Why Did Alan Dershowitz Have A Sex Doll On His Couch In BBC Panorama?
That’s a serious question. Take a look at still photos of the BBC interview. Is this a test to see how many licence fee-paying BBC viewers will spot it?
That’s a serious question. Take a look at still photos of the BBC interview. Is this a test to see how many licence fee-paying BBC viewers will spot it?
Russia’s hypersonic Avangard missile system, which experts claim is “invulnerable” to interception by anti-missile defences, is now deployed and fully operational
Cultures rise and fall. The evidence of the latter is prima facie in whatever direction you look. Smoking Mirrors explains
Mandela’s unedited prison memoirs reveal a man who is quite unlike the media-generated myth
A former senior telecommunications technical officer goes on the rampage, destroying 5G towers to alert the public to the danger they pose
Did you know that polar bear numbers have increased by around 400% since the 1950s, or that that carbon dioxide makes up only 0.04% of the earth’s atmosphere?
The Labour Party had its roots in Britain’s working-class. In the wake of Brexit however, many Labour Remainers regard its working-class supporters with contempt
Everything this KGB defector warned against in this 1985 interview has taken place.
Tobias Langdon looks at the most powerful lobby in Westminster, the British equivalent of Washington’s pro-Israeli lobby
Political rhetoric can condemn the innocent to a fiery death with a few well-chosen words. As countless Iraqis found with the phrase: “Weapons of Mass Destruction”
Does last week’s ruling by five senior British judges mean that state agents can now “silence” dissidents in the interests of the wider good?
Governments around the world are getting wise to the scam of sending agents to foreign countries to cause trouble under the guise of protecting “human rights”