadership in Russia.

In Nevzlin's estimation, Litvinenko's murder was tied to the information
relating to Yukos contained in the documents. Nevzlin has turned the
documents over to the London Metropolitan Police, who are investigating the
murder.
"

Tut tut. That definitely comes under protecting "citizensƒ ™ rights
and freedoms, Russiaƒ ™s sovereignty, independence and territorial
integrity"

Adam

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