The Lowest of the Low
As ballot papers go out to those eligable to vote in the Labour Party leadership election, Gilad Atzmon reveals a few things that one of the front runners would prefer voters didn’t know
As ballot papers go out to those eligable to vote in the Labour Party leadership election, Gilad Atzmon reveals a few things that one of the front runners would prefer voters didn’t know
David Davis (left) is emerging as one of the few politicians in the UK to openly take issue with the New World Order. And as Rixon Stewart explains, David Icke doesn’t like that. See the article below for an insight into how poor Icke’s judgement is
T Stokes recounts some recent police actions in Westminster and what they reveal about modern Britain and, indirectly, about President Obama’s family
The prevalence of sexual perversion among those in power holds true in the UK as in the US, it’s used to control with threats of exposure. Like George Bush, British premier Gordon Brown has secrets in his past that if revealed could destroy his career
In the wake of a fund raising scandal Gilad Atzmon examines the Friends of Israel, the British counterpart of Washington’s pro-Israeli lobby and their influence over Britain’s ruling Labour Party
Gilad Atzmon on why voting for Tony Blair isn’t a choice for anyone with a grain of honesty and integrity
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
Strong indications are emerging that Michael Chertoff, the new Homeland Security chief, had ties with the man suspected of financing the 911 attacks, Dr. Magdy Elamir
The disregard shown by the Democratic Party and the mainstream media for the serious questions and concerns about how private companies count our votes “smacks of complicity”
No matter who wins the forthcoming presidential election, writes John Pilger, the years ahead are shaping up to be some of the most dangerous in history
In the wake of the Hutton fiasco, one truth remains evident: Tony Blair ordered an unprovoked invasion of another country on a totally false pretext, and that lies and deceptions from London and Washington caused the deaths of up to 55,000 Iraqis
Blair must know his game is over. Bush’s reception in Britain demonstrated that; and the CIA has now announced that the Iraqi resistance is “broad, strong and getting stronger”