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A beyond shocking new Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) report circulating in the Kremlin today states that President Putin has approved an emergency request made by the United States to have Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov meet personally with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Finland next week—only the second meeting since President Trump was elected held between the world’s top two diplomats whose nations have between them nearly 14,000 nuclear weapons—and whose urgent meeting was spurred by a Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) “urgent action bulletin” stunningly revealing that in the hours before he was sacked, British Defense Minister Gavin Williamson boarded HMS Vigilant–one of Britain’s four submarines that carry Trident nuclear ballistic missiles—appearing to its officers and crew “almost a bit manic” and warning of an “unnamed and unknown security threat facing his nation” and declaring “we always go on the assumption that we are always under attack”—a stunning act the Ministry of Defense (MoD) notified the Security Council (SC) it must consider as Britain preparing a nuclear first-strike upon Russia—and in response to, then saw Prime Minister Theresa May quickly firing Williamson and barring any criminal investigation into his actions.  […]

The American shadow government “Deep State” for its now attempting to smear US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as being yet another Russian “spy” over his refusal to sign a scurrilous Obama regime document designed to destroy then candidate Donald Trump that falsely claimed Moscow was interfering in the 2016 US presidential election—but that by his doing so, put Senate Leader McConnell in the company of CIA Director Mike Pompeo who said he could find no Russian interference in this election—German intelligence agencies who said they could find no Russian interference in their election—the head of the French government’s cyber security agency saying Russia didn’t interfere in their election—and, just yesterday, Czech President Miloš Zeman blasting any suggestion that Russia may have interfered in his country’s ongoing presidential campaign and saying such a false claim is “an insult to our voters”. […]