Prohibition and Covid-19; Part One: War on the People
Last week, UK Government announced defence spending that would not only make up a shortfall in the military’s equipment budget, but allows for major investment in non traditional areas of “defence”. The Guardian cited defence sources, who said that the net budget of £16.5bn over five years would allow for “modernisation without making painful More...
The Pfizer vaccine’s meaningless 90% effectiveness, and the circus surrounding it
It’s odd that the announcement of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine efficacy percentage was triggered when 94 test subjects had fallen ill with Covid-19 (at least, as is claimed). It’s odd because it is such a random More...
Prohibition and Covid-19; Introduction, with an exploration of the embarrassment of hallowed US Constitution
The intention is to produce a series of articles reviewing literature written about the Prohibition (of the sale, production, importation and transportation of alcohol), in the 1920s and the early 30s, in the United More...
First anonymous Andy is stabbed, then he isn’t; naturally, the Fishmongers’ Hall inquests stink already
Following the publication here at FBEL of some of the transcript from the review hearing of the Fishmongers’ Hall inquests , which will be investigating the deaths of three people in the supposed 29th November More...
More Woolwich book
Just to let those readers who subscribe to FBEL.co.uk (frombehindenemylines.co.uk) know that a new tranche of material has been restored so that all of Volume One of The Woolwich Terror Attack: A Report on the Precursory More...
A list of FBEL’s Covid-19 articles – and brief comments regarding continuation of coronahoax
UK Government asserts a reality through its corporate-media arm (it doesn’t need the overhyped D-notices), and at the same time reacts to it – and confrontation by proposers of an alternative, evidence More...
