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There is no clear, verifiable evidence in the supplied reporting that ICE completed the deportation of a person proven to be a U.S. citizen in 2026; the record instead shows multiple high‑profile dete...
Craig Murray has long disputed the official UK account that Russia’s GRU poisoned Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury and that discarded novichok later killed Dawn Sturgess; he has argued alternativ...
There is no official, publicly released tally from ICE or DHS listing how many U.S. citizens were detained, arrested, or deported in January 2026; government public statements deny systematic detentio...
Craig Murray has publicly promoted sceptical and alternative accounts of the Skripal poisoning since 2018 and continues to publish and speak about it on his website and media appearances into 2025 . A...
Craig Murray publicly disputed the official UK account of the March 2018 Skripal poisoning by advancing several specific alternative claims: that Israel or UK state actors (including Porton Down) were...
Porton Down publicly stated that its scientists identified the Salisbury toxicant as a Novichok‑type, military‑grade nerve agent, but also said they had not been able to determine the precise source o...
There is widespread reporting of U.S. citizens being detained—sometimes forcibly and on video—during recent ICE and Border Patrol operations in multiple states, but none of the provided sources corrob...
Available reporting and public trackers do not show any legal filings or lawsuits by a person named “Richard Saulsbury” against Donald Trump; the provided sources instead include litigation trackers f...
Craig Murray publicly promoted sceptical and conspiratorial accounts of the Skripal and related Salisbury cases, drawing sustained criticism from journalists and fact-checkers and leading to reputatio...
Marriage vows, as commonly recited in Western ceremonies, are a product of historical religious practice and liturgical formulation—not a single moment of divine authorship; the familiar English forms...