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hmmmm. mr. Snyder. maybe he's honestly trying to wake people up as he indicates on the last line of the article, i dunno. i'll just point out, mr....
"...they were acting on the orders of their commanders." how many times throughout history have we heard that before ?
having a chit chat this morning with my shepherd, and he made an interesting observation; i'll relay it to the SOTT administrator, the death by...
Common Dogs, you all can do better than 48.
As soon as you see that word "Democracy" be very skeptical.
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Comment: MacKean wasn't the first high-profile female BBC reporter to die suddenly when exposing the high-level pedophile network linked to the BBC. Jill Dando was shot to death on her doorstep just over a decade earlier, in 1999. That crime remains 'unsolved'.
Murdered presenter tried to expose pedophile culture within BBC but 'No one wanted to know'