2019 has been a year of upheavals and transitions, of scandals and revelations. In this special end-of-year episode we cover some of the important ones – like the proliferation of protests and uprisings that happened around the world, as well as the noticeable trend towards nationalism, coupled with some governmental shifts towards constitutional reform.
The UK General Election is coming into the home stretch this week, and it’s make or break for Boris Johnson and Brexit. Labour and Jeremy Corbyn have closed the gap significantly, but will it be enough to buck the latest polling trends? Meanwhile, both Tory and Labour are pushing their own Russian meddling conspiracies, which aren’t working too well. Also, a mainstream journalist jumps ship over OPCW cover-up, and WADA bans Russia from international sport for four more years. Also, Trump has accused Jewish Democrats of ‘not loving Israel enough.’ All this and more.
Many of our readers are already familiar with the great American political hoax known as #RussiaGate, but few are aware of a new UK version has been rolled out by the British deep state’s anti-Russia propaganda arm, the Integrity Initiative, just in time for the General Election and taking down Boris – and with a little help from fantasy fiction writer Christopher Steele. Prince Andrew gets slated for his BBC debacle, with few in the press or public believing a word he said. But has the BBC really shown the key to Andrew’s underlying relationship with Epstein?
This week, Trump inserted himself into the coming UK General Election and Brexit debate when he decreed that Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage must do a formal election pact with Tory leader Boris Johnson – ostensibly to pave the way for a post-Brexit US-UK trade deal, but is this also Washington’s way of keeping a Labour government out of power? Also, will a victorious Tory government maintain the new moratorium on Fracking? And what about Trump’s “Take the oil” gambit in Syria? Is it really about oil, or are these US troops photo ops masking a deeper agenda?
Government Inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire disaster has been released, but does it really address the underlying issues about what caused Britain’s worst disaster? Also, Nigel Farage looks like he’s watered-down his Brexit orthodoxy and is ready to jump in the fold with Boris and the Tories come December. Will there be a backlash among Brexit purists? Also, record cold front has pounded America’s Midwest leaving some to ask whether or the sun is the real culprit. All this and much more on today’s Friday programme.
All bets are off now as the UK Parliament green-lights a general election for December. What are Boris’ chance and where will this leave BREXIT? Can Jeremy Corbyn and Labour rally enough support to overcome the current Conservative majority? Also, President Trump and the US government claims to have finally eliminated the alleged ISIS leader Abu Bakar Al-Baghdadi, but have they really? On its face, the official US story doesn’t really add up. All this and more.
Boris potentially throws Brexit into further turmoil with his latest EU letter gag, as Labour Remainers plot to force the Prime Minister to accept a 2nd Referendum on Brexit, in which case, all bets would be off. Paranoia and delusions continue to set in for Hillary Clinton, as she accuses US Congresswoman and Democratic Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard of being a Russian asset. Meanwhile, government, corporate and sporting mayhem as the transgender politics continues to disrupt and derail institutions in the West. All this and more.
As the day of destiny approaches, both wings of the British establishment are scrambling to ensure the country leaves or remains in the EU, while the mainstream media ramp-up ‘operation fear’ in the meantime.
While the US and its allies continue to boast about their supposed victory over ISIS, a new investigation by Bulgarian investigative journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva from Arms Watch shows another side of the story – evidence of US arms trafficking to terrorists in Yemen and Syria, including ISIS. Meanwhile, Trump announces deployment of US troops to Saudi Arabia in response to… a Yemeni attack on Saudi’s oil facilities?
Over the weekend Yemeni resistance forces launched a drone attack which destroyed two major Saudi oil facilities. Naturally, the reaction by the US and its partners has been to blame Iran. Now, a wider war now beckons.
