David Starkey: Race, riots and censorship
Regardless of whether one agrees with David Starkey’s on the recent riots or not, the furore over his comments is proof that in modern Britain some things simply cannot be said
Regardless of whether one agrees with David Starkey’s on the recent riots or not, the furore over his comments is proof that in modern Britain some things simply cannot be said
Amy Winehouse will forever be remembered as the fiery diva who inspired, shocked, attracted and repulsed people all at once. Most importantly, by dying at the age of 27, Amy Winehouse became the latest member of the 27 Club
The corporate media is finally waking up to the fact that it no longer has a monopoly on the flow of information and ideas. Governments are too as they realise that this could even pose a threat to their authority
Week in week out these occult images are being churned out – for those with the eyes to see
Vigilant Citizen returns with more examples of occult symbolism being displayed in the mass media – for those who know
Oscar award winning actors and androgynous male models are amongst this week’s collection of those displaying occult symbolism for those who know
The phone hacking scandal has prompted calls for Metropolitan Police to reopen its investigation into the theft of love letters written by Princess Diana. Indirectly, the letters and the ongoing controversy also threaten to expose Piers Morgan’s involvement in phone hacking
Far from being a “nationalist”, Breivik was a Neo-Con who advocated both support for Israel and murderous hostility to Muslims, not just in Europe but in Palestine and elsewhere
How the mainstream media covers an atrocity like the recent massacre in Norway depends as much on the killer’s ethniticity as the event itself. Peter Brimelow explains
Featuring Harry Potter Star Emma Watson, Pakistani singers and Japanese goth bands who, knowingly or not, are all flaunting occult symbolism in their photo shoots
Dan Cooper, who helped launch Fox News as managing editor in 1996, said that a so-called “brain room” carried out “counter intelligence” on the channel’s enemies from its New York headquarters
Phone hacking scandal creeps closer to Prime Minister David Cameron