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 falling back to earth than from the weapons of the enemy, then it’s just because he’s choosing to report what is the sort of inconvenient 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...
Bizarrely and grotesquely, Couzens pleads guilty in court to charges not admitted to police
On Friday of the week just gone Wayne Couzens appeared at the Old Bailey (the home of high profile false-flag terror trials) via video link from Belmarsh prison (the home of high profile false-flag terror patsies) More...
Jo Cox Incident Periphery; Part Three: Batley & Spen by-election special; the difference between Jo Cox and Helen Leadbeater
On 1st July there is to be a by-election in the Batley and Spen Parliamentary constituency. It was in Birstall, located in this constituency, of course, where the UK Government mounted its 16th June, 2016, operation More...
A Sarah Everard mystery
There’s no point expecting a dog’s dinner to make any sense, and so that’s why there shouldn’t be any surprise at the incoherence coming, yesterday, from that bubble outside legal normality for bringing More...
Did Krypteia asset bludgeon PCSO Julia James to death?
Regarding the title of this piece: it is perfectly reasonable, if the Daily Mail is going to produce its own asking in its title “did serial killer bludgeon PCSO Julia James to death?”, and when there is no More...
Night of the Krypteia: perhaps the clearest case of a false flag attack, ever
Coming along and to arrive imminently (this week†) is a new and long overdue chapter in the series/book, hosted at frombehindenemylines.co.uk, on the 2019 inquests into the deaths that happened in the London Bridge More...
