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John McDonnell yesterday joined the phoney narrative that's conditioning us for war, when will Corbyn fold?
More to the point, Dai, why do you persist in wanting evidence of Russian involvement? My advice to you is to spend less time thinking for yourself. Invest in a mobile phone and hold it an inch from the end of your nose whenever you have an opportunity. Soon nothing else will feel of much importance.
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Organ Morgan.
John McDonnell yesterday joined the phoney narrative that's conditioning us for war, when will Corbyn fold?
More to the point, Dai, why do you persist in wanting evidence of Russian involvement? My advice to you is to spend less time thinking for yourself. Invest in a mobile phone and hold it an inch from the end of your nose whenever you have an opportunity. Soon nothing else will feel of much importance.
It is pathetic to see that nearly everyone in the UK has been mentally butt-fked into accepting the insane propaganda from the papers,BBC,etc as truth. I chat to many ex-Iron Curtain types and they say we are much more brain washed then they were. Most people behind the Iron Curtain knew they were being lied to all the time. The mugs in the UK lap it up. This is a very good deconstruction of a typical BBC interview about Syria :
https://markdoran.wordpress.com/2018/02/10/syriana/
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Organ Morgan.
I think you've misinterpreted what the consultant wrote.
What's below can be read at The Times site:
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/r...ctor-vf9v0zg0m
Russia: Salisbury poison fears allayed by doctor
Fiona Hamilton, Crime & Security Editor | John Simpson | Deborah Haynes
March 16 2018, 12:01am,
The Times
Dozens of patients who went to hospital after the Salisbury poisoning were unaffected by the nerve agent, a doctor has revealed.
As Theresa May visited the Wiltshire city and declared it “open for business”, Stephen Davies, a consultant in emergency medicine at the Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust, said that no one other than Sergei and Yulia Skripal and Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey had needed treatment.
The poisoning had prompted concern about the public’s potential exposure to the novichok nerve agent, as well as complaints about a lack of information from the authorities. Neil Basu, the police head of counterterrorism, said on Tuesday that 35 people, other than the Skripals and Mr Bailey, had been seen by doctors after the attack.
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The consultant was responding to a previous news report published by The Times - "Salisbury poison exposure leaves almost 40 needing treatment"
Nearly 40 people have experienced symptoms related to the Salisbury nerve agent poisoning, it was revealed yesterday, as locals expressed anger about a lack of information from the authorities.
Sergei Skripal, a former Russian double agent who sought refuge in Britain after a spy swap in 2010, and his daughter Yulia are among 38 people who required hospital treatment for poisoning symptoms, Neil Basu, the national head of counterterrorism, revealed. Only the Skripals, who are in a very serious condition, and Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey, who is making good progress, are still in hospital. One person who is not showing symptoms is being seen as an outpatient.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/p...ment-k52kd6gfm
I think it is very clear what Dr Davies said in his letter to the editor, where is the misinterpretation?
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life on mars
"Kills himself"
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Rjk
"Kills himself"
Phew.
Lot of that about at the moment"" Russian exile Nikolai Glushkov found dead at his London home""
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Tories lies and more lies and the public fall for it time and time again
https://www.newscientist.com/article...n-nerve-agent/
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Mambo
You seem a bit desperate here love,
"Several countries
could have made the nerve agent used in the chemical attack on Russians Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, UK, weapons experts have told New Scientist.
British Prime Minister Theresa May says that because it was Russia that developed Novichok agents, it is “
highly likely” that Russia either attacked the Skripals itself, or lost control of its Novichok to someone else who did. But other countries legally created Novichok for testing purposes after its existence was revealed in 1992, and a production method …"
And from that you have concluded '
Tory Lies'
Even though on the BBC "Spy poisoning: Putin responsible for attack, says John McDonnell"
The moon could be made of cheese if we dig deep enough, but because we havent - how do we know ? - it's a mystery alright....
Attachment 2253
Apart from anything else, you need a new scientist subscription to read more than the first couple of paragraphs of that article. I'm guessing neither of you do have one, so it's a bit odd to be using it as evidence of anything.
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Mambo
You seem a bit desperate here love,
"Several countries
could have made the nerve agent used in the chemical attack on Russians Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, UK, weapons experts have told New Scientist.
British Prime Minister Theresa May says that because it was Russia that developed Novichok agents, it is “
highly likely” that Russia either attacked the Skripals itself, or lost control of its Novichok to someone else who did. But other countries legally created Novichok for testing purposes after its existence was revealed in 1992, and a production method …"
And from that you have concluded '
Tory Lies'
Even though on the BBC "Spy poisoning: Putin responsible for attack, says John McDonnell"
The moon could be made of cheese if we dig deep enough, but because we havent - how do we know ? - it's a mystery alright....
Attachment 2253
I’m not your love, you sexist prick. Hope this helps :wave:
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Dr Davies said nobody was taken in to hospital suffering from nerve agent poisoning but I bet two will come out of there suffering from it. If they could do it to British soldiers then they would certainly do it to a couple of Russians.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-10376411.html
I imagine they let the policeman out today because the inspectors from the OPCW are taking blood samples. He certainly made a quick recovery from the effects of the nerve agent. Most of us take longer to get over a bit of flu.
There is a good article by a real expert on Syria here :
http://www.voltairenet.org/article200232.html
He says Trump sacked Rex Tillerson because of the planned false flag chemical weapons attack in Syria.
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Still nothing to be found in our wonderful free media about Russia going public about that aborted false flag chemical attack in Syria. The Guardian, Times and other so-called quality publications remain silent. So too at the dear old Beeb who also don't believe it's the slightest bit newsworthy. It's - gasp - almost as if they don't want us to know. Loads can be learnt about a pissed-up Geordie who together with Dec, his sidekick, front puerile TV shows, and there's miles of other mindless and meaningless crap to sate the appetite of the terminally dumbed-down, though.
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There is another interesting article by Craig Murray. It looks like the Skripals really are ill now but there is still no evidence that the Russians poisoned them.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/
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David Vincent
There is another interesting article by Craig Murray. It looks like the Skripals really are ill now but there is still no evidence that the Russians poisoned them.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/
Interesting link in the 2nd last paragraph, so what role are Ch4 News playing in all of this, and where are they taking it? What was the reason this story needed to come out now? Has somebody else got a bigger scoop? Quite an interesting development on top of the Fusion GPS shenanigans. I wonder if there are any links?
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Mambo
What I love about you Darling , is the way you always directly answer the question.
You're clearly a leftie lovey gob shite, 2 a penny on here by the way, any other qualities you are hiding ?, what you got for us?.
ps can you remind me what it is I dont like about you ?
There you go again, typical man who thinks women can’t have an opinion. I am not your love and neither am I your darling. So cut out the macho shite and grow a pair.
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David Vincent
Dr Davies said nobody was taken in to hospital suffering from nerve agent poisoning but I bet two will come out of there suffering from it. If they could do it to British soldiers then they would certainly do it to a couple of Russians.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-10376411.html
I imagine they let the policeman out today because the inspectors from the OPCW are taking blood samples. He certainly made a quick recovery from the effects of the nerve agent. Most of us take longer to get over a bit of flu.
There is a good article by a real expert on Syria here :
http://www.voltairenet.org/article200232.html
He says Trump sacked Rex Tillerson because of the planned false flag chemical weapons attack in Syria.
Do you know how long you would expect someone to get over the level of exposure that he had?
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Going back to the threads title ""Bloody fuss about this Russian poisoning.""
It seems a lot of support has been garnered accross Europe after
being briefed , independent experts have continually expressed the view that this was a Russian delivered poisoning, if the expulsions gather pace across Europe it may surprise Russia of the collective response .
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life on mars
Going back to the threads title ""Bloody fuss about this Russian poisoning.""
It seems a lot of support has been garnered accross Europe after
being briefed , independent experts have continually expressed the view that this was a Russian delivered poisoning, if the expulsions gather pace across Europe it may surprise Russia of the collective response .
You seem particularly susceptible to propaganda. Most of the rubbish you have been fed by the mass media has been converted into beliefs without being processed by your critical faculties. Have you ever suffered any brain damage?
If you want to know the latest about the Salisbury false flag op. read Craig Murray's blog. There is a very good comment by a "Tom Smythe" who seems to have some expertise in the chemistry of nerve agents.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...ge-4/#comments
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Rjk
Do you know how long you would expect someone to get over the level of exposure that he had?
From what we have been told by the mass media the usual outcome of any exposure is death. The policeman who recovered from this near death experience is now being described in the papers as a "hero". It makes you wonder what he did to deserve that appellation.
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David Vincent
You seem particularly susceptible to propaganda. Most of the rubbish you have been fed by the mass media has been converted into beliefs without being processed by your critical faculties. Have you ever suffered any brain damage?
If you want to know the latest about the Salisbury false flag op. read Craig Murray's blog. There is a very good comment by a "Tom Smythe" who seems to have some expertise in the chemistry of nerve agents.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...ge-4/#comments
Hilarious.
"You are susceptible to propaganda, oh and by the way, here's a blog that explains why it is all a conspiracy"
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Rjk
Hilarious.
"You are susceptible to propaganda, oh and by the way, here's a blog that explains why it is all a conspiracy"
What we are being told by our newspapers and TV about Salisbury does not make sense. I've just been watching a Russian Foreign Ministry meeting with foreign ambassadors and what they are saying makes more sense than anything we are being told by our own government. The video is too long to watch but the text of the meeting can be read under the video.
https://thesaker.is/russian-mfa-summ...se-must-watch/
One of the points the Russians make is that the British have a history of using nerve gas on people in the UK and then covering it up. Anyone who reads how they killed Ronald Maddison with sarin and then trusts our politicians is a fool.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronald_Maddison
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Has Skripal been connected to David Steele yet, the author of the Tump Russia dossier who seems to be in a spot of bother these days? Since Steele never went to Russia to conduct his research, I am assuming his information came from British based contacts with Russian connections? The US authorities are closing in on the rogue elements who conspired against Trump, so it is possible that everything will come out in the wash eventually. Steele is a central character along with Fusion GPS, who seem to be in a similar line of business to Cambridge Analytica. The movie is going to be awesome when they finally get around to making it, and if the events weren't actually true, the entire script would come across as being extremely far fetched!
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David Vincent
You seem particularly susceptible to propaganda. Most of the rubbish you have been fed by the mass media has been converted into beliefs without being processed by your critical faculties. Have you ever suffered any brain damage?
If you want to know the latest about the Salisbury false flag op. read Craig Murray's blog. There is a very good comment by a "Tom Smythe" who seems to have some expertise in the chemistry of nerve agents.
https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archi...ge-4/#comments
Ironically you seem to also susceptible to propaganda from strange blogs ,which you keep posting , unlike you i will not accuse you of having brain damage (by the way, hope that never happens to you or a family member, its an awful burden )
Always know when one is losing the argument as they resort to personal insults , however never seems to happen in a live environment, strange that .
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life on mars
Ironically you seem to also susceptible to propaganda from strange blogs ,which you keep posting , unlike you i will not accuse you of having brain damage (by the way, hope that never happens to you or a family member, its an awful burden )
Always know when one is losing the argument as they resort to personal insults , however never seems to happen in a live environment, strange that .
Craig Murray is an ex-British Ambassador.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craig_Murray
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life on mars
Ironically you seem to also susceptible to propaganda from strange blogs ,which you keep posting , unlike you i will not accuse you of having brain damage (by the way, hope that never happens to you or a family member, its an awful burden )
Always know when one is losing the argument as they resort to personal insults , however never seems to happen in a live environment, strange that .
I'm sorry if I offended you. In fact, I didn't even think you were a real person. All those bizarrely punctuated stream of consciousness posts made me think your posts were part of an artificial intelligence project to discover if a computer program could participate on a football forum without being found out.
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Wales-Bales
Has Skripal been connected to David Steele yet, the author of the Tump Russia dossier who seems to be in a spot of bother these days? Since Steele never went to Russia to conduct his research, I am assuming his information came from British based contacts with Russian connections? The US authorities are closing in on the rogue elements who conspired against Trump, so it is possible that everything will come out in the wash eventually. Steele is a central character along with Fusion GPS, who seem to be in a similar line of business to Cambridge Analytica. The movie is going to be awesome when they finally get around to making it, and if the events weren't actually true, the entire script would come across as being extremely far fetched!
Trump has proved to be so disappointing that I can't stand reading anything about him. His appointment of Bolton means that he is totally owned by you know who. Steele made up his stuff but someone has got some very incriminating information about Trump. Unless Trump was a fraud all along there is no other explanation.
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David Vincent
Trump has proved to be so disappointing that I can't stand reading anything about him. His appointment of Bolton means that he is totally owned by you know who. Steele made up his stuff but someone has got some very incriminating information about Trump. Unless Trump was a fraud all along there is no other explanation.
Disappointing in bed by all accounts :biggrin:
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This news probably deserves its own thread. A trade war has begun along with these diplomatic tit-for-tat expulsions. We all better hope that a shooting war doesn't start.
Spy poisoning: Russian diplomats expelled across US and Europe - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43545565
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Mambo
You got me bang to rights there treacle :hehe:
To be honest with you , she's given you a right good beating
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If the Skripals were contaminated with Novichok at home, considering it's the most deadly nerve agent known to man, how come they had a day out in Salisbury before collapsing :sherlock:
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Auntie Andy
If the Skripals were contaminated with Novichok at home, considering it's the most deadly nerve agent known to man, how come they had a day out in Salisbury before collapsing :sherlock:
Deadly and fast acting are not the same thing.
If I wanted to poison someone then fast acting would not be my choice.
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lardy
Deadly and fast acting are not the same thing.
If I wanted to poison someone then fast acting would not be my choice.
So deadly and fast acting that Yulia Skripal is now conscious and talking! So not fast acting and not deadly. These Russians are not very good at this poisining are they?
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Auntie Andy
So deadly and fast acting that Yulia Skripal is now conscious and talking! So not fast acting and not deadly. These Russians are not very good at this poisining are they?
I didn't say it was fast acting. I said that fast acting would make a bad choice in a case like this.
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So deadly and fast acting that Yulia Skripal is now conscious and talking! So not fast acting and not deadly. These Russians are not very good at this poisining are they?
Were her first words something along the lines of "have you put the money in my bank yet?" :biggrin:
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Wales-Bales
Were her first words something along the lines of "have you put the money in my bank yet?" :biggrin:
That's a pretty low accusation
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Auntie Andy
So deadly and fast acting that Yulia Skripal is now conscious and talking! So not fast acting and not deadly. These Russians are not very good at this poisining are they?
Have you read the investigation into the 2 bungling russian goons who poisoned litvinenko?
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Rjk
That's a pretty low accusation
It's not an accusation at all, it's a play on the idea that according to some there is an alternative explanation for what happened, hence the smiley.
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Wales-Bales
It's not an accusation at all, it's a play on the idea that according to some there is an alternative explanation for what happened, hence the smiley.
So she's still in hospital having almost been murdered, possibly with life changing injuries, and her father is still in a coma and may never recover, and you don't think it's a bit low to throw out a whimsical suggestion that they faked it all "to make the Russians look bad" ?
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Rjk
So she's still in hospital having almost been murdered, possibly with life changing injuries, and her father is still in a coma and may never recover, and you don't think it's a bit low to throw out a whimsical suggestion that they faked it all "to make the Russians look bad" ?
No need to virtue signal, we are all friends here :biggrin:
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Wales-Bales
No need to virtue signal, we are all friends here :biggrin:
**** me do you just spend your hours regurgitating cliches from alt right shite that you read?
The girl has gone though what I can only imagine to be one of the trumy most horrifying experience imaginable and as per you’re their with your ‘some people in the internet think’
Speak
Well done you
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CardiffIrish2
**** me do you just spend your hours regurgitating cliches from alt right shite that you read?
The girl has gone though what I can only imagine to be one of the trumy most horrifying experience imaginable and as per you’re their with your ‘some people in the internet think’
Speak
Well done you
Just to make it abundantly clear, my satirical comments were aimed directly at Auntie Andy's observations about the most deadly nerve agent known to man, and not about any persons living, dead or recovering from the effects of any deadly poisons.
But carry on doing what lefties must do, it doesn't bother me :thumbup: