Again false accusations, this time plagiarism. 
This is a free interpretation of the definition in my presentation. Supported by a relevant fresh example.
This is a free interpretation of the definition in my presentation. Supported by a relevant fresh example.
Not an accusation, quite contrary. It doesn't match any known definition of "anglo-saxon" so I'm curious where you got it from. It is somewhat similar to how some white supremacists use it (white English-speaking population). But if you made it up - that's fine. Just don't expect anything more than a laugh at this nonsense.
No, it is not non-sense, it a lie. Unless you are talking about medical facilities and the like, in which case it is still most likely a lie. Not only there are no sources corroborating the official fake, it does not even pass the minimum sense-check of why would the US place bio-labs in a country that is under permanent threat from the Orc Army. If you wanted to setup a biological weapons lab, ignoring treaties and breaking international law, you would choose a desert in a country well away from the RF or even in Alaska or better in a remote small island. Certainly not in Ukraine.