Censorship

2022-12-03

Well, it either isn't the biggest story, or the BBC is asleep at the wheel...  and we know what happens when drivers fall alseep.

Well, if it isn't the biggest, it's hard to think of a bigger one, although perhaps not absolutely impossible (should China stage a revolution to topple the CCP for example).

Well, it's only Musk cleaning the stables at Twitter...

... except that it isn't, because it involves the corruption at the highest levels of the US Federal Government under the Biden pretendency, and probably prior under the Trump presidency.

Of course that could not have taken place under the watchful eyes of a vigilant free press, so either it didn't, or the free press was neither watchful nor vigilant, for whatever reason.

Once again there are many facts to be established and holes in the story to be filled in, but it's not that difficult to make sense of whom

2022-12-03

Jon Rappoport is not a conventional person. 

He doesn't hold authority in high esteem (or any esteem at all!) - unless he can find truth and integrity in that authority's pronouncements. And he's his own judge on that.

If you were to ask me, I would say that in these troubled times, this is an attitude to which we should all aspire, even if we cannot yet see our way to full achievement of such aspiration.

I'm not sure that Jon has approved of any authority in recent years, other than perhaps some independent self-made authorities that also follow the evidence wherever it leads them.

After what seems like an eternity of Covid authorities rampant, he reposts a blog from February 2020 wherein he reviews what he thinks of the Covid scenario (just at the time that the vaccines were beginning to be rolled out).

"This article is a kind of summary of where I stand, at

2022-12-01

The "Died Suddenly" film recently featured on this site (and many others) is coming in for some stick.

It's true, it's a minefield out there, and I welcome the opportunity to reiterate the underlying truth of this 3-D world - there is no such thing as certainty (except in relation to "death and taxes", although even here there are some who think otherwise - and who am I to deny them?!).

Any site that claims to be able to always distinguish the truth from the falsehoods is a site that I would regard with extreme suspicion. That is why I conclude that the people with the ultimate responsibility to perform this impossible feat is the ultimate reader, since any intermediary will be subject to (a) their own individual prejudice and (b) possible subversion by vested interests.

(The same logic applies to philosophical /

2022-11-17

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We may as individuals forgive those who have wronged us as we feel appropriate to our circumstances. That is our freedom and our right.

We should however never forget the extraordinary level of brainwashing, nudging, opprobrium, name-calling, and indeed threats and actual violence that were directed to those who merely pointed out that there was no evidence to support the effectiveness of the measures being imposed, to support the attempts to cajole us into taking an experimental medical intervention (in blatant contravention of the Nuremberg Codes), to support the alleged safety and efficacy of the alleged vaccines, to support the elimination of all alternative medical therapies other than vaccines, or even to support the alleged danger that the virus was supposed to pose to us all.

Nor must we forget the extraordinary attempts to completely censor all opinion contrary to the official line, even when cogently argued by exceptionally

2022-11-13

Just Stop Oil may have been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, but if you can't beat the protesters, then hassle the news.

So next time you are stuck fuming in the traffic fumes on the M25 wondering about the cause of the blockage and keeping an eye on the rear-view mirror in case of emergency vehicles requiring prompt passage, remember that the boys in blue may be having a pretty difficult time up ahead arresting a journalist for doing his job reporting on the cause of the blockage.

After all, when certain groups of protesters obviously enjoy the tacit support of the authorities, what is a poor copper to do when those protesters illegally block the Kings highway? It's a conundrum wrapped in an enigma wrapped within a labyrinthine excess of over-regulation topped by inappropriate police recruitment training and leadership.

So once the first overriding priority to make the site safe for all concerned has been accomplished by ensuring that

2022-11-11

It's always good to hear of a successful skirmish against the mighty (anti-)social media cartels, and even better on the all-too-rare occasion when the protagonist is actually a member of the political classes, in this case MEP Christine Anderson. She has been putting Ms van der Leyen, Albert Boura (Pfizer) et al through the wringerof the EU parliamentary committee system.

Who would have thought that a Parliamentary Committee could cause such upset? This may even be something that the EU does better than our own "mother of parliaments" in the UK, where the debate on vaccine safety was confidently talked out by those with ears and minds tight closed. 

Well, YouTube considered

2022-10-29

Everybody has no doubt heard by now that Musk has ejected a goodly few (or more) from Twitter since he took control of the company.

Personally, given the golden goodbyes the principal management received, I doubt that they will be sleeping on the street yet awhile, but who knows?

Apparently the shares responded positively, although the NYSE has indicated that they will no longer be listing Twitter's shares. Another lifetime ban?

What other plans might the dark side have in store for the little bird?

The Daily Sceptic reports.

2022-10-25

IMPRESS is the "Independent Monitor for the Press" (Wikipedia).

"We help to build understanding and trust between journalists and the public - and provide the public with trusted sources of news"

They have "excommunicated" UNN for breaches of their code of journalism or some such, it isn't exactly clear why, although "vaccines" and "the Ukraine" seem to be high on the list.

One wonders whether "independent analysis" and "having the brass face to publish it" might also be featuring some where on their dislike list? Or perhaps their definition of "independent" and David's definition may not be entirely compatible?

Not one to let an opportunity go to waste, David Clews (love him or hate him) has penned a detailed

2022-10-07

No normie in their right mind takes a blind bit of notice of the proceedings at the WEF-United Nations, couched as they invariably are in dry and frankly turgid UN-speak, using words and phrases that seem wholly unobjectionable, even desirable, to any normal thinking person. Behind these phrases however lurk specific agendas and intentions which if spelt out would incite disbelief and fury.

The Brownstone Institute republishes a Substack article by Dr Robert Malone, who points up the wholly unscientific idea that the UN now believes that it controls "the science" and can demand that no "other science" should be accessible.

In other words, group-think officially guaranteed.

If this isn't the pinnacle of absurdity and arrogance I don't know what is.

The implication is that only UN-affiliated "scientists" trained and paid by UN-affiliated institutions can be allowed to voice their UN-approved opinions in the

2022-10-04

Ivor Cummins has been a Covid Hero - since the very beginning he has relentlessly  analysed the statistics and scientific papers and presented the truth to the world without fear or favour. Not being a medical man he had no axe to grind, and it's absolutely true to say that he was a pillar of calm and reason in a storm of propaganda. 

Here he is once more, reminding us of how it was, what he saw from the stats, and how he (and others!) reported at the time.

Draw your own conclusions.

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2022-10-01

The Covid screws may have been loosened but the same censorship is evident on the Ukraine issue - no viewpoint other than the mainstream Russia Bad / Ukraine Heroic is permitted to be shared around.

Our government has no mandate from the people to sideline negotiations and to continue their proxy war against the Russians.

A referendum to decide the frontier issue was good enough for Scotland and there is no reason that the same is not good enough for the Eastern regions of the Ukraine. We had the chance to cooperate with Russia to negotiate a peace deal on that basis and to act as peacemakers, but Boris chose not to - Putin has now held his own referenda with predictable results.

"... the dictatorship of the Western elites targets all societies, including the citizens of Western countries themselves. This is a challenge to all. This

2022-09-29

This video is not for everyone - for a start it's over three hours long and most of us don't have that sort of spare time unless we really are wanting to know more about the topic.

But it is a presentation by somebody who does claim to have made a considerable study of the subject matter, and I've only really found one other who has done the same.

So which Ps and Qs are we talking about here? 

Popcorn and Quavers?

Perceptions and Quandaries?

Presidents and Q(ANONs)?

This is a deep dive indeed - and it's about all of these things (but I don't think it covers the snack versions).

" ... the most sophisticated, widespread, psychological

2022-09-25

Celia Farber of the Truth Barrier is someone that expresses those feelings of unease and concern that many of us feel but rarely articulate - and then goes and does something about them.

Her recent contribution on Substack reflects much that many think about the situation in the Ukraine, and then goes on to address the points raised.

"... the hawks are literally in every inch of mind and air-space, making sure you can’t even think about wanting to understand “both sides” of the conflict, never mind the shocking, twisted history of Ukraine and the US"

Unmissable reading.

2022-09-24

The Chris Hedges Report delves into the whys and wherefores of media reporting purposes in the Ukraine war.

War will inevitably be affected by public opinion, as was demonstrated by the Vietnam war when a great protest movement helped to bring it to an end.

Chris Hedges interviews Patrick Lawrence, both of them veteran reporters of previous conflicts who can compare current press methods and practices with those of yesteryear.

Some of us remember the BBC's intrepid war correspondent Kate Adie - the absence of front-line reporters such as Kate from the Ukraine is remarkable for any leading news organisation, but unforgivable for our "national treasure". I'm not necessarily saying that Kate was an unbiased war correspondent (my memory isn't that good and I was less critical in those days), but she was at least nominally reporting from the front.

This is perhaps a bit laboured, but if you stick with it I think

2022-09-12

UNN reports on the ongoing flood of immigrants being welcomed by HMG.

"The Channel hoppers are almost exclusively fighting-age men; many have the hardened look of soldiers"

I can't vouch for the "hardened look" personally, and it's a subjective opinion, but we surely didn't vote to leave the EU in order to install an open-door immigration policy for migrants who bypass the normal immigration procedures.

"My guess is that this vast young male influx is to populate a New Model Army, for which internal military action is planned in the near future. And perhaps this inverted  D-Day will be sooner than you think"

Now he's well into the realms of outright speculation, but I'm not going to say that he's wrong - it's certainly all very concerning.

Word on the back-channels does seem to support an acceleration of events this month.

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2022-09-11

From a British correspondent on the ground in Donetsk...

Is it true? I don't know, but given the UK media's slavish hyping of all matters pro-Ukraine and anti-Russia, it wouldn't surprise me one bit.

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(Just click on it - last time I looked it played just fine :)

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2022-09-11

The destruction of the twin towers in Manhattan resulted in the deaths of around 3000 people, ushering in the "war on terror". 

It was followed up by an official report that many in the civil engineering fraternity flat-out rejected as totally implausible.

The official blanking of all the professional criticism that ensued raised the alarming thought that this was an inside job that had to be kept covered up come what may.

This sober film has been made to show the world why that narrative is still unbelievable and still contended, 21 years later.

"... there is no obligation for the government to issue a truthful report"

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2022-09-02

"The New Civil Liberties Alliance, the Attorney General of Missouri, and the Attorney General of Louisiana, have filed a lawsuit that blows the lid off a sprawling federal censorship regime... "

"Discovery has unveiled an army of federal censorship bureaucrats, including officials arrayed at the White House, HHS, DHS, CISA, the CDC, NIAID, the Office of the Surgeon General, the Census Bureau, the FDA, the FBI,...  "

“If there was ever any doubt the federal government was behind censorship of Americans who dared to dissent from official Covid messaging, that doubt has been erased"

Read all about it.

2022-09-01

Mark Sharman (formerly of ITV and BSkyB) reviews the Covid news and propaganda management with Brian of UK Column, one of the few upstanding genuine news outlets in the UK, and still a pioneer in well-researched independent news.

"Why is it that we... still do not... see any proper investigative journalism by the big media names... ?"

"... what they're basically saying is 'Don't question the Government's line... "

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Also from UK Column we have David Scott and Alex Thomson talking to John Cullen about UK Column, the treatment of the population by the World Government's subversion programme, and the treatment of statistics by the official sources:

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