There is of course already plenty of evidence and logic to suggest the terrorist attacks in Paris in November last year were a staged, false-flag operation. That likelihood was evident pretty much straight away, within literally an hour or two of the news breaking. The case for Paris having been a stage-managed false-flag operation has […]
Dame Janet Smith’s 1,000-page report into the sexual misconduct of Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall and the actions and policies of the BBC during that time has now been published on the BBC website. It is already being labelled by some as the most expensive whitewash in history: a £6.5 million investigation that tells people […]
The dramatic scenes in Istanbul over the weekend can almost be viewed as an illustration of the present Turkish state’s relationship with journalism in general. But even by current Turkish government standards, the literal invasion and takeover of leading opposition newspaper, Zaman, seems pretty radical. The government’s decision to take over management of the country’s biggest […]
The ‘Human Rights Watch Film Festival’ is renowned for producing high-quality and often moving documentary films from all over the world. Its annual selection of films explores human rights violations and personal stories in different parts of the globe, providing a forum for both talented filmmakers and for afflicted or oppressed individuals, often giving a […]
The recent bombing of select ISIL positions in the former nation once known as Libya may be a precursor to a much larger operation. France’s Le Figaro reported in December that France is considering a second intervention in Libya, with a six-month military operation possibly to be launched against ‘Daesh’ in Libya before the spring. […]
Russian officials have warned that a new ‘world war’ is in danger of being set off in Syria, partly in response to the actions and maneuvers of Turkey and Saudi Arabia in recent weeks. But if World War III is an imminent possibility, why? And why would it not be stopped? As previously highlighted, a […]
Though the Zika virus was originally discovered in 1947, cases of the virus being contracted were only sporadic, and even then only occurred in Africa and southern Asia. It was until 2013 that that individual cases started to appear in the Americas. It was in May last year that Brazil reported its first case. And […]
As Ankara has again been hit by deadly terrorism, Turkey’s Prime Minister, Ahmet Davutoğlu, has been very quick to assign blame for Wednesday evening’s car bomb in Ankara that killed 28 people. All the evidence, he said, suggested that the Syrian Kurdish People’s Protection Units (YPG) were responsible. Davutoğlu’s declarations should be viewed with suspicion […]
Days ago, the Syrian Army, with Russian aid, encircled the crucial city of Aleppo. Aleppo has for some time been a stronghold for Syrian and non-Syrian militias, rebels and terrorists fighting to topple the Syrian state. If Aleppo is restored to government control, it represents a major turning point in the devastating war that has […]
More than 200 people gathered outside Holloway Prison for a candle-lit vigil on Tuesday to honour Sarah Reed – a 32-year-old victim of police violence who was found dead in her cell a month ago. Sarah Reed was a woman who was subjected to some shocking police brutality and whose assault was caught on camera […]
