Integrity Initiative

Given the abject folly which is the government-media complex, it was only a matter of time before this story emerged.

IMAGE: General Sir Nick Carter, head of the British Armed Forces, at Downing Street COVID-19 briefing.
Mike Robinson
UK Column
Last Wednesday, during the daily UK Government Coronavirus livestream, the head of the British Army, General Sir Nick Carter, bragged:

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Just when you thought the epic RussiaGate fantasy fiction series was nearly dead and on life-support, the British Establishment reiterate their push by recycling tried and tested media operatives. 
The latest episode of the RussiaGate saga has to do with a supposed “fresh leak” of documents from data trawling and political consulting firm, Cambridge Analytica.  Some 100,000 documents are said to expose its dodgy dealings in 68 countries, claiming to show ‘global electoral manipulation’ on an ‘industrial scale.’

2019 was a big year for The Grayzone. We traveled the world and broke many stories, exposing the empire’s schemes…
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Days before Britain’s historic election, the UK’s military-intelligence apparatus is turning to the corporate media and US government-funded NATO cut-outs…
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RT | December 7, 2019 A trove of secret papers cited by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in attacking the Tories may have links to Moscow, Reddit has announced. The proof? The US-UK-NATO-funded Atlantic Council says it isn’t sure but it might be true. The leaked documents, which were shared on the discussion site several weeks […]

Johanna Ross spoke with David Miller, a propaganda researcher, after the recent publicity of U.K. civil service murmurings about Jeremy Corbyn’s “fitness.” By Johanna Ross in Edinburgh, Scotland Special to Consortium News A couple of weeks ago, The Times of London published…Read more →

You hear it all the time these days. People are constantly asking, ‘What happened to the Guardian’?

New leaks reveal a UK-funded program called the EXPOSE Network, which claims to want to “upskill” existing “counter-disinformation” organisations across Europe and beyond by offering money in the form of grants, as well as training – all coordinated under the supervision of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (UK FCO).