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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
GDPetti If you have discovered that psychopathic behaviour is in the DNA you will be the first. Please pray explain? Sounds racist to me.
Red haired giants = Paraaqua skulls and possible Denivosian origin as yet waiting to be proven.
I suppose they would be better off if they were actually taken to Russia. Otherwise I have been confirmed in my conviction not to believe anything...
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I'm an Ozzie, throw the bitch in jail. A shitty jail with lots of pissed off Muslims. Too bad they don't have 'trans' women in India, that would...
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Comment: Given that it wasn't Russia, suspicions naturally fell on the British security services. But the choice of location for poisoning the Skripals is highly odd - Salisbury, home of British chemical weapons manufacturing for a little over a century. Why would the British paint a target over themselves in this way?
Combined with the British government's utterly bizarre handling of this incident - while being utterly convinced that this was done to them 'from without' - we are led to suspect a 'third force' was behind this.
As former British Ambassador to Uzbekistan Craig Murray wrote one week after the incident in early March: