Djokovic and tin-pot Australia: Nazi Germany was more relaxed about Jesse Owens
It’s probably true to say that the German Nazi government was more relaxed about Jesse Owens than the Australian tin-pot regime is about Novak Djokovic. Whatever reason that the Australian immigration service, and government officials, give for denying entry to Djokovic to play in that country’s tennis championship, it is supremely easy to discern More...
UK Government’s change of strategy for Labour general election success after dismal Leadbeater performance: have Starmer appeal to Tory voters?
Although Kim Leadbeater was successfully forced at the Batley and Spen by-election, like a magician makes an unsuspecting dupe pick a predetermined card, it was a pyrrhic victory. A collapse in turnout meant that More...
Building the “coronahoax” charge sheet: reckoning culpability for the deliberate inflation of Covid-19 death
If the aspect of lockdown intended to modify behaviour in a public place is disintegrating because enough people have chosen to defy it, the UK Government still has a trick up its sleeve. The main objective, as More...
A tale of two Covid-19s; potentially, the only real thing is the fight too far picked by UK Government
The latest Intensive Care National Audit & Research Centre (ICNARC) audit of patients with “Covid-19” in intensive, or critical care in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, reports that only 1499 people More...
More Article 50 scaremongering; desperate UK Government sacrifices Parliament; the “Republic” sees how it all stands
Many do think that there is a rationalisation by which the British ruling class feels justified in its government-by-deception, whereby underneath the constant confidence trickery, the full spectrum dominance in 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...
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...
In perverse twist, the crisis to engineer tolerance of a bad Article 50 deal incorporates the vote on the deal
In the previous FBEL article on this topic, it was said that the vote of no confidence in Theresa May back in December was “all about engineering support in the country for a bad Article 50 deal”, and as the More...
The Stage: Theresa May copes in pantomime debut as old woman who scraped excrement from the bottom of a shoe
So, all of a sudden there is going to be a vote of no confidence in Theresa May, and possibly a Tory leadership contest. Make no mistake, it is all about engineering support in the country for a bad Article 50 deal. More...
The vilification of civil disobedience; Part One: the second referendum
There has been some talk recently, by quite senior politicians, about the possibility of civil disobedience arising from an attempt to hold a second referendum on the UK’s EU membership. It doesn’t matter if More...
