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Widely ignored official reports and never-before-seen declassified files suggest shadowy British special forces operatives played a crucial role in one of the 20th century’s most notorious and controversial massacres. In July 2023, few media observers took notice when influential British intelligence operative-turned-lawmaker Alicia Kearns issued a public call for Western boots on the ground in the former Yugoslavia. Addressing a packed session of the House of Commons, Foreign Affairs Committee chair Kearns made the alarming call: “I…urge the Government: let […]

British SAS or SBS soldier in action in Syria

Press TV – March 8, 2020

There is mounting concern in the region about the nature and scale of British Special Forces deployment to southern Syria.

Submitted by Kristian Kahrs…
Customer, pilots and employees in the Scandinavian Airlines Systems (SAS) have reacted strongly after an advertisement stating that there is really nothing Scandinavian. Currently, the video has 13K likes and 107K dislikes.

Submitted by Finn Andreen…

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the SAS woke, self-hating commercial that received widespread backlash. SAS is now blaming Russian trolls for negative reactions and reviews of the commercial.

This is the audio version of the show. If you want to watch the video version go here.
Henrik talks about the hateful SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) commercial that claimed that Scandinavia doesn't have any unique or original culture. Their woke statement was that everything Scandinavian has simply been "borrowed." An avalanche of outraged cause the company to set the video to private, now on day 3, they made it public again but have initiated a campaign to blame Russia & right-wing troll Twitter accounts.

Libya: The West vs. The United Nations
by Ian Sinclair
Morning Star
28 September 2017

On May 5th 2000, police in the south of France found a burnt body in the wreckage of a car, deep into the woods close to Nantes. The dead body was so extremely charred that it took a month for the DNA tests to ascertain the victim’s identity. The burnt man in the car was […]

A British soldier looks through the scope of a machine gun to observe an area as he waits for the arrival of Britain’s Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson during his visit to Camp Qargha in Kabul, Afghanistan, Nov. 26, 2016. (Mohammad Ismail/AP)
The British Special Air Service is facing accusations of war crimes following the exposure of an internal investigation into murderous rampages conducted across Afghanistan that were subsequently covered up.