The absurd Skripal case

Tim Norman about the mest novishocking case of narrative management in modern history.

Dissidentklubben’s senior analyst Mats Nilsson has an enlightening conversation with English journalist Tim Norman about the remarkably odd case of Sergei and Julia Skripal and the tragic aftermath four months later, with the mystical death of Dawn Sturgess. This conversation will give you the background and an introduction to a case which makes no logical sense for anybody who dives into the facts.

Tim Norman is one of the few journalists who has taken a deep dive into this absurd occurrence of mindblowing narrative management which media and state try to memory hole out of discussion. Don’t let them.

The Skripal case might be the most bizarre case of western story telling and can be looked upon as a Lewis Carrolly/Orwellian triviality if not for the immense consequences regarding relations between the West and Russia and the personal tragedies for the Skripal family, the Sturgess family and her boyfriend at the time, Charlie Rowley. The Skripal saga is just one of the hard to believe stories we are surrounded with today. The Nord Stream bombing and Bucha are other examples of how to poison the relations between EU/Nato and Russia and between media and the public in the West.

Make up your own mind! And if you want to dive deeper there are great material from Tim Norman in the web publication Propaganda in Focus. These articles focus mostly on the Dawn Sturgess inquiry her family succeeded to set in motion. A highly recommended read.