[PDF file]: […] privatisation and City corruption leave us if Johnson’s leadership is the best the citizens of the UK can be offered? Johnson sees himself as a latter-day Winston Churchill and in portraying the Covid virus as the enemy plays up to the emotional attachment many Britons have for him. But the sober-minded electorate decided in […]
[PDF file]: […] view – was simply not relevant.3 It took quite a while for most of the UK political class to see beyond these people’s rather obvious prejudices. Winston Churchill was typical in this respect, finally coming down unequivocally against a Franco victory in late 1938. By this point — post-Munich — he realised that a […]
[…] small group of us decided to function as an informal action committee, without reporting to the Council.’ (p. 118) The members of the ‘action committee’ were Winston Churchill MP, John Gouriet (who later headed the Freedom Association) and the writer Robert Moss.113 Using ‘action committee’ is a wink to the spook-wise, for that term […]
[PDF file]: […] staged behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. There had been a number of these show trials in Britain in the early nineties, Euromac, Ordtech, Matrix Churchill and the trial of Elizabeth Forsyth. Evidence was suppressed instead of investigated, evidence was manufactured and PIIC imposed.43 To support her show trial argument, Olivia Frank […]
[PDF file]: […] Webster used to write in the early twentieth century – conspiratorial literature that saw the Russian Revolution as part of a longer history of Jewish conspiracy. Winston Churchill was reportedly a fan of this stuff. Indeed, while often presented in an off-hand or even slightly amused way, some of the historical asides are horrifying […]
[PDF file]: […] staged behind the Iron Curtain during the Cold War. There had been a number of these show trials in Britain in the early nineties, Euromac, Ordtech, Matrix Churchill and the trial of Elizabeth Forsyth. Evidence was suppressed instead of investigated, evidence was manufactured and PIIC imposed.43 To support her show trial argument, Olivia Frank […]
[PDF file]: […] . with the rise of Thatcher and the great show trials of the early nineties related to the clandestine Anglo-American arming of Iraq – Euromac, Ordtec, Matrix Churchill, Elizabeth Forsyth, Asil Nadir – the iron fist of political control has been worthy of anything that has come out of Eastern Europe.’ 5 […]
[PDF file]: […] three right, and seems unconcerned about the others. He focuses on Fleming’s private sex life, the theft of his friends’ wives and his association with celebrities like Churchill, Admiral Godfrey, General William Donovan, Sir William Stephenson and President Kennedy. He also dwells on the overall popularity of the books and movies. As for the […]
[…] three right, and seems unconcerned about the others. He focuses on Fleming’s private sex life, the theft of his friends’ wives and his association with celebrities like Churchill, Admiral Godfrey, General William Donovan, Sir William Stephenson and President Kennedy. He also dwells on the overall popularity of the books and movies. As for the […]
[…] commented: ‘ . . . with the rise of Thatcher and the great show trials of the early nineties related to the clandestine Anglo-American arming of Iraq – Euromac, Ordtec, Matrix Churchill, Elizabeth Forsyth, Asil Nadir – the iron fist of political control has been worthy of anything that has come out of Eastern Europe.’
