The coronavirus police state (4): pushing back against the business shutdown and loan racket
The reality that UK Government asserts out of London via its controlled corporate-media is not the same thing as reality on the ground in the country. People are voting on lockdown with their feet. The fact that healthy people in streets and in parks were ruining the image of a country (supposedly) decimated by disease is why UK Government has been More...
Action against lockdown: boycotting supermarkets
The customer services department of Aldi has responded to a communication in response to the incident reported in the FBEL article, The disease is unsanctioned behaviour: getting asked to leave Aldi (and never going More...
The Queen is at economic war with the British people
A business selling doodads has to stop trading due to the fact that UK Government has deemed that a doodad is a non-essential item. Putting aside the disgusting overreach of the State in interfering with free trade, More...
Coronavirus deception now in plain view; UK Government imposes overt authoritarianism regardless
Yesterday, FBEL beat a good deal of corporate-media to reporting the backtracking by Neil Ferguson, the head of the Imperial College London team that prompted (or provided a pretext for) UK Government to introduce More...
The coronavirus police state: when suspected of infectiousness by police
Given that SARS-COV-2 related deaths appear to involve the expiration of the seriously ill who coincidentally may (or may not) be infected with a coronavirus (please see umpteen previous FBEL articles), it is a More...
Wuhan residents comment on Covid-19 coronavirus and authoritarian coping measures: “it’s all fake”
The Guardian article that is the study of this piece was written by a Lily Kuo, and published Friday 6th March with the headline ‘Fake, Fake’: senior Chinese leader heckled by residents on visit to coronavirus More...
What are you doing?
Not so very long ago, a passenger on a bus was approached by a man who announced he was the conductor. The passenger had never before seen a conductor on a bus of the sort he was at that moment travelling on: it More...
Dr Strangelove: or how I learned to stop worrying about the sale of the NHS
There was a lot of talk during the recent election campaign about the NHS being sold off to private companies in a post-Brexit Anglo-American trade deal. If this talk was initiated by Labour (and the author did More...
UK Government is going to install a Fake Brexit enacting Tory executive; don’t rubberstamp it by voting
Where are the plaudits for FBEL? A rhetorical question, of course: in Britain, when one is correct against the grain of disinformed opinion, wishful thinking and plain idiocy, and then in the face of sore feelings 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...