The media are reporting rehashed error-ridden information and suggestive narratives with the hope
of that the next episode in this craziness will be the announcement of actual names of the alleged
poison-plotters.
I'm waiting for the 'TRUMP DID IT! -headline!
...........................................
Thursday 19th July 2018.
Wow! I'm sure checking 'the records' (I love this Clark-Kent stuff!)... of people LEAVING the country after that
time might help too! Checking them after the warning above may assist as well!
...........................................
The poor Journalism keeps coming...
(The Telegraph reported that Rowley and Sturgess discovered the nerve agent under a bush on Friday 30th June.
The 30th is the next day, Saturday!)
3rd March: Sergei Skripal and Yulia Skripal take ill in Salisbury town centre.
30th June: Dawn Sturgess & Charlie Rowley fall ill in Amesbury.
4th July: Police declare the Amesbury couple had been struck down with Novichok poisoning.
10th July: Rowley regains consciousness at hospital.
18th July: Queen Elizabeth Gardens is searched.
Odd...? Sam Hobson -a witness to Rowley's attack in the Amesbury apartment, told the media on the the
5th July that the couple:
'...went off to talk and must have touched something and become contaminated the next day'...'
when they were at the park.
The BBC showed the filmed-interview with Hobson on 5th July (Thursday) six days after Hobson had
witnessed his friends becoming ill on the the Saturday and we can safely assume such information had
had been relayed to the Police on Saturday evening, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and at the very least,
Wednesday before releasing it to the public.
The immune Hobson also stated this to the media on 5th July and since he also said in the interview in regards
of the medical staff attending Charlie Rowley in his Muggleton Road flat:
"...suits n' that 'cos they were treating for the nerve-agent thing that was going around in Salisbury..."
and
"...I thought it was a gas-leak and wouldn't have thought it was anything to do with the nerve-agents.
But the ambulance [men] were saying it was the same kind of symptoms as them"
The ambulance men knew on the late-Saturday afternoon of the 30th June?
Charlie Rowley was supposedly unconscious until 10th July, so until then, the whereabouts of the container
was unknown.
'...A man and woman found unconscious in Wiltshire were exposed to Novichok
-the same nerve agent that poisoned ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal, police say...'
BBC Source:
The container was supposedly found in Rowley's flat and reported on the 15th of July.
SOURCE:
Fourteen days later -two weeks after Sam Hobson's account and eight days after Rowley becomes conscious,
the authorities search the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens Park?!
It's understandable if the media's limited coverage is flawed and we accept the nerve agent container was
discovered in Rowley's flat. But considering the often-reported volatile nature of this chemical, why wait a
fortnight from Hobson's account to check the Queen Elizabeth Gardens?!
...........................................
It's pompousness of those who in the media who see the general pubic as dolts that annoys me.
Life has been lost, and lives have been changed forever in this instance and yet, we're fed poorly
managed information by a media that reports on people's emotions when it suits them and then
treats it's readers to shovels of TV show-like intrigue without looking at the repercussions of what
they say.
Embargoes on undeveloped reports that can panic a public, I can understand. Agreed Government
news-gagging, I can sort-of appreciate when specific circumstances are needed to be hidden for
reasons of risks to life.
But to blindly write a narrative that never questions the professionalism of the authorities...?!
'Trump feeds Chinese fish by tipping the whole box in... Trump has two scoops of ice-cream...
Lil' Kim has his own toilet on his train...'
Asinine articles about shallow actions.
I have to begrudgingly side with Amaterasu Solar when he suggests the public are being given
something akin to an illusion in this case!
Look at it this way.
Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley find something that the Police and it's partners tell the public
is so deadly, that clothing worn by anyone in Salisbury Town Centre on the day that the Skripals were out
-and-about, should be washed, destroyed or left in a plastic-bag for Council authorities to collect.
Even as this is said, the Police assure the public that coming into contact with the already-branded Novichok,
will be a low risk and there's no cause for panic. Members of the public may have this deadly toxin on their
clothes and are advised to wash/destroy them, but that's about the limit of the nerve agent's potency!
Four months pass and the couple who enjoyed collecting discarded items -and ignoring such media and Police
warnings, find a container and take it several miles away from it's discovery site and the next day become exposed
to the nerve agent.
Two weeks after taking reports from those who witnessed the discovery and the attacks it caused to Sturgess and
Rowley, the investigators don their hazmat suits and search the public space where the 'perfume bottle' was said to
have been found.
In an unknown situation, so-called 'experts' see the world differently to the average person.
Questions of all kind need to be answered in a society that demands accountability.
If the container was left in the park, was it a single container or are there more in the vicinty?
If logically viable, why wait so long before checking the Queen Elizabeth II park?
Were the contents of the 'bottle' disturbed by someone else and part of the nerve agent is still out there?
Were the contents deliberately separated and more is held back for future attacks?
Is four months long enough for someone to leave a country and if they haven't fled, why haven't they?
What value is Sergei Skripal to the security agencies that little-if-no security was placed on his home?
Why did the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal only occur when his daughter visited his Salisbury home?
If the effects of the nerve agent are as rapid to disable Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey -when he when supposedly
arrived at the Market Walk play-area, AND only incapacitate Sturgess and Rowley at different times and a day after
discovery?
('...Mr Rowley, 47, said yesterday: 'All I know, all Charles has said so far, is that it was a perfume bottle
or an aftershave bottle, and they picked it up in a park, and they sprayed themselves with it....')
From Here:
....Then what is causing the discrepancy in the timing of the poison's activation...? What effects are causing
the Novichok to act this way?
If the Police knew that Rowley's brother had reported the location of the contaminant to the media and it
was published by the Mail on the 17th July, why wait a day before searching?
The optics would look bad and imply the search of the park is merely a response to Mathew Rowley's interview!
To put it another way, it looks like the published reports are directing the investigation!!
...........................................
And yet, the gossip-mongering media never comment on the delay on making sure the public weren't in harm's
way or ask the questions that sane, concerned folk might ask. 'Am I safe...?, Have the bad men gone away?'
Investigative journalism is truly dead.
of that the next episode in this craziness will be the announcement of actual names of the alleged
poison-plotters.
Quote:'...As exclusively revealed by The Sun earlier this month, Scotland Yard believes a two-man hit team
carried out the attack on the Skripals.
The pair are thought to have left the UK the next morning after carrying out the attempted assassination
on behalf of the Kremlin, and are now thought to be back in Russia and under the protection of President
Vladimir Putin...'
Quote:'...Investigators are working to the theory that the substance was in a discarded perfume bottle found byThe Sun:
the couple in a park or somewhere in Salisbury city centre and Ms Sturgess sprayed Novichok straight
on to her skin, the source said...'
Quote:Russian assassin who carried perfume bottle 'was a WOMAN who took key role in six-strong poisonThe Daily Mail:
hit team'
I'm waiting for the 'TRUMP DID IT! -headline!
...........................................
Thursday 19th July 2018.
Quote:Skripal Novichok poisoning attack suspects IDENTIFIEDThe Daily Star:
'Officers have identified several Russians who may have been involved in the attempted murder
of the British double agent and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury.
A source said: “Investigators believe they have identified the suspected perpetrators of the Novichok
attack through CCTV and have cross-checked this with the records of people who entered the country
around that time.
“They (the investigators) are sure they (the suspects) are Russian.”
The revelation comes as an inquest into the death of Dawn Sturgess, 44, is due to open.
Doctors were unable to save the mum who died eight days after she came into contact with Novichok,
from the same batch used in the attempted murder of the Skripals in March.
Her partner Charlie Rowley, 45, was left fighting for his life after also being contaminated by the chemical.
It is believed Ms Sturgess was exposed to at least 10 times the amount of nerve agent the Skripals came
into contact with.The Metropolitan Police, who are leading the investigation, declined to comment.
An inquest will be opened by the Wiltshire and Swindon coroner in Salisbury and the hearing is expected
to be adjourned to allow police inquiries to continue.
On Wednesday, a fingertip search of Queen Elizabeth Gardens in Salisbury was carried out...'
Wow! I'm sure checking 'the records' (I love this Clark-Kent stuff!)... of people LEAVING the country after that
time might help too! Checking them after the warning above may assist as well!
...........................................
The poor Journalism keeps coming...
(The Telegraph reported that Rowley and Sturgess discovered the nerve agent under a bush on Friday 30th June.
The 30th is the next day, Saturday!)
3rd March: Sergei Skripal and Yulia Skripal take ill in Salisbury town centre.
30th June: Dawn Sturgess & Charlie Rowley fall ill in Amesbury.
4th July: Police declare the Amesbury couple had been struck down with Novichok poisoning.
10th July: Rowley regains consciousness at hospital.
18th July: Queen Elizabeth Gardens is searched.
Odd...? Sam Hobson -a witness to Rowley's attack in the Amesbury apartment, told the media on the the
5th July that the couple:
'...went off to talk and must have touched something and become contaminated the next day'...'
when they were at the park.
The BBC showed the filmed-interview with Hobson on 5th July (Thursday) six days after Hobson had
witnessed his friends becoming ill on the the Saturday and we can safely assume such information had
had been relayed to the Police on Saturday evening, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and at the very least,
Wednesday before releasing it to the public.
The immune Hobson also stated this to the media on 5th July and since he also said in the interview in regards
of the medical staff attending Charlie Rowley in his Muggleton Road flat:
"...suits n' that 'cos they were treating for the nerve-agent thing that was going around in Salisbury..."
and
"...I thought it was a gas-leak and wouldn't have thought it was anything to do with the nerve-agents.
But the ambulance [men] were saying it was the same kind of symptoms as them"
The ambulance men knew on the late-Saturday afternoon of the 30th June?
Charlie Rowley was supposedly unconscious until 10th July, so until then, the whereabouts of the container
was unknown.
'...A man and woman found unconscious in Wiltshire were exposed to Novichok
-the same nerve agent that poisoned ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal, police say...'
BBC Source:
The container was supposedly found in Rowley's flat and reported on the 15th of July.
SOURCE:
Fourteen days later -two weeks after Sam Hobson's account and eight days after Rowley becomes conscious,
the authorities search the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens Park?!
It's understandable if the media's limited coverage is flawed and we accept the nerve agent container was
discovered in Rowley's flat. But considering the often-reported volatile nature of this chemical, why wait a
fortnight from Hobson's account to check the Queen Elizabeth Gardens?!
...........................................
It's pompousness of those who in the media who see the general pubic as dolts that annoys me.
Life has been lost, and lives have been changed forever in this instance and yet, we're fed poorly
managed information by a media that reports on people's emotions when it suits them and then
treats it's readers to shovels of TV show-like intrigue without looking at the repercussions of what
they say.
Embargoes on undeveloped reports that can panic a public, I can understand. Agreed Government
news-gagging, I can sort-of appreciate when specific circumstances are needed to be hidden for
reasons of risks to life.
But to blindly write a narrative that never questions the professionalism of the authorities...?!
'Trump feeds Chinese fish by tipping the whole box in... Trump has two scoops of ice-cream...
Lil' Kim has his own toilet on his train...'
Asinine articles about shallow actions.
I have to begrudgingly side with Amaterasu Solar when he suggests the public are being given
something akin to an illusion in this case!
Look at it this way.
Dawn Sturgess and Charlie Rowley find something that the Police and it's partners tell the public
is so deadly, that clothing worn by anyone in Salisbury Town Centre on the day that the Skripals were out
-and-about, should be washed, destroyed or left in a plastic-bag for Council authorities to collect.
Even as this is said, the Police assure the public that coming into contact with the already-branded Novichok,
will be a low risk and there's no cause for panic. Members of the public may have this deadly toxin on their
clothes and are advised to wash/destroy them, but that's about the limit of the nerve agent's potency!
Four months pass and the couple who enjoyed collecting discarded items -and ignoring such media and Police
warnings, find a container and take it several miles away from it's discovery site and the next day become exposed
to the nerve agent.
Two weeks after taking reports from those who witnessed the discovery and the attacks it caused to Sturgess and
Rowley, the investigators don their hazmat suits and search the public space where the 'perfume bottle' was said to
have been found.
In an unknown situation, so-called 'experts' see the world differently to the average person.
Questions of all kind need to be answered in a society that demands accountability.
If the container was left in the park, was it a single container or are there more in the vicinty?
If logically viable, why wait so long before checking the Queen Elizabeth II park?
Were the contents of the 'bottle' disturbed by someone else and part of the nerve agent is still out there?
Were the contents deliberately separated and more is held back for future attacks?
Is four months long enough for someone to leave a country and if they haven't fled, why haven't they?
What value is Sergei Skripal to the security agencies that little-if-no security was placed on his home?
Why did the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal only occur when his daughter visited his Salisbury home?
If the effects of the nerve agent are as rapid to disable Detective Sergeant Nick Bailey -when he when supposedly
arrived at the Market Walk play-area, AND only incapacitate Sturgess and Rowley at different times and a day after
discovery?
('...Mr Rowley, 47, said yesterday: 'All I know, all Charles has said so far, is that it was a perfume bottle
or an aftershave bottle, and they picked it up in a park, and they sprayed themselves with it....')
From Here:
....Then what is causing the discrepancy in the timing of the poison's activation...? What effects are causing
the Novichok to act this way?
If the Police knew that Rowley's brother had reported the location of the contaminant to the media and it
was published by the Mail on the 17th July, why wait a day before searching?
The optics would look bad and imply the search of the park is merely a response to Mathew Rowley's interview!
To put it another way, it looks like the published reports are directing the investigation!!
...........................................
And yet, the gossip-mongering media never comment on the delay on making sure the public weren't in harm's
way or ask the questions that sane, concerned folk might ask. 'Am I safe...?, Have the bad men gone away?'
Investigative journalism is truly dead.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.