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Category: politics

  • Why US/UK/EU politicians are unfairly accusing Russia

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    Successful i.e. elected, Neo-Con politicians are unfairly accusing Russia of targetted murders, subverting democracy by interfering in elections using fake news and cyber espionage.

    The problem is that it is these Neo-Con shits that are subverting democracy and attempting a distraction by blaming Russia. We know who the real perpetrators are – it’s Cambridge Analytica and it’s parent company SCL Group – Neo-Cons who subvert elections globally using Psychological Operations (Psyops or Psychological Warfare). We know that these nasty bastards were involved in subverting the 2016 Presidential election. We know that they subvert democracy internationally so that elections are effectively bought.

    Salisbury Consultant Stephen Davies says no nerve agent

    Craig Murray has comprehensively demolished the fake news promoted by the UK govrenment that Russia poisoned British spy Sergei Skripol and his daughter Yulia in the UK town of Salisbury. There is no way that imaginary Novichok nerve agent can be reasonably blamed on Russia: They don’t have any and it can be produced elsewhere.

    US and EU politicians have been supporting UK despite the Russian nerve agent fake news being exposed for the bullshit it is over a week ago.

     

     

  • Hypnosis

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    I was hypnotized against my will and without my consent in February 2017. Dr. Bitchy video recorded me while I was hypnotized. I remember her setting up a tripod. I doubt that she filmed me eating onions. I wonder if she’s a Zionist. [26/03/18 I suspect that she is because she writes carefully-crafted letters encoded in English Jewish code (Agrippa). You are welcome to accuse me of anti-Semitism in the comments.]

    Strange that any complaints I make about that GP practice get suddenly dropped – Health Service Ombudsmen, ICO, I’ve even had an advocate can’t wait to drop me. Much more emotional and involving when you see it on screen.

    7/3/19 I am fiercely independent and not one to raise my arms as though in surrender. Dr. Bitchy has really f’d me over because I did not defer to her class and perceived status.

    I was following medical advice and insisted on seeing a doctor urgently because there was the real possibility that I was bleeding internally. She has seen to it that evil lies are spread about me so that people treat me like something nasty that you step in by accident. She’s attacked me while hiding. I’ve recognised part of it because I partially speak that ‘language’.

  • Amber Rudd and UK government promotes imaginary, unfinished anti-ISIS software

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    UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd and the UK government are promoting imaginary, unfinished software that is so wonderful that it makes breakfast.

    Claimed to detect ISIS-videos with 94% accuracy before they’re even been imagined but it’s not even been written yet.

    She could instead have 100% accuracy by watching the SITE intelligence group that makes and publishes ISIS videos.

    14 February 2018

    The Government Has Spent £600,000 On An Online Extremism Detector, But No Major Websites Are Signed Up

    “… the algorithm is still in development and it is only making it public for the first time.”

    “still in development” means unfinished, not written yet. How is it 94% effective and 99.5% accurate if it’s unfinished, not written yet?

  • Snooper’s Charter deemed unlawful

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    Image of GCHQ donught building. Doesn't look like a doughnut. Look. Oh c'mon, can't you see - open your eye.

    http://metro.co.uk/2018/01/30/court-appeal-rules-snoopers-charter-unlawful-7273823/

    The Government’s so-called ‘Snoopers’ Charter’ is unlawful in its current form, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

    Tom Watson, deputy leader of the Labour Party, challenged the law that he said was ‘flawed from the start’.

    The law – officially known as the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) – gave the government wider-ranging powers of surveillance than previous legislation – including access to personal data such as internet and phone records, even when there was no suspicion of criminal activity or no proper oversight.

    Officials claimed these broad powers were vital to protect the public from criminals, including paedophiles and terrorism.

    However, critics argued that it granted police and spies some of the western world’s most extensive snooping capabilites.

    ‘This legislation was flawed from the start,’ Watson said in a statement. ‘The government must now bring forward changes to the Investigatory Powers Act to ensure that hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom are innocent victims or witnesses to crime, are protected by a system of independent approval for access to communications data.’

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    UK minister forced to resign over secret Israel meetings as questions continue to swirl