On the 12th March, Teresa May declared in parliament that the nerve agent came from Russia and she had evidence to back it up.

Oops

Yet you will still all believe what the BBC, sky and the daily mail tell you

Regards

King James

This, from an interview given by Boris Johnson two weeks ago:



Oh dear - the UK government appears to have 'accidentally' caused a major international diplomatic incident...

you really do make me laugh... you should be on stage...

Clearly, you have a full picture of ALL intelligence and evidence gathered relating to the incident?

Thought not.

Only if you desperately spin to suit your agenda or make headlines.

You do realise they obtained samples from around Salisbury and from the victims? What do you think the OPCW are testing?

Boris and Theresa lol. Not content with being a laughing stock of the political world, have now decided to turn to full on lies. You couldnt make this up lol

Regards

King James

They've probably taken advice from "The Donald".
Say anything you like and they just deny having said it when the starts flying around.
You'd still wager that Russia was behind the incident but, its just a little too bold to start recriminations without total certainty.

It has all gone very quiet in the west and Putin is chucking diplomats out like they're going out of fashion.

Good on Putin. Its about time someone stood up to the lies that come from the Tory party and Trump

Regards

King James

What makes you think they don't have total certainty? You honestly think such unprecedented and robust action would be taken by so 29 nations and NATO without certainty?

Are you, like that poor man's excuse for a troll, party to ALL evidence and intelligence relating to the attack?

Or are you simply railing pointlessly against a Tory government?

Nah it's all a false flag lies...Tories innit fam...divert from Brexit...saw it on Twitter innit...wake up sheeples...never Russia, trustworthy Putin bro...what you mean facts, some left wing bloke said innit...

Nah - because we've never acted on dodgy intelligence before have we?

It's not like the Russians have ever assassinated 'traitorous' spies by nefarious means before, is it..? Or indeed made repeated public death threats?

The Tories jumped in with both feet, and triggered a chain of international diplomatic expulsions - and the Foreign Secretary and the PM lied to the media and the public along the way.

Jeremy Corbyn meanwhile, was vilified for advocating a calm and rational response, due process, and acting when the evidence was available.

Party affiliations aside - who looks like they got it right?