The Times has just published a story about the personal life of an academic who was held hostage in Iran for three years. I see no news value in it whatsoever. What possesses them to publish a story that simply is not in the British public interest? The Times is owned by Rupert Murdoch and…
Fears Intemperate Dacre would use “Online Harms” to Kill Free Speech
A row is brewing over the Government’s apparent preference to appoint the notorious right wing newspaper editor Paul Dacre as Head of Broadcast Regulator Ofcom, with powers to police Independent & Social Media, and special exemptions for newspapers.
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Prominent Anti-Press Regulation Editor Paul Dacre to run BBC & Social Media Regulator OFCOM?
Critics decry naked political appointment of editor who has arguably done more to polarise political discourse than anyone except Nigel Farage
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How I learnt to stop worrying & love the vaccine
Were every Frenchman who claims to have been in the resistance be telling truth there’d have been no room for Nazis.
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Killer Bee Brexit
Bee-Killing Brexit Pesticide Wu Tang Killer Bees UK Government Launches Genetic Engineering Consultation
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Unreliable Journalism from James Ball
Right wing investigative reporter James Ball has attacked Julian Assange once again. This time in the Sunday Times. But is there anything new in his article?
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Ex-Grenfell Minister to Run COP26 Climate Talks
Alok Sharma to run COP26 Great Reset Build Back Better Scam
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The Sunday Times’ Recurring Thalidomide Technique
We all know the press is able to play down the significance of one scandal and play up the significance of another.
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The Chakrasonic Combovers by Al-Khemikal Spitz
Limitation, imagination, serenade me once again, dumbfounded by unbounded beauty, lovely plumage make good pen
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Comment is Banned
Comment is Banned They used to say on the Guardian website that comment is free. But now it’s more a case of Comment is banned. Why? In the Guardian opinion section, of the 20 main articles, only 3 have a comment section. This Martin Kettle Brexit piece is from the day before yesterday and yet…
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A Fine Line
Be Kind – stop them knowing anything at all – and keep looting.
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Hancock’s secret meeting with Zuck
NHSX Spook Matthew Gould gives away UK medical data and attacks independent media
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Orwellian UK Free Speech Debate
Whereas inequality has tended to be lowered only after serious struggles, at this point the struggles themselves are being outlawed.
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Koch’s ‘Stand Together’ ‘Philanthropy Movement’ co-opts Black Lives Matter
Philanthropy as a service
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Anti-mandatory vaccines doesn’t make you Anti-Vaccine
But don’t argue with these people, they’re always right
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Half Food Bank users repaying Government Emergency Loans
I’ve been going to North Paddington Food Bank in Westminster for four weeks.
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Death of Elizabeth Dixon: 20 Year NHS Cover Up
Still waiting for the truth
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Desperate for “sensible” Celebs to promote Covid Vaccines, UK Government enlists GCHQ & Army in War on Sceptics
Government openly engaging in psychological operations with same teams and tactics as in Afghanistan
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Did Government use Covid to trade our Confidential Medical Data?
Is it being given away for free?
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Are you an environmentalist or do you work for a living?
Sir Keir hops from Range Rover to Tree Hugger in bid to ride Green Bandwagon
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NHSX Chief Matthew Gould encourages staff to break the law
Mr Gould boasted that he instructed NHS workers to ignore existing UK legislation
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Ofcom’s Third Annual Report on the Corrupt BBC
How Corrupt is Britain? Don’t ask Ofcom Chief and wife of top Banking Lobbyist Melanie Dawes.
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Tory Chairman Ben Elliot’s role in Quintessentially English global prostitution racket
Quintessentially English Ben Elliot, the Chairman of the Conservative Party, nephew of Prince Charles, close friend of Zac Goldsmith, and Boris Johnson’s tennis partner, co-founded and co-owns Quintessentially, an elite services or ‘concierge company’ which created and registered the website of an international escort agency offering “high class models” to “high-profile gentlemen”, according the Financial…
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Admit it, John McDonnell won the argument
Now that the government have announced a national infrastructure bank, Green Bonds and their version of a Green New Deal, John McDonnell appears to have won the last election.
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UK gets approval from Vietnam to join Comprehensive & Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)
It is a bit weird to see Dominic Raab / Alan B’stard strutting his stuff on the world stage. Strange seeing Raab in Vietnam trying to get approval for the CPTPP trade agreement. Is anyone actually following any of this? I never see it mentioned anywhere.
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Owen Paterson Wife’s Mysterious ‘suicide’
‘Suicide’, Covid, Horseracing, & the continued Private Sector commandeering of public money
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The Apple that Falls far from the Tree
Just as UK PM Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson makes out that his surname is Johnson, despite the surname on his paternal grandfather’s birth certificate being clearly Kemal, so too does Democrat Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris make little mention of her élite Tamil Brahmin heritage. Whether re-purposing the original anti police brutality Black Lives…
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Assange Trial, Shadow Banking, Anti-Trust, EU Toxic Fudge
As Assange hearing happens today his lawyer Jen Robinson is working with Rupert Murdoch and Amber Heard on the Johnny Depp Libel Trial.
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Did HSBC & SFO Chief Lisa Osofsky lie to DOJ about Huawei?
How could SFO Chief Lisa Osofksy not have known about HSBC / Huawei’s Iranian business?
