London Bridge Inquests; Part One: Introduction
In May and June of this year, coroner’s inquests were staged at the Old Bailey into the deaths that occurred during the so-called terrorist incident of June 3rd, 2017, at London Bridge and Borough Market. Naturally, because it constituted an effort to translate an official narrative into done-and-dusted history, the scope of the proceedings went well More...
The Boris Johnson “bait and switch” operation: you won’t be buying what you think he’s selling
The effort to scare Leave-voters into tolerating an Article 50 treaty has taken a turn into bizarre and perhaps desperate territory. As the UK Government plays chess with itself and a nation observes, it has brought More...
As BBC admits licence fee refusal impacts its viability, with the end of over-75 subsidy, even more “evasion” ahead
In June the BBC released its Group Annual Report and Accounts 2018/19, and the headline information had to be a 3.7% decrease in income by licence fee revenue. While this was blamed on the phased reduction of government More...
Of silent ships: keeping track of information that passes in the night
While it was news that caused no more than a brief stir in British corporate-media, that the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) seized a third ship in the Persian Gulf at the end of July allows broader More...
El Paso, and why American mass shootings don’t have to be remotely believable
Another day, another American mass shooting – that was quickly exploited by politicians and corporate-media to attempt to shame the gun-owning public into accepting their disarmament. While the El Paso incident More...
At Brecon and Radnorshire by-election, least voter participation since 1922; Remain extremists gaslight a nation
After the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election, which came about under circumstances more implausible than those which generated the recent same such vote in Peterborough, the elephant in the room of interpretive More...