New Developments in the Skripal Case Reveal it for the Sham it Always Was.
The UK government’s version of the Skripal’s ‘poisoning’ is highly implausible. Yet the corporate media reports the official version of events without question or scrutiny
The UK government’s version of the Skripal’s ‘poisoning’ is highly implausible. Yet the corporate media reports the official version of events without question or scrutiny
Penalised for a show that suggested the Skripal poisonings were a “badly-prepared provocation” that benefited the political worldview of EU Remainers
This would explain why British Intelligence wanted Skripal silenced and why we’ve heard nothing from him since Russia allegedly tried to assassinate him
Two new elements that appear in the Skripal story – poisoned ducks and hospitalised children — reveal just how improbable the official story is
Craig Murray details ten reasons why he doesn’t believe the officials accounts of the Skripal’s poisoning. Both the Russian and the British versions
Although unconfirmed, what Michael Antony is far more credible than the official version of events
Stunning “coincidence” unwittingly diclosed by a local Salisbury radio station implicates the British establishment at the highest level
Hackers from Anonymous have revealed that Britain may have planned the Skripal’s ‘poisoning’ in advance.
Rob Slane exposes more flaws in the official version of the Skripal’s poisoning
The outcry by Western governments and media over the Skripal affair was in complete contrast to their reaction to Kashoggi’s apparent abduction
Similarities with the Skripal’s poisoning raise questions about this latest incident?
The media’s mockery of the alleged “Russian assassins” story is reminiscent of the Cold War. But why are we at odds if Russian Communism is supposedly dead?