Shamima Begum (a clue might be in the name) and the inconvenient truth about ISIS
This last week a British “school girl” living in Syria created a huge media furore because she was a supposed “ISIS bride” and had expressed a desire to return to Britain. In October 2017, corporate-media stated into the record that there was a belief that, at that time, more than 400 British jihadists from Syria or Iraq had already More...
Boycotting the European elections: there can be no business as usual after Fake Brexit
There has been a lot of talk in corporate-media in the last few days about a delay to Britain leaving the EU. Basically it would mean the postponement of the repealing of the European Communities Act 1972 (ECA), More...
Taking down the BBC: another “Tommy Robinson” psyop gets essential help from the Establishment enemy?
The people who pull the strings of the actor who plays “Tommy Robinson” have had their marionette jigging around and leaping about on the set where a BBC television crew were due to interview him. With a trail More...
Flailing BBC’s third successive licence fee hike stems from vulnerability caused by stubborn and increasing TV tax refusal
The BBC is set to raise the cost of the TV Licence fee a third time in as many years. While corporate-media headlines, when reporting this, tend to concentrate on the potential implications for over-75s (and their More...
The Malthouse compromise, the ongoing Tory Brexit con, and further tricks to engineer acceptance of the Article 50 deal
It has been spelt out at FBEL before: the objective of Government in this current supposed post-EU era, and with regards Brexit, is to dupe the leave-voting public, which is the majority of it, and the demographic More...
Leading to World War I from behind: Britain’s neutrality tease, and smokescreen over Russian mobilisation
In this, the latest article in a continuing if slightly irregularly published series looking at an orthodox history of the events leading to the start of World War I from a post-9/11 perspective, we examine how More...