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Consensus: London allies with Facebook, Twitter, Google/YouTube, Reuters

27 November 2020
A British association called Full Fact, has created a coalition between, on the one hand, all the relevant ministries of the United Kingdom and Canada and, on the other, information giants Facebook, Twitter, Google/YouTube and Reuters, in order to fight against disinformation on the internet in English.
Today, most of the major power governments have set up a specialized service to disseminate their own propaganda. The most effective in this pursuit since WW1 being precisely the British (...)

Nagorno-Karabakh: victory of London and Ankara, defeat of Soros and the Armenians

by Thierry Meyssan

Paris (France) | 24 November 2020
The Pentagon, which had planned the war in Nagorno-Karabakh, was overtaken by its British allies. But none of the great powers worried about the deaths it would cause. Moreover, while London and Ankara renewed their historic alliance, Washington and Moscow gained nothing, while George Soros and the Armenians lost much.

British military out to attack anti-vaccine talk, reports The Times

23 November 2020
According to The Times, the British signals-intelligence service (Government Communications Headquarters, aka GCHQ [photo]), has been tasked with countering anti-vaccine arguments on the internet.
The British government is quite convinced that such arguments could only have been planted by its hereditary enemy, Moscow. It therefore authorized its intelligence services to adapt the tools used against the propaganda of the Islamic Emirate (Daesh) to tackle this new enemy.
The GCHQ has the (...)

Boris Johnson Statement to the House on the Integrated Review

by Boris Johnson

London (United Kingdom) | 19 November 2020
Mr Speaker, thank you and with permission, I will update the House on the Government’s Integrated Review of foreign, defence, security and development policy.
Our Review will conclude early next year, setting out the UK’s international agenda,
but I want to inform the House of its first outcome.
For decades, British governments have trimmed and cheese-pared our defence budget
and if we go on like this,
we risk waking up to discover that our armed forces – the pride of Britain –
have (...)

British Muslim Brotherhood Tour

16 November 2020
Richard Moore, chief of the UK secret intelligence service (MI6), visited Cairo on 9 November 2020, where he met with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
He then traveled to Ankara on 11 November for talks with President Erdoğan’s spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, at the White Palace in Ankara.
MI6 recreated the Muslim Brotherhood in Cairo, where they are now enemies of the state. Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, has become their protector (...)

10th anniversary of Lancaster House Treaties

2 November 2020
On November 2, 2010, France and the United Kingdom (UK) signed the Lancaster House Treaties establishing a long-term bilateral nuclear, defence and security partnership. We mark their continuing importance to both our countries today, on their tenth anniversary. In the face of the changing defence and security challenges we both face, the United Kingdom and France share a strong and deep defence partnership, with a permanent and comprehensive dialogue on defence and security issues at all (...)

London organised attacks against Moscow, says former UK official

27 October 2020
According to former British national security adviser Lord Mark Sedwill, who left his post last month, the UK has orchestrated media attacks targeting Russian leaders over recent years.
A case in point is the Skripal affair.
His statements come months after the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament chided the inteligence services for their failure to establish whether or not Russia had interfered during the Brexit (...)

The other face of Winston Churchill

16 September 2020
Winston Churchill, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during the Second World War and leader of the Conservative opposition after the conflict, believed that the atomic bomb should be used against several cities in the USSR to intimidate the Kremlin and keep "communism" in check.
British historian Richard Toye has discovered in the New York Times archives several pieces concerning a memorandum that Julius Ochs Adler - a former US Army officer who became the newspaper’s editor-in-chief (...)

British justice endorses heist of Venezuelan gold

2 July 2020
On 2 July 2020, the UK High Court ruled that, on the basis of Her Majesty’s Government recognition Juan Guaidó as president of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, the claims of constitutional president Nicolás Maduro to recover the Venezuelan gold deposited in the Kingdom were groundless.
Therefore, it is enough to stop recognizing a head of state to expropriate his country’s assets.
Since May, a controversy has been brewing between Venezuela and the United Kingdom at the UN Security (...)

Venezuelan response to British explanations for its actions

by Samuel Moncada

New York (USA) | 8 June 2020
I have the honour to address you in follow-up to my letter of 26 May 2020 (S/2020/444), on our denunciation of the greatest robbery in the modern history of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which, to date, continues to be perpetrated, with total impunity, by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in the midst of the worst pandemic that humanity has faced in the past 100 years.
In this context, allow me to refer to the letter dated 29 May 2020 from the (...)

UK steals $ 1 billion

by Samuel Moncada

New York (USA) | 26 May 2020
I have the honour to address you to take the opportunity of denouncing the greatest robbery in the modern history of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which was perpetrated, thus far, with total impunity, by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in the midst of the worst pandemic that humanity has faced in the past 100 years.
For more than 20 years, the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela has had part of its gold reserves deposited at the Bank of England, as a (...)

Intellectual Fraud

Covid-19: Neil Ferguson, the Liberal Lyssenko

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 20 April 2020
In the past, European political leaders yielded to the orders of their astrologers. Today, they refer to them identically to the statisticians of the Imperial College. In the past, the latter have provided them as much justification as they needed for their liberal hospital policy. Today, they predict millions of deaths without any scientific rigour. Thierry Meyssan reveals how these charlatans have taken control of the policies of the European Union, the United Kingdom and certain states of the United States.

Release of Daniel Pearl’s assassin

2 April 2020
In January 2002, the South Asia Bureau Chief of The Wall Street Journal, Daniel Pearl, was kidnapped in Pakistan while investigating Richard Reid’s (known as the "shoe bomber") alleged links to Al Qaeda. He was assassinated by his captors claiming to belong to the National Movement for the Restoration of Pakistani Sovereignty.
General Ijaz Ahmed Shah, then head of the Pakistani Intelligence Service and current Interior Minister, stated that the leader of this small group, Ahmed Omar Saeed (...)

Propaganda

The fabrication of the myth of the "Syrian revolution" by the United Kingdom

by Thierry Meyssan

Damascus (Syria) | 25 February 2020
New documents have leaked on the organization of British propaganda against Syria. They provide insight into how bona fide journalists could have been permanently intoxicated by the myth of the "Syrian revolution" and why the UK withdrew from Syria despite the success of this operation.

Boris Johnson’s speech in Greenwich

by Boris Johnson

London (United Kingdom) | 3 February 2020
It is great to welcome everyone here to Greenwich and I invite you first to raise your eyes to the heavens.
The Vatican has Michelangelo.
Greenwich has Thornhill who spent 20 years flat on his back on top of the scaffolding, so rigid that his arm became permanently wonky, and he’s left us this gorgeous and slightly bonkers symbolic scene that captures the spirit of the United Kingdom in the early 18th century.
This painting above you was started in 1707, the very year when the union with (...)

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