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Lots to investigate, Gwynne

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18 Mar, 2023 09:56 AMQuick Read

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A109 Light Utility Helicopter flight with mayor Gisborne City from the air in November 2023.

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Instead of gloating over the mortality rates in America and Britain during the current pandemic, why doesn't Gwynne Dyer do some real investigative journalism and examine whether the Chinese virologists in Wuhan deliberately engineered the virus?

Maybe he could investigate the Tara Reade sexual allegations against Joe Biden which the fake, mainstream, progressive media are currently avoiding like the plague!

Or perhaps he could enlighten us as to the imminent exoneration of three-star general Michael Flynn, President Trump's former national security adviser, veteran of two tours each in Iraq and Afghanistan, who has been pursued for three years by Mueller's attack dog prosecutors for non-existent crimes, whose son was threatened with prosecution, who had to sell his house to pay his legal fees, all in anticipation of him giving false evidence against President Trump — “composing”, as they say.

James Comey, the former FBI director, admitted on television that he sent two FBI agents over to the White House to catch Flynn in a perjury trap without having first read to him his Miranda rights.

Flynn's exoneration will be the first card to fall in the house that was the Russia Hoax and which will be revealed to be the biggest scandal in American history. A perfect investigation for Gwynne Dyer to embark on and which will, in addition, enlighten us all as to the perfidious role played by the despicable, partisan mainstream media.

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