The Status Quo Enthusiasts of Foggy Bottom: Living in the Past
The Biden administration has displayed initial deluded and antiquated thinking when it comes to foreign policy.
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Massive Secret UK Propaganda Campaign in Former Soviet Republics Seeds Contempt
From the Skripal affair to Navalny's rise to the Russian Olympic doping scandal, these damning revelations should be enough to dispel any notions of truth in what the UK and allies tell their citizens through mainstream media outlets and the social media landscape they control.
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On February 4th, the greatest investigative news report that has ever been done was issued. Will it win any awards?
This FCO campaign was part of HMG’s projects such as overthrowing Syria’s Government and Belarus’s Government, and helping to boost support in Ukraine for joining NATO, as well as stirring fear of Russia along Russia’s western border, in the Baltic republics, so as to boost support for NATO there.
Girls on Top. Dirty Diplomats and CNN Hacks Cast a Shadow Over London Foreign Office
Did Britain’s most important ambassador compromise the lives of British soldiers with his love affair with a former CNN journalist? And why isn’t the Foreign office investigating?
Britain’s Gentleman Posturing Comes Undone With Absurd Hypocrisy
It’s official Britain at its best, posing as the quintessential gentleman upholding morality while at the same time engaging in despicable double-dealing for grubby interests.
From Dodgy Dossiers to the Sacking of Whitlam: The British Empire Stands Exposed
In my last article, I reviewed the case of Gough Whitlam’s firing at the hands of the Queen’s Governor General Sir John Kerr during a dark day in November 1975 which mis-shaped the next 45 years of Australian history. Today I would like to tackle another chapter of the story.
British Ambassadors Behaving Badly. But Who Are They Really Working for in the First Place?
A series of scandals involving at least three British diplomats in the Middle East is cause for concern. Do these individuals really have their loyalties to their own country as their priority or is there something else afoot? And are the French catching on?
Skripal case: belief in Russia’s guilt looks to be based not on evidence but on a guess
On the eve of the meeting of the OPCW’s executive council – convened by Russia and scheduled for tomorrow – we have had a highly revealing succession of statements about the Skripal case from the British authorities.
The Rape Of Russia 5: Alternative Diplomacy Cements Wall Street Take-Over
Having successfully established Lenin and Trotsky, Wall Street’s chosen men, to lead the Bolshevik Revolution, William Thompson returned to the …Continue reading →
Russia In Revolution 4: Leaders-In-Waiting
Russia’s hopes for victory over Germany were dashed early. At Tannenberg and the First Battle of the Masurian Lakes, in …Continue reading →