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.
As usual, no sources. As usual no argument given as to why would the US put any military facility, particularly such a sensitive type in Ukraine. If the RF has evidence they do not need to ask for permission to present it. Why would they ask the UN to back an investigation? Simple propaganda, no wonder other countries are not going to play along.
Case closed, move on to your next fake.