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This Week in the Guardian #6
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This Week in the Guardian #6
Every week, on a Sunday, we like to highlight three or four stories that go full-Guardian, but don’t require an entire article of refutation. We encourage reader-participation here, so if you come across something you feel should be included in the next edition…
This Week in the Guardian #7
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This Week in the Guardian #7
Every week (or, rather, most weeks, since the coronavirus torpedoed our schedule), we like to highlight three or four stories that go full-Guardian, but don’t require an entire article of refutation. We encourage reader-participation here, so if you come…
This Week in The Guardian #8
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This Week in The Guardian #8
Every week (or, rather, most weeks, since the coronavirus torpedoed our schedule), we like to highlight three or four stories that go full-Guardian, but don’t require an entire article of refutation. We encourage reader-participation here, so if you come…
This Week in the Guardian #9
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This Week in the Guardian #9
Every week (or, rather, most weeks, since the coronavirus torpedoed our schedule), we like to highlight three or four stories that go full-Guardian, but don’t require an entire article of refutation. We encourage reader-participation here, so if you come…
Gaslighting about the realities of “state-sponsored murder”
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Gaslighting about the realities of “state-sponsored murder”
Theresa May has just semi-officially pronounced the Skripal case a Russian state-sponsored hit. No evidence was presented for this conclusion of course, but we are getting used to that now. Belief is the new evidence. And in this case we do seem to have belief…
Skripal case: Theresa May now demands Russia prove itself innocent
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Skripal case: Theresa May now demands Russia prove itself innocent
by Alexander Mercouris, originally published in the Duran British government lacking evidence of Russian guilt reverses the burden of proof After a week of speculation and allegations British Prime Minister Theresa May has finally spoken about the murder…
Russia’s statement to the OPCW in response to allegation of complicity in alleged Skripal poisoning
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Russia’s statement to the OPCW in response to allegation of complicity in alleged Skripal poisoning
Statement by Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the OPCW, Ambassador Alexander Shulgin, at the 87th session of the OPCW Exwecutive Council on the chemical incident in Salisbury, The Hague, March 13, 2018 Mr Chairperson, In connection with…
WATCH: The death of David Kelly: an open verdict
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WATCH: The death of David Kelly: an open verdict
If David Kelly had died on March 4 this year, and had he been a Russian exile, we can be sure the media would be screaming that Putin murdered him, and the numerous inconsistencies in his alleged “suicide” would be front page news. But when Kelly actually…