Thread by @OldTomYoung

A familiar tale... though lets not forget John McCain's role in this, which takes us to elements that even Robert Mueller has repeatedly been reluctant to probe;

https://twitter.com/lukeharding1968/status/1296019598962307072

Now, if you cast you mind back, you may recall John McCain was tied up with Christopher Steele and the 'pee dossier'

The same Christopher Steele also happened to be tied to Sergei Skripal's handler, Pablo Miller

You may also recall the Salisbury Poisonings being used as justification for air strikes in Syria in the wake of the much disputed Chemical Weapons in Douma.

(Hmmm, Gavin Williamson eh; now where have I heard that name before?)

Much like story of Pablo Miller, apart from a few dissenting voices such as @CraigMurrayOrg @ClarkeMicah @aaronjmate @PiersRobinson1 @DerbyChrisW @alextomo, there is very little in the way of mainstream coverage of whistleblowers in the OPCW disputing the organisation's report

Note mention of a Saudi backed militia...

By strange coincidence, aside from training and arming 'rebels' apparently it was the Saudis who 1st suggested that the Syrian regime was using Chemical Weapons

Here is the same Prince Bandar mentioned in the 2 pieces above, discussing how he helped secure support for Osama bin Laden

Here and now, in 2020, his son (Khalid bin Bandar bin Sultan Al Saud) and daughter (Princess Reema bint Bandar Al Saud) are Saudi Ambassadors to UK and US

But let's rewind a moment...

Where does Paul Manafort fit into all of this?

How about John McCain?

Robert Mueller?

Boris Johnson?

So, 1st things 1st... Paul Manafort

Manafort was seconded to work with Bandar bin Sultan as a foreign agent during the 80s, around the time Bandar would've been acting as an intermediary between the CIA and Osama Bin Laden!

We'll come back to John McCain shortly, but 1st, let's take a look at Robert Mueller's reluctance to investigate Saudi involvement in 9/11:

At this point, it's worth remembering @wikileaks @robevansgdn @davidleighx revealing Prince Andrew's intervention to prevent the UK's Serious Fraud Office from investigating the vast Al Yamamah arms deal between the UK and Saudi Arabia...

And the pantomime buffoon blustering his way around @MichaelLCrick's/@Channel4News questioning on just why it was that Her Majesty's government decided that a report on terrorist funding had to be kept away from the public eye...

So whilst I welcome @lukeharding1968 and @carolecadwalla's calls for more intensive scrutiny into foreign interference, might I suggest that Russia is far from the only nation which should be bought into question.

And what of Joe Biden's best of buddies, John McCain?