The War on Terror
In the guise of fighting the “War on Terror”, writes T Stokes, the British government is now waging covert war on its own citizens
In the guise of fighting the “War on Terror”, writes T Stokes, the British government is now waging covert war on its own citizens
T Stokes traces how Agents Of Influence and Agents In Place, like Senator Joseph Lieberman (left), sway an unwitting electorate, often against their better interests
Far from being the patriotic hero of popular myth, Winston Churchill may have been a traitor whose successes were dependent on lies and black occultism
His death was as big as Kennedy’s or Diana’s. So why did British agents murder the nation’s most prominent general at the height of World War I?
The activities of body snatchers Burke and Hare, who were executed in Edinburgh over a hundred years ago, seem to have found a new lease of life and a lucrative one too
John Sentamu was made Britain’s first black archbishop of York last year. However T Stokes argues his appointment was politically motivated; meant to put a lid on claims of widespread child abuse and cannibalistic practise rather than stop them
Where the pragamatism of political power meet the nether world of mind-control and where subliminal programming to keep them passive, serenades a stupefied populace. In effect, modern political power is being buttressed with the aid of black magic
And why did he commit suicide just as he was about to become a multi-millionaire?
Violent crime is soaring in Britain, a rise linked with food additives and the pharmaceutical industry. While conducting research into the link, an alternative clinic a was offered generous assistance by a pharmaceutical giant, with strings attached