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The following is a copy of Mike Harris’ email to Alexandra regarding the article we posted of Randy Cramer’s response to Alexandra of the circumstances surrounding Justice Antonin Scalia’s death. Randy Cramer’s letter can be viewed HERE. Alexandra’s reply follows.
Hello Alexandra,
I need to correct a couple of things you recently printed and published on Galactic Connection.
1. I did not tell you that Paul Ryan and
General Dunsford were taking over the Executive roles within the
Whitehouse, I first heard that from you, and that as far as I knew it
was merely a rumor, as nothing from any of my of other Veteranstoday.com
sources had any confirmation of such an event. I did state that I would
seek confirmation and share that confirmation with you if it was
available.
2. The item you published regarding Randy
Cramer rebutting the story published in VT about Anthony Scalia and his
involvement with an 18 year old prostitute, while doing “molle” (an
analogue of the drug MDMA, also known as ecstasy) and taking Viagra,
resulting is a subsequent heart attack. I would recommend that Mr.
Cramer study the pharmacology, history and development of Viagra, which
was developed by Pfizer, as a drug to prevent heart attacks by dilating
blood vessels and increasing blood flow to the heart and other parts of
the male anatomy. If Justice Scalia was on Viagra he was taking a drug
which would have prevented a heart attack in spite of the fact it may
have caused him an erection. I stand by the story originally published
by Gordon Duff in Veteranstoday.com, that Justice Scalia was murdered by
the pedophiles involved in the same ring as he was a member of. In
addition, please refer to the photos of Justice Scalia leaving the White
House with a manila folder clearly in his hand. Mr. Cramer is clearly
mistaken in his report. Hey we all make mistakes from time to time, and I
do not sense any mal-intent from Mr. Kramer, only that he was
mis-informed.
Please publish these corrects as soon as you are able.
Thank you in advance and keep up all of your good work.
In Solidarity
Mike Harris
