Rixon Stewart – Oct 23, 2022

Regular visitors may have encountered problems trying to access this website, with messages like the above appearing on screen. So it needs to be emphasised that we are not interested in your money and have never asked for anyone’s credit card details.

That’s not why this website was set up.

On Sunday morning Firefox, Chrome and Microsoft Edge all posted similar messages and, we would suggest that this was a concerted attempt to limit visitor numbers to the site. This is nothing new, however. The Truth-Seeker has already been shadow banned and removed from Google search results but this takes things to a whole new level.

As one regular contributor commented, this could be seen as a round of applause and we do indeed view it as a form of kudos. It means that the Powers That Be view this site as a problem and would like to limit its visitor numbers.

However, apart from trying to limit the number of visitors to the site, the browser warnings may have a more ominous significance.

On the morning that the browser warnings appeared, worrying new reports appeared that suggested that events in Ukraine were about to escalate dramatically and uncontrollably.

Among the various possibilities proposed was either a dramatic escalation in the Russian offensive. Or more worryingly perhaps, direct NATO intervention in the conflict.

As various commentators have pointed out, it may be no coincidence that the U.S. 101st Airborne have deployed to Romania with heavy weapons, little more than 3 miles from the border with Ukraine.

Nor is it an accident that Polish, Lithuanian forces and Ukrainian forces recently formed a so-called Tri-Lateral Brigade made up of elements from all three nations, which are now also deployed close to the Ukrainian border.

101st Airborne with Blackhawk helicopters near the Ukrainian border. Click to enlarge

For if the U.S. 101st Airborne were to launch a lightening airborne assault to seize parts of Eastern Ukraine, the Tri-Lateral Brigade could cross the border to link up and consolidate NATO’s foothold on the ground.

Gonzalo Lira has warned of something similar happening.

This is but one possibility in a number of potential scenarios that could soon unfold, all of them equally ominous. For example, in the past few days Russian Defence Minister Shoigui has warned of an “uncontrolled escalation” with Ukraine using “dirty bombs” in the conflict.

So what does this have to do with web browser warnings about this website, you may ask?

Well shortly after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine the UK media authority revoked RT’s broadcast licence in the UK. Formerly known as Russia Today, RT gave Moscow’s perspective on events that were often at odds with the Western MSM narrative.

So with the outbreak of war in Ukraine, RT had to have its broadcast licence revoked. The Western public simply couldn’t be exposed to such contrary views; they might even prompt viewers to start asking questions and thinking for themselves.

Now with the conflict potentially about to escalate dramatically, ANY perspective that differs or contradicts the Western MSM narrative has to be silenced, or at least stifled. But it has to be done in a low-key manner; because doing so openly contradicts the notion of “free speech” that the West supposedly champions.

Normally, the powers that be might try to smear this website as “anti-Semitic”. Unfortunately for them, we are happy to feature outspoken Jewish contributors so the anti-Semitic smear doesn’t quite fit.

Likewise, they might normally try to discredit us as “racist” and although we do have some racist comments we don’t share those sentiments. That’s because this website’s editor comes from a mixed-race family so the “racist” smear doesn’t quite fit either.

Hence the false warnings from major web browsers about this website.

Like the Powers That Be, the browsers’ warnings are based on lies and one day soon they will be exposed for what they are. Trouble is, before that happens we may have an almighty conflict that could easily escalate and spread far beyond Ukraine.

Finally, if you continue to encounter problems accessing this website try using different browsers and if all else fails try downloading the Tor browser. Then once downloaded type in thetruthseeker.co.uk into the address bar. It will then display “Secure Connection Not Available” and present you with two options in the lower right had corner: “Continue to HTTP Site” or “Go Back”.

Select Continue to HTTP Site and you’re back on TheTruthSeeker.co.uk.