Difference between revisions of "Christopher Shale"
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| − | Linking Shale's death to that od [[David Kelly]], [[Wayne | + | Linking Shale's death to that od [[David Kelly]], [[Wayne Madsen]] claimed that "A well-placed UK source has informed Wayne Madsen Report (WMR) that the suspicious death of [[Prime Minister]] [[David Cameron]]’s friend and political adviser, Christopher Shale, found dead in a portable toilet on June 25 at the Glastonbury Festival, was, in fact, a political [[assassination]] designed to silence an emerging critic of [[Conservative Party]] policies... Shale, we are told, was familiar with Cameron’s role in the re-selling of [[South Africa]]’s nuclear materials, with the proceeds going into the political coffers of the Conservative Party. Kelly and Shale were reportedly both aware that some of the South African [[nuclear weapon]]s technology ended up, via an international pparms smuggling]] network, in the hands of [[North Korea]], which tested a nuclear bomb on May 25, 2009."<ref>http://blog.inoodle.com/2011/07/christopher-shale-murder-linked-to-that.html</ref> |
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Revision as of 18:03, 21 July 2019
  Christopher Shale    (businessman, politician) | |
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| Born | 23 August 1954 Northampton, UK |
| Died | 25 June 2011 (Age 56) |
Cause of death | "heart attack" |
| Victim of | premature death |
Chairman of the UK West Oxfordshire Conservative Association. Reportedly died in suspicious circumstances. | |
Christopher Shale was the chairman of the West Oxfordshire Conservative Association who died in suspicious circumstances.
Official narrative
Shale died of a heart attack at the Glastonbury Festival. Prior to the discovery of his body, in a portable toilet, he had been reported missing for 18 hours.
Speculation
Linking Shale's death to that od David Kelly, Wayne Madsen claimed that "A well-placed UK source has informed Wayne Madsen Report (WMR) that the suspicious death of Prime Minister David Cameron’s friend and political adviser, Christopher Shale, found dead in a portable toilet on June 25 at the Glastonbury Festival, was, in fact, a political assassination designed to silence an emerging critic of Conservative Party policies... Shale, we are told, was familiar with Cameron’s role in the re-selling of South Africa’s nuclear materials, with the proceeds going into the political coffers of the Conservative Party. Kelly and Shale were reportedly both aware that some of the South African nuclear weapons technology ended up, via an international pparms smuggling]] network, in the hands of North Korea, which tested a nuclear bomb on May 25, 2009."[1]
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