Skripal Suspects interviewed:

‘We’re not agents’: UK’s suspects in Skripal case talk exclusively with RT’s editor-in-chief (VIDEO)

Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov told RT’s editor-in-chief they had nothing to do with the Skripals’ poisoning and are now scared to go outside, after the UK pointed to them as Russian intelligence agents on a kill mission.

The two men reached out to RT editor-in-chief Margarita Simonyan as they wanted to tell their story.

“Well, we came there on March 2, then went to a railway station to see the timetable. We arrived in Salisbury on March 3 and tried to walk through the town, but we lasted for only half an hour because it was covered in snow,” Petrov said.

“Of course, we went there to see Stonehenge, Old Sarum, but we couldn’t do it because there was muddy slush everywhere. The town was covered by this slush. We got wet, took the nearest train and came back [to London].”

https://www.rt.com/news/438350-petrov-boshirov-interview-simonyan/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=push_notifications&utm_campaign=push_notifications

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“We spent no more than an hour in Salisbury, mainly because of the lags between trains,” Boshirov said.“Maybe we did [approach] Skripal’s house, but we don’t know where is it located.”

When Margarita Simonyan asked the two men whether they had Novichok or any poison with them, the emphatically said no. Then she asked whether they had the Nina Ricci perfume bottle that has been shown as evidence.

“Is it silly for decent lads to have women’s perfume? The customs are checking everything, they would have questions as to why men have women’s perfume in their luggage. We didn’t have it.” - Boshirov said.

Both Petrov and Boshirov sounded distressed as they spoke about how their lives had changed since they were named in the UK as Russian intelligence agent, who attempted to poison the Skripals.

“When your life turned upside down, you don’t know what to do and where to go. We’re afraid of going out, we fear for ourselves, our lives and lives of our loved ones,” Boshirov said.

Skripol Interview of suspects - Timeline dosent add up?

Number of white people arrested for terror offences outstrip any other single ethnic group, new figures show

Number of terror arrests falls by 22% overall but police say there has been no decrease in threat

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http://www.bakersfieldmasonicbodies.org/

yep

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their emblam, a white rose, remember the red rose sticker on the dodgy geezer behind potus the other day in his speech that was removed?

>>3004578

yeah it was red, althought his is white of non-member sidelines.

The white rose is used because it is the emblem of the English House of York and according to “Masonic history” the HOUSE OF YORK is very important to early masonic development.

the red rose is also Masonic too it was the house of Lancaster

http://www.themasonictrowel.com/Articles/Symbolism/general_files/symbolism_rose.htm

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definately Masonic though

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nothing to see there

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>>3004690

For Freedom and love of truth

>>3004710

i was just testing the link another anon posted there really is no freaking code hidden kek

German Catholic priests 'abused thousands of children'

More than 3,600 children in Germany were assaulted by Roman Catholic priests between 1946 and 2014, a leaked report has revealed.

The study was commissioned by the Church itself, and was due to be published on 25 September.

According to the report, some 1,670 clergymen in Germany committed some form of sex attack on 3,677 minors, German outlet Spiegel Online reported.

A Church spokesman said it was "dismayed and ashamed" by the findings.

The report is the latest in a long series of revelations that have uncovered decades of sex abuse by Roman Catholic priests around the world.

According to the new study, only 38% of the alleged perpetrators were prosecuted with most facing only minor disciplinary procedures, German media said. About one in six cases involved rape.

Most of the victims were boys, and more than half were aged 13 or younger.

Predatory clerics were often moved to new communities, where no warning was issued about their actions.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45500072

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this:

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and this :

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