State Crime And Police Cover Up; A Reappraisal Of Infamous Cases: Twickenham Attacks; Part Four: a psychological operation
Anna-Maria Rennie was approached by a man in a car at a bus stop in Twickenham in October, 2001. When she refused his offer of a lift, he tried to drag her into his vehicle. She struggled and escaped, and in 2005, she identified Levi Bellfield as the culprit in a “video ID parade”, after his arrest in November, 2004, in connection with the murder More...
State Crime And Police Cover Up; A Reappraisal Of Infamous Cases: Twickenham attacks; Part One: Sheedy
The death of Milly Dowler has been attributed to Levi Bellfield, and he has received a life sentence for it, but it doesn’t fit a pattern, by which a number of women and older female teenagers (not children) were 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...
This is what you want… This is what you get
In a recent appraisal of the current situation in the country, it was noted in these pages that “UK Government has evidently been looking for, and is perhaps now finding a level of imposition at which a majority More...
The coronavirus police state (5): the wear-a-mask-to-shop deception
There’s a fatal weakness in the UK Government’s requirement for the wearing of face coverings in shops to be mandatory, and this article is for raising awareness of it. Moreover, as this is a continuation of More...
The facemask balancing act: a matter of controlling heat in the economy
The thing about wearing facemasks to prevent supposed infection from so-called SARS-COV is this: if you are breathing while you are wearing one, the mask is not working. On the other hand, if air can’t pass through More...
The disease is unsanctioned behaviour: getting asked to leave Aldi (and never going back)
This article features an account of how, at the start of this week, two people known to the author were asked to leave their local Aldi supermarket because they questioned the good sense of a social distancing policy More...
The coronavirus police state (3): Gathering, and gatekeeping
Peter Hitchens has been begging his Twitter audience to “stick strictly to rules”. He refers, presumably, to the Coronavirus Restrictions Regulations (CRR), and evidently doesn’t want the Tory Executive of More...
The coronavirus police state (2): The illusion of police powers under Regulations 6 & 8 of Coronavirus Restrictions
Inevitably, as more people understand that the Covid-19 pandemic is a hoax, there is likewise going to be growing resentment and frustration caused by the perception that the population of the country is suffering More...
Hiding the truth in the lies, all part of the coronavirus swindle: Eddie Large and 568 others
Remember Eddie Large? He used to do Deputy Dog impressions and exasperate his straight man double act partner who could never, as a result of Large’s heckling, perform a song from start to finish. After years More...
