© facebook.com/julia.skripalYulia Skripal at her 'press conference'
, I attempted to show how on 4th July, when Yulia Skripal called her cousin, Viktoria, she appeared blissfully unaware of the British Government's central claim that the poisoning of her and her father was carried out by the Russian state. So blissfully unaware, in fact, that somewhat bizarrely she seemed to think that her cousin Viktoria was responsible for the publicity around the incident, and she also expressed her desire to return to Russia soon - the country whose Government was apparently responsible for attempting to assassinate her father.
The Keepers of the Official Narrative are welcome to explain that, if they can.I now want to go back to an earlier statement she made, which I also think is quite revealing. This is the one when she was "interviewed" by Reuters,
significant for the fact that it was the world's first interview where the interviewer was not allowed to put any questions to the interviewee.
She started her statement as follows:
"I came to the UK on the 3rd of March to visit my father, something I have done regularly in the past. After 20 days in a coma, I woke to the news that we had both been poisoned."
So far so good. She did come into London on March 3rd and was hospitalised with poisoning the day after. But then we get this:
"I still find it difficult to come to terms with the fact that both of us were attacked. We are so lucky to have both survived this attempted assassination. Our recovery has been slow and extremely painful. The fact that a nerve agent was used to do this is shocking. I don't want to describe the details but the clinical treatment was invasive, painful and depressing" [my emphasis].
"The fact that both of us were attacked"??? Hmm! Is this a fact, according to the official narrative? No, it most certainly is not.
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