>>649893

>>>649884

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>How many times has a Soviet era rare chemical weapon been used in public, let alone on a spy that has been part of an exchange program?

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>How many far simpler methods are there?

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>This was to send a message that bad actors have nerve agent weapons of mass destruction and they have a list of agents from around the world.

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>Can you see that message?

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>"Here is a taste of what we will do to the public, if you expose the Clinton Crime Family"

I see it. And since I'm in the UK it's pretty scary. Hope the white hats have a pre-emptive response to any attempt by cabal to carry through that threat.

>>649959

Thank you.

>>649982

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>She is scared of Trump (rightly).

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>She is scared of her past (rightly).

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>She has been offered a path out, she has taken it.

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>The Russian situation is theatre.

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>Russians will demand due process.

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>If they don't get it, watch what happens.

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>Poking the Bear is dumber than fuck.

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>It might leave it's cave forever ;)

Yeah, but how many of May's Cabinet know what's going on? May is weak. She will find herself in pincer movement.

>>650007

Aah - I see.

>>650033

>David Milliband (full circus) …

Known the sympathies of David Milliband, Blair and Mandelson for a long time. Not sure who on Conservative benches are traitors, though

>>650101

>Is this a response?

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>https:// www.express.co.uk/news/uk/931029/westminster-evacuated-police-parliament-norman-shaw-buildings-suspicious-package

Suspicious package v use of a substance that hospitalised two people seems to be a ramping down. I'd have expected a ratcheting up…