How dumb are the masses of the world? One just has to look at the brazen, obvious false flag incidents that the elites keep piling on. Trained to be consumers of sensational news, the idiotic population of the West simply accepts allegations without thinking or analysis.

Let’s take a brief look at the allegation that Putin/Kremlin/Russia used a deadly chemical weapon (called “Novichok“) against an ex-Russian spy who has been living in the UK for eight years. Within hours after the incident, the UK foreign minister – bozo Boris Johnson – claimed that Russia was behind the attack. Then Theresa May said it’s “highly likely” that Russia did it; and everyone translated that into “definitely Russia did it.” Now, of course, 27 countries have joined the chorus (but 170 countries have refused to do so).

Was it even Novichok? From U.K. Court documents: “samples tested positive for Novichok class or a RELATED COMPOUND.”  Note the word “class” — that itself refers to a broad range of chemicals. And a “related compound” or “related agent”? That means, it could be Sarin, VX or numerous other things. They can’t even be sure it’s Novichok, but they kicked out 100+ Russian diplomats!

To follow a transparent due process:

1. UK must fully make public all of its scientific findings — toxicology, spectrometry and medical reports
2. UK must share the blood/bio samples with Russia and other independent third-parties. Else this sets a bad precedent for countries to wage wars (imagine, for example, if China uses a similar accusation to start a war with Taiwan)

Who’s Got Chemical Weapons (CW)? Russia got rid of all its chemical weapons under the supervision of UN’s OPCW.  On the other hand, the US hasn’t destroyed all its chemical weapons yet and there are still two CW sites in the US! The US government claims it will destroy them within the next five years. Ha ha ha …

Who has Novichok? Novichok, the deadly nerve agent, was invented and produced by the USSR in the 1970s and 80s. Is it possible now for others to possess or manufacture it? Of course. Military labs around the world keep samples so they can develop antidotes. As UK’s foreign minister Boris Johnson admitted, the UK labs do have samples of Novichok. Even Iran was able to develop Novichok in 2016 and they have registered it with UN’s OPCW.

Samples Everywhere:  As the co-creator of Novichok — who lives in the US now — said, many labs around the world have samples of that deadly agent.

In fact, there is a notorious UK military chemical weapons lab in Porton Down, just a few miles from Salisbury, where the attack happened! This is the lab where tear gas and VX were produced in the 1950s. Tear gas, of course, is still being used against humans all over the world. And VX (Venomous Agent X) is considered a weapon of mass destruction and is now officially banned.

Porton Down is also the lab which tested nerve agents on thousands of unsuspecting British soldiers, British citizens and civilians in India. They also mutilated monkeys, pigs and rabbits in their cruel experiments. Not a nice bunch of guys!

Each lab has a signature attached to it. If the UK wanted to be credible, it would release the samples to third parties — Russia and OPCW — so they can analyze it and see where it came from. But the UK refuses to do so.

Guess Who Lives in the US!: The “father” of Novichok defected to the US long time ago and lives in the US now. He brags about it openly on his Facebook page. His name is Vil Mirzayanov.

The Formula is Well Known: This guy also wrote a book and revealed the composition of the chemical weapon. 

Did the CIA get Hold of Novichok? The Novichok nerve agent was actually produced in a lab in Uzbekistan, which became a separate country after the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991. Then it became very close to the US. As this 1999 New York Times article reveals, the US worked with the Uzbek government to dismantle the lab and help many scientists immigrate/defect to the US. So, it’s safe to say that the CIA and the US military have Novichok.

Is it possible that the entire story is bullsh*t? This nerve agent is supposed to be super deadly, but the UK government advised people near the area to use “baby wipes“, “warm water” and “detergents” to clean their belongings. Really?

And then if you look at the photos of experts at the site, there are these guys in hazmat suits for visual impact. Then along with them are UK cops without any protective material. Maybe they had baby wipes with them? It’s just like the nonsensical White Helmets story where they handle “Sarin gas victims” with bare hands. (Oh, btw, the White Helmets got millions of $$ of funding from the UK government).

Also, nobody has seen the victims since the attack. No hospital visits, photos, updates from doctors etc.

Motives, Opportunities: In any crime, we must look at the motives and opportunities. The only ones to benefit from this are the West — US, UK, Israel and the globalists. These warmongers are just mad that Putin is helping Assad and ruining their psychotic plans for Middle East domination.

The Russian spy — Sergei Skripal — was a traitor who got arrested in 2004 for leaking state secrets to the UK. He was released in 2010 and sent to the UK as part of a spy-swap program. So Putin had 6 years to kill the guy in the Russian prison. But no! Putin would release him after 6 years, wait for 8 more years, and then kill him in the most bizarre way possible just before the World Cup and just before the Russian presidential election. My God! Who believes this nonsense?

The only ones to benefit from this asymmetric propaganda war are Putin’s enemies who will use this ridiculous false flag attack to impose more sanctions on Russia, confiscate the wealth of Russian billionaires and corporations, try to ban Russian media in US/EU, and try to block NordStream (Russian pipeline to Europe).

How this idiotic country, UK, once gave birth to Shakespeare and then ruled the entire world is a mystery indeed. If in 2018, people believe such moronic fairy tales, we are doomed to have World War III soon.

Author: Chris Kanthan. My new e-book: Deconstructing the Syrian War