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To: maceng2 who wrote (154472)3/16/2020 5:11:31 AM
From: maceng2  Respond to of 218109
 
The "crop spraying media"

This was the Craig Murray article I was looking for before the edit button on the previous post ran out.

There is no shortage of proof out there if you take off the blinkers imho.

craigmurray.org.uk

Quote:-

"The Guardian newspaper has taken the art of obfuscation, false implication and the subtler forms of journalistic lying to new heights in its very extensive coverage of the Roger Stone sentencing saga. It has now devoted fourteen articles in the last fortnight to this rather obscure episode of American political history. Yet in not one of those articles – nor in more than a dozen articles about the Stone case that preceded it over the last few months – has the Guardian informed its readers what Stone was actually convicted of doing.
Stone was convicted of giving false testimony and misleading the FBI, because he claimed to be a conduit between Wikileaks and Trump when he was not. There was no conduit between Wikileaks and Trump. Stone was also convicted of witness intimidation, because once his fantasies got him into trouble he tried to browbeat my friend Randy Credico into backing up his tale
."

etc. etc.

An the views of various qualified scientists on the Corona Virus outbreak? How well have they been covered. Surely not every newspaper is saying the same thing is it? nah... :-)

craigmurray.org.uk

"Let me make this important statement. I write as somebody whose heart and lungs are damaged and in poor condition, following the multiple bilateral pulmonary emboli which nearly killed me in 2004, which mysteriously appeared at precisely the time the UK and US governments were desperately trying to get rid of me as Ambassador, just a couple of weeks after I had been finally cleared of all the false charges with which the British government had attempted to fit me up. I was in a coma for days and subsequently given a maximum of three years to live (read Murder in Samarkand for the full story). If I get COVID-19 I expect I shall be fairly quickly gone off on my next adventure."