Georgia Record Contacted By Globalist PR Firm Attempting To Control Narrative Over Biolab Fire

September 30, 2024

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The Georgia Record reported yesterday on the 'Biolab' fire in Conyers, GA, which caused significant concern in the local community regarding possible toxic fumes and their effect on human health.

Today, we received a communication from a NYC corporate communications firm. When we looked into the firm's Twitter, we saw a plethora of globalist advocacy.

The attempt at narrative control by the firm Kekst CNC is obvious.

This makes us more suspicious as to the true nature of the Biolab fire, and we will report more as we obtain additional information.

The Twitter material supporting the globalist agenda of climate change, disinformation, etc...is below the company statement provided.

#Disinformation is now considered one of the biggest risks facing the global public, and the trend is pronounced in countries whose elections this year are vulnerable to influence from malign actors.

Download the full Munich Security Index: https://t.co/RmlErj1dIg @MunSecConf pic.twitter.com/YqWQKy4Fnd
— Kekst CNC (@KekstCNC) February 29, 2024

With the perceived threat from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine receding, #climatechange is once again what people around the world perceive as the most pressing risk they face.

Read the complete data in the Munich Security Index: https://t.co/RmlErj1dIg pic.twitter.com/6UAhn3KbBv
— Kekst CNC (@KekstCNC) February 20, 2024

Join @KekstCNC and @SME4LABOUR for our fringe event during #LAB23, “In Focus: Voters in Marginal Constituencies Give Their Verdict”, featuring @tmlbk, @gareth_snell, @Christian4BuryS, @CHazelgrove, and @DrAlanWager.

Chairing the panel is Joseph Shipley, Partner at Kekst CNC. pic.twitter.com/cLIzzGR77h
— Kekst CNC (@KekstCNC) September 29, 2023

In preparation for #COP28 later this year, Kekst CNC’s ESG and Sustainability team has prepared a guide to navigating the event, highlighting the various zones that will be home to the activities of different constituencies attending: https://t.co/kVHognahB5 pic.twitter.com/sBb0ekOwdR
— Kekst CNC (@KekstCNC) October 4, 2023

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The Georgia Record was relaunched in June of 2021 and has been extremely successful fighting corruption in the state named after King George of England. The original paper was started in 1899 and published into the early 20th century. In 2020, CDM (Creative Destruction Media) acquired Johns Creek Post and brought back The Georgia Record to better represent the state rather than just Johns Creek News.