Isn't it strange how the western media are keen to believe government involvement in some cases of poisoning, but not in others?
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The current vogue for Putin-bashing seems to be getting out of hand, all because Vlad didn't play ball over Iraq and is standing up for Russia's interests.
What about the number of people (not just Milosevic) who got on the wrong side of the NWO and who met their death in 'distinctly murky circumstances' in prison cells at the Hague? Do you think they were coincidences?
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