Roger Stone, a long-time advisor to President-elect Donald J. Trump, claims political enemies tried to shut him down prior to testifying before Congress about the alleged ‘Russian hacking’ of the election.
In fact he says, they wanted to shut him down so badly, somebody poisoned him.
Stone claims doctors, after falling extremely ill, discovered he had polonium in his system, the same radioactive chemical used to kill Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006.
Via the Daily Mail:
Roger Stone has sensationally claimed he was poisoned by political enemies who wanted to kill him before he could ‘debunk’ their ‘lie’ that he knew Russians would hack the US election.
The longtime Trump supporter claimed to have been told by doctors that a mysterious and debilitating virus he was suddenly struck with in December was in fact polonium poisoning.
At the time, Stone had just been accused by the Obama administration of having prior knowledge Vladimir Putin was planning to meddle in the election.
He says the poisoning was an attempt to stop him from testifying at a Congressional Hearing where he claimed he could prove the accusation was a lie.
Yes, I believe I was poisoned to stop me from exposing the “Russian Hacking” LIE b4 the Congressional Investigation @StoneColdTruth
— Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) January 17, 2017
“The general consensus is I was poisoned,” Stone said during an interview with radio host Alex Jones. “I was poisoned with polonium or a substance that has the characteristics of polonium and this made me exceedingly ill.”
The Daily Mail report points out that during a visit to Trump Tower in December, Stone has several visible ‘cuts’ to his face and neck.
“This is about stopping the Trump agenda,” Stone claims. “I would blow the whistle on this whole bogus Russian narrative that they just won’t let go of.”
Stone further reiterated his belief that he was poisoned on Twitter:
Yes. It’s true -somebody tried to poison me.Bad News for the Deep State. I Survived. @StoneColdTruthhttps://t.co/gskgKt6kZ2
— Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) January 18, 2017
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