BBC continue to downplay Buzzfeed’s Cambridge Analytica-style Gov.uk data collection scoop.
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Dominic Cummings & side-kick Skandar “Boris Johnson” Kemal are following an age old maxim from an age old playbook.
“I don’t want to know what the law is. I want to know who the judge is.” — Trump’s mentor, Roy Cohn
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Le courtier et la courtesan ont fabrique un nouveau produit qui s’appelle “intrigue”. ça me gene un peu mais bon…
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The BBC portray Oliver Letwin as a ‘Tory Rebel’ simply because he says he opposes a No Deal Brexit. The BBC propaganda machine struggles with nuance. Sir Oliver is an Etonian, just like Kwasi Kwarteng, Rees Mogg, Jo, & Boris (The White Kwasi) Kemal “Johnson”. A passionately pro-privatisation man — does anyone believe Letwin would prefer […]
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David Aaronovitch blames the Police and the BBC for upsetting convicted paedophile Harvey Proctor but leaves out a few key facts along the way
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Morgan appointment heralds new McCarthy-style Social Media witch hunt. Be very afraid.
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The Tory Party Beauty Contest is coming to an end. And the winner is…Oligopoly Capitalism!
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Andrew Bailey remains the favourite to take over at the Bank of England. Despite being complicit in billions of pounds of fraud at the Financial Conduct Authority. Dishonest journalists have given him an easy ride.
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Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos’s soul was sold to the CIA before he was even born. Whereas WikiLeaks’s founder Julian Assange has had to learn to detect and deflect abuse ever since he was a kid.
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Amazon Billionaire Jeff Bezos’s soul was sold to the CIA before he was born. Whereas WikiLeaks’s Julian Assange had to detect, deflect, & dodge abuse ever since he was a child. No wonder they’ve taken such different paths.
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UK Councils rolling out 5G on lamposts.
Cancer drug GcMAF Vs MHRA & Big Pharma
Macron wants to be the President of Europe
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You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs. That must be what audience members thought when they listened to the amazing sound of the last castrato, Alessandro Moreschi. Britain was castrated by the European Union which emasculated it and then impregnated the remnants of its being with its own ideas. Such is the horror […]
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Extinction Rebellion is Controlled Opposition and Occupy London, from which it formed, is also. Reinforcing the financialisation agenda.
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I love this from El Pais comments – can you guess what it means? SPUTNIK REPORT THE STORY FIRST (IN ENGLISH) Meanwhile the Swedes are about to decide ICE CUBE – EXTRADITION 2 OF AMERIKAZ MOST WANTED
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The Financial Times is openly backing Eugenics. It’s no longer just humming away in the background. Is this the 1930s all over again? Fascism with Millennial Characteristics. Capitalism without Democracy. Genocide-as-a-service.
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Do we feel climate change or 5G is more of a thing? twitter.com/akshatrathi/status/1124754851886522368 & what steps can we take to mitigate? In the attention war, in which meaningless as well as meaningful nuance, gets freely deployed, all options are always on the table. The engineering of consent is still a thing. And to oppose certain […]
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Misogynist Women & Equalities Select Committee Chair backs Misogynist Tory Candidate for PM
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Julian Assange was arrested at the Ecuadorean Embassy in London this morning. WATCH: Moment Julian Assange is CARRIED out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. pic.twitter.com/OEeqmoksGr — RT UK (@RTUKnews) April 11, 2019 He is being charged with not attending court, in relation to dropped Swedish sexual assault claims, and attempting to decrypt classified US […]
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Many drivers working in unacceptable conditions. What mobile technology sells as a service is often financed by employment and human rights violations.
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The Radical Centre Radix, which has a piece in today’s City AM, is a radical centre think tank. But what does the radical centre stand for? A glance at the Radix website tells me Market Fundamentalism – but not soft on Ireland. An Irish hard border is inevitable to protect the single market from toxic […]
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Media Democracy Tackling big tech and democratizing journalism were the main topics I took from this year’s Media Democracy Festival in London this Saturday. These things are planned long in advance so I shouldn’t expect people who have been preparing talks on structural problems in the media to have an entire programme based on very […]
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Conspiracy The BBC, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), & Financial Conduct Authority have conspired to criminally defraud, bankrupt and asset strip thousands of small businesses throughout the UK. New film Spank the Banker shows that other banks, including state-owned Lloyd’s, have also engaged in financial terrorism against British business. Though the banks’ and the financial […]
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Although it is a term with which many of us are now familiar, The Public Interest, was, once upon a time, much contested. But, at this point, a few hundreds later, some of the settlements that were arrived at during the English Civil War need to be reviewed. In particular the notion of the Public […]
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A broken clock is right at least twice a day It’s no secret that the Morning Star swings to the left. And one shouldn’t belittle its fantastic work highlighting underrepresented points of view. But it’s quite remarkable when the newspaper it is most in sync with is … The Sun. Obviously a constellational thing. Many […]
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John Ford on Blagging. Leveson2 is coming up on Thursday! Full Surveilllance Capitalism on its way.
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US Social Commentator HL Mencken once said “No-one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American People”. What in the UK would be classed as a hate crime, turned out to be one of Trump’s greatest performances. Today’s mass shooting at an American Synagogue can only be responded to by a message of hope. […]
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Hypocrite Tory Peer Karen Brady plans to scam honest British women with new pay rise masterclass fraud.
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Behaviouralist Bants So I thought Skinner was the bad guy. The really mechanistic one. Or was it Watson? Who said we are basically all the same and that our feelings and personal stories don’t really matter. That there is no such thing as experience. That we are all automatons. The one who put his daughter […]
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Friday’s American Banker highlights extortionate interest rates charged by 20 non-bank lenders in California. I wonder who these firms are. The American Banker says they are non-banks. Licensed to lend but basically unregulated. Steering broke citizens toward high interest loans. The sites that hook the borrowers in are called “Lead Generators”. Is this happening in […]
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Morally bankrupt UK Gas regulator Ofgem scratches National Grid and its international investors’s backs
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In August 1869 The Daily News published a story about disputed elections in Norwich, in which Sir Henry Stracey, the Conservative candidate, had resorted to a number of notable techniques — such as getting voters sloshed. The extract below sheds light on the 1868 goings on, and is taken from that newspaper’s report on the public […]
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Whistleblowers At the Byline Festival this Friday I will be chairing a panel entitled – Whistleblowing: A Practical Guide. The panellists will be: Eileen Chubb, of Compassion in Care. Eileen used to be a carer and she called out neglect in BUPA care homes in the late 90’s. She has a new proposal to protect […]
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The Cambridge Apostles The élite intellectual secret society, The Cambridge Apostles, was originally titled Cambridge Conversazione Society It was set up in 1820 and counts John Maynard Keynes and Victor Rothschild amongst its former members. Keynes, who is credited with providing the intellectual justification for high government spending in advanced economies, supposedly saved western capitalist […]
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Ofcom’s Collusive Corruption Ofcom Director of Communications Chris Wynn got in touch over Monday’s blogpost. I just assumed this was spam. Later that day I got a reminder: Not wanting to seem rude, I sent Chris a reply: The next morning Chris took things up a notch: Chris was now doing to me precisely what he […]
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By Ranjan Balakumaran Biased Sheila The deputy head of Ofcom – the BBC’s regulator – Baroness Noakes, has been done for anti-Labour tweeting in the past. She has consistently voted with the Government for Brexit in the Lords and is therefore too biased to regulate the BBC. She shouldn’t be allowed to back the Government […]
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Head of Remain, Lord Adonis, who has called out the BBC for favouring Brexit is now accusing Tory Baroness Noakes, Deputy Chair of OFCOM, of serious conflicts of interest.
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Why are we so wedded to the idea that there is only one truth?The idea of a monotheistic god is understandably tempting. Henry Kissinger is reputed to have asked who to call when he wanted to speak to Europe. The German Paul Warburg created the Federal Reserve, a single currency, with American backing. How can […]
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Hostile Environment Today’s Daily Telegraph doesn’t mention the hostile takeover of British engineering firm GKN by American capitalists, some of whom are Eliott Advisors, whose bosses happen to be Jewish. Instead it attempts to head off a potential U.K. takeover by the ‘hostile’ Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn.The Mail leads with Blue Passports and the hostile […]
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Yesterday we looked at Manuel Beltran’s Institute for Human Obsolescence and the Uber driverless crash. Greening of America Straight afterwards I came across the Greening of America by Charles Reich. It was a number one bestseller in the United States back in 1970. Reich’s frustration at the state’s inability to implement recommendations in response to 1960s […]
