The Liverpool Women’s Hospital Incident; Part Three: No bomb – and no bomber, even?
Although this article had been promised as being about how the features of the explosion, in last Sunday’s Liverpool Women’s Hospital “terror” incident, undermined what was being claimed about a “bomb” by corporate-media and through it the security services, there needs to be a segue to it through a piece inserted into the running order More...
The Liverpool Women’s Hospital incident; Part Two: take our “how determined a jihadist are you?” quiz
When Emad Al Swealmeen “set off a bomb” outside a hospital on “Remembrance Sunday” (just before the oh-so symbolic 11-o-clock signal to worship the transfigured sacrifice in the temple ritual that takes More...
The Liverpool Women’s Hospital incident; Part One: One Born Every Time
Evidently, the Liverpool Women’s Hospital was featured in a Channel 4 television show called “One Born Every Minute”. The title is perhaps to do with how the institution in question is a maternity hospital, More...
The murder of David Amess, and the strange possibility of a missing patsy
In a tweet that he pinned to the top of his Twitter output, David Amess announced that appointments to meet him at his constituency surgery could be made by telephone or email. The surgery, of course, was the one More...
Mocked up
Wayne Couzens was sentenced this week. It was one of those occasions that occur these days in cases such as this where a lot of information that was never proven in a trial is presented as fact. Of course, because More...
Secret Casualties of World War Two: How UK Government wanted civilian death in German air raids
If Simon Webb is unconventional when he reports in his book, Secret Casualties of World War Two, that at times during German bombing raids on Britain, more casualties were had from British Army anti-aircraft fire More...
The Plymouth false-flag attack: inspecting the disastrous Parsonage family plank of narrative
What is one to make of it when a person who has relatives involved in the Plymouth shooting incident takes to Facebook to thank people for expressing concern at their welfare, and also to give an update on their More...
Noticing and understanding the subtly shifting Plymouth shooting narrative
There’s more truth to be found about what is going on in Afghanistan by looking at the incident that happened in Plymouth on 12th August than there is by diverting an audience into a debate about whether or not More...
In Plymouth, the Krypteia at the bottom of the garden?
The recent incident in Plymouth involving one Jake Davison was a false flag attack as part of a scheme to promote awareness in a mainstream audience of an aspect of what can be characterised as right-wing terrorism. More...
Lessons From Nineteen Eighty Four: a prelude to a series on the deliberate wartime shelling of British civilians
The library chez Laurie is about to be further endowed with a copy of Secret Casualties of World War Two: Uncovering the Civilian Deaths from Friendly Fire, by Simon Webb, and there’s going to be a series at FBEL More...
