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Looks Like The Mighty Bear Has Awoken The Mighty Eagle
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“BREAKING NEWS: White House unveils new sanctions against Putin focused on his spies as Trump joins France, Germany and the UK in condemning nerve gas attack and says it 'looks like' Putin was behind it”
“'Something that should never ever happen' said Trump”
Yes because the CIA are a lot more careful and stealthy
“BREAKING NEWS: White House unveils new sanctions against Putin focused on his spies as Trump joins France, Germany and the UK in condemning nerve gas attack and says it 'looks like' Putin was behind it”
“'Something that should never ever happen' said Trump”
Yes because the CIA are a lot more careful and stealthy
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“would have thought that Trump needs to be quite careful about this - otherwise who knows what the Russians could reveal about their influence on the US election?”
^ from dm’s comments
“would have thought that Trump needs to be quite careful about this - otherwise who knows what the Russians could reveal about their influence on the US election?”
^ from dm’s comments
“Hmmmm, why do I get the feeling this is all smoke and mirrors. Methinks the UK intelligence services have been very hard at work.”
^from dm comments.
So as I said the chatter on the net are the same as those I posted, not the mind of a deluded fantasist but the collective conclusion by those who aren’t “sheeple”
^from dm comments.
So as I said the chatter on the net are the same as those I posted, not the mind of a deluded fantasist but the collective conclusion by those who aren’t “sheeple”
We've had this out before, but for one thing: Yulya Skripal was not a spy as far as anyone knows, and her father is a British citizen.
Only Russia executes its "traitors" (I'm not sure one can be a traitor to such a regime, more a whistle blower). And, it would seem, does not hesitate to use the most egregious (I like that word) means to do so.
What if a child had approached the ailing couple on that bench in Salisbury, rather than the unfortunate policeman.
Only Russia executes its "traitors" (I'm not sure one can be a traitor to such a regime, more a whistle blower). And, it would seem, does not hesitate to use the most egregious (I like that word) means to do so.
What if a child had approached the ailing couple on that bench in Salisbury, rather than the unfortunate policeman.
You know what I mean: only Russia out of the "Cold War" set. A British spy betrayed by a Russian double agent faces a less uncertain future than a Russian one betrayed by a western one.
In fact, they'd stopped doing it (as far as we know) until they passed a law effectively allowing themselves to murder people abroad.
In fact, they'd stopped doing it (as far as we know) until they passed a law effectively allowing themselves to murder people abroad.
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//Only Russia executes its "traitors"\\
“I beg to differ. Try the Middle “East.”
All nations will do “ whatever it takes” “ by any means necessary “to stop secret/government/military secrets from being leaked to other nations or to the public.
We just don’t hear about it as the proficient of those will make it look like an accident, robbery/burglary etc.. gone wrong
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//Only Russia executes its "traitors"\\
“I beg to differ. Try the Middle “East.”
All nations will do “ whatever it takes” “ by any means necessary “to stop secret/government/military secrets from being leaked to other nations or to the public.
We just don’t hear about it as the proficient of those will make it look like an accident, robbery/burglary etc.. gone wrong
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