No, an independent witness who has published his honest report of his visit. If it doesn't fit your fantasy world, then try and ignore it.
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Replying to @NigelSussman4MP @KitchenTableTlk and
An "independent witness" - tell me: How did you come to speak with people in Crimea? You don't speak any of the local languages, do you?
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Replying to @Mr_Bundesliga @KitchenTableTlk and
No, I had an interpreter, it was filmed live so you should be able to check the footage, plus some spoke English as I said in my report.
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Replying to @NigelSussman4MP @KitchenTableTlk and
Tell me about your interpreter. Someone you know and trust, and brought with you?
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Replying to @Mr_Bundesliga @KitchenTableTlk and
No, there were several, one from Just Russia, two contractors, but also the other witness mostly spoke English and so would have told me.
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Replying to @NigelSussman4MP @KitchenTableTlk and
What do you mean? It's a serious question: How much control did you have over the situation, vs how much was in the hands of others?
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Replying to @Mr_Bundesliga @KitchenTableTlk and
There was the official tour, but we were free to do our own thing, I spoke to cleaners, hotel staff, shop keepers who spoke English.
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Replying to @NigelSussman4MP @KitchenTableTlk and
Right. Who arranged your accommodations?
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Replying to @NigelSussman4MP @KitchenTableTlk and
Suffice to say, speech in Russia isn't free. Especially for people serving "special guests" like you
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I was in Crimea and the people were very open, we all felt that as a group.
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