Part One â News Review and Investigative Reports Saif Hussain, taxi driver of a Bristol Blue Cab, explains how Uber are pushing them out of the market, and Bristol Council arenât helping. Uber and rapes Cameron pushing Uber Mayor Marvin and development deals in Bristol. Blue Hackney taxi drivers in Bristol are renewing their battle against Bristol City Council over everything from claims of institutional racism to allegations the council are trying to put them out of business. The drivers of Bristolâs blue cabs are planning to take to the streets in a co-ordinated protest drive at some point in January. The last time they did that action, in the spring of 2017, the drivers drove deliberately slowly in convoy around the Temple Circus Gyratory during the morning rush hour, and it was enough to create gridlock for hours in much of the city centre. Now, the organisers of the protests have apologised in advance to the people of Bristol for whatever disruption they are going to cause in January, and pleaded with the public to understand their reasons and support them in their campaign.
James Adlington, owner of Bristol Blue Glass, discusses a disagreement with Mayor Marvin at a business promotion event at the Aerospace Museum, and how since then, his appeals for a business space in central Bristol have been ignored. Bristol Waste failures. Bristol mayor treated councillors âlike a nuisance to be barely tolerated, and left in a corner to do colouring-in like primary school childrenâ. Cllr Sergeant said the mayor saw local councillors as an âannoying inconvenienceâ and that he set up the City Office and One City boards as an âalternative councilâ to make policy that âcircumvents democratic processâ.
ITV West report â homeless housed during Covid crisis, will now have to leave accommodation. Housing policy under Marvinâs rule. Upcoming local elections â how is Labour faring?
Neil McAvoy, Welsh member of parliament for Propel party, on corruption in the Labour Party and also Plaid Cymru.
Steve Perry, from CAUSE (Campaign Against Urban Sprawl East Chippenham) Wiltshire, discusses big developers in Chippenham. Rt Hon James Gray MP â The plans for a multimillion-pound relief route around a Wiltshire town would be a âserious desecration of the countrysideâ which âshould not go ahead.â âIt breaches every aspect of the Neighbourhood Plan, which specifies that the eastern side of the town of Chippenham has outstanding natural and community value, and that it should not be built on in any circumstances.â âHIF funding, as I understand it, demands full public support and I can tell you that there has been no public consultation at all.â âThis proposed road is a serious desecration of the countryside and should not, under any circumstances, be allowed.â âI really take issue with the new houses the council wants to build as well as the road. I think the number of cars brought by the houses will not only negate the relief road but make the traffic worse.â
Marvin on housing in BBC Mayoral Debate. Will all the recent growing protest movements effect elections next week?
David Miller, Sociologist Professor from Bristol University, on lobbyists. Afghanistan and opium. London City Airport has no air traffic controllers on site any more. Robotising and the economy. â
Bent Coppers: crossing the line of dutyâ BBC 2 documentary â cops taking bribes not to prosecute armed robbers in the City of London.
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Part Two â Covid-19 Scamdemic Casedemic latest and investigations Upcoming local elections. Watershed â Tweet liking Marvin STORY LINK**.
Jo Biden rolling back Iran sanctions. Tanks and Think Tanks â Mint Press STORY LINK**. Covid and The Great Reset. Embryo made from human and monkey cells â transhumanism. Prince Charles wants to shrink The Royal Family â Post STORY LINK**.
Tonyâs Facebook post about dosage of Ivermectin for Covid.
New Police Unit spying on protesters â Canary â Leaked briefing provides a snapshot of a new police unit thats spying on protesters â An internal police briefing leaked online provides a snapshot into the workings of a new intelligence unit. The role of this unit is to spy on protesters across the UK. Its a division of the National Police Coordination Centre (NPoCC). And its work appears to be very similar to that of an earlier unit, the officers of which were subsequently dubbed spycops. â The briefing document states that the author is NPoCC Strategic Intelligence & Briefing (SIB).- And the document prefaces that: This report is solely for the use of approved named individuals on NPoCCs audited distribution list. According to Netpol, which seeks to monitor public order, protest and street policing, NPoCC-SIB should be seen as a new spycops unit. Netpols comments came after the publication of a March 2021 report by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) that stated: Since the late 1990s, the police have made various arrangements for managing protest-related intelligence nationally. In recent years, this has fallen under the remit of Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP). In January 2020, the NPCC decided to reallocate responsibilities. Low-level aggravated activism intelligence was transferred to the National Police Coordination Centre (NPoCC).
Phil Zimmerman discusses what the big anti Lockdown protest was like at the weekend. Judith Brown describes the anti Lockdown protest. Employment vs universal basic income.
Deouty Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, speaks to the media at New Scotland Yard, with the lastest update on the Salisbury nerve gas attack on March 13, 2018 in London, England. Neil Basu, Senior National Co-ordinator delivers update on the incident in Salisbury.
Neil Basu, Assistant Commissioner for Met Police, top anti-terror cop in Britain, calls for new law to outlaw anti vaxxers â is this his responsibility? Neil Basu should stick to the day job â The counter-terrorism chief wants new laws to censor anti-vaxxers. What on earth has this got to do with him? Assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Neil Basu has called for a debate on whether to introduce new laws to punish those who spread anti-vaccination conspiracy theories. In this, Basu follows concerns raised by the Labour Partys shadow health spokesman, Jon Ashworth, and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. However, in suggesting the need for legislation and the criminalisation of anti-vaccination activists, Basu, a public official, appears to be running ahead of the politicians. There are several points to make about Neil Basus prominence in this debate. The first is to ask whether he should be there at all. Basu is a senior police officer whose primary focus is counter-terrorism. It is not clear why debates surrounding the political and medical response to a pandemic is any of his business. A second issue is how Basu found the time for this intervention not least when the authorities have repeatedly stressed the scale of the terrorist threat facing Britain. After the jihadist outrages of 2017, there were believed to be some 3,000 terror suspects under active investigation in the UK and 20,000 who had been of interest in the past. This year that latter figure was raised to 40,000. Recent terror attacks in France and Austria serve as a further reminder that the threat from Islamist terrorism has not gone away.
Former UN WHO nurse Dr Judith Brown on why she believes India is having a surge in Covid cases. We are now deluged by the mainstream media, the Ministry of Truth leading the charge, with daily updates on the COVID-19 figures from India: infections; hospitalisations; and deaths. It is even better that many Indians are cremated and not buried. Thus, we are treated to lines of shrouded bodies awaiting their turn on the bonfire. A sight that would frighten even the most resilient. It is hard to escape the conclusion that this is being done to prepare us for continued or reintroduced lockdowns. We are provided with daily estimates of the death rates. If they are accurate then the figures are staggering but a reality check will tell anyone that the size of the population of India is also staggering: 1.366 billion compared with 66.65 million in the UK. If the number of deaths in India is contextualised, they are getting off lightly compared with the UK. Our peak daily deaths allegedly due to COVID-19 were just under 2000. A comparable number in India would be over 50,000 yet we are seeing fewer than 3000 deaths daily. But the mainstream media report this as if it were Armageddon.
Palestinian demonstrators urge Hammas to âhit Israelâ.
The Traitors Of Arnhem â Martin Bormann and the Bilderberg Group by Tony Gosling (2021)
Tonyâs new book âTraitors of Arnhemâ out in paperback. The Traitors Of Arnhem â Bilderberg origins â Allied/Nazi treachery in the endgame of World War Two â by Tony Gosling (100 pages) â Sept 1944 âBridge Too Farâ Arnhem battle and bringing of Hitlerâs treasurer Martin Bormann to England in May 1945 at the end of WWII â Key pro-Nazis in 1930s England were Edward VIII and Bank of England governor Montague Norman. Field Marshal Montgomeryâs concept behind MARKET-GARDEN was a sound one, to obtain a bridgehead over the Lower Rhine would have seeded panic in German defences and supply lines, and by directly threatening Germanyâs industrial heartland, likely brought the war to a speedy conclusion. However, several enormous operational errors, which in light of more recent events may be considered sabotage, diverted field officers and the overall operation from the original plan. The Traitors Of Arnhem takes the reader through the solid evidence that the Battle of Arnhem, Operation Market Garden, was âthrownâ, deliberately, by senior British commanders, in order to buy the Nazis time to complete financial deals with the Allies that had been in train at least since a secret meeting, revealed here, since the previous month. On the military, political and financial trail we follow the cover-up of the subsequent snatching by Royal Navy commandos in the last days of the war, of British agent and Adolf Hitlerâs private secretary Martin Bormann, Alongside other Allied/Nazi deals too, such as the smuggling by submarine of enriched Uranium from the Nazi stores to be incorporated into the Manhattan Project, evidence of which has only emerged in the final decade of the twentieth century. The culprits are identified for eleven operational âmistakesâ, all of which decreased Market Gardenâs chances of succeeding. Nevertheless, due to the ferocious courage of PIR 504 of the US 82nd Airborne division the operation nearly succeeded and had to be very obviously, deliberately scuppered in what must be one of the most treacherous decisions in military history.
The CIA Used to Infiltrate the Media. Now the CIA *is* the Media â Operation Mockingbird â Caitlin Johnstone â In totalitarian dictatorships, the government spy agency tells the news media what stories to run, and the news media unquestioningly publish it. In free democracies, the government spy agency says âHoo buddy, have I got a scoop for you!â and the news media unquestioningly publish it. In 1977 Carl Bernstein published an article titled âThe CIA and the Mediaâ reporting that the CIA had covertly infiltrated Americaâs most influential news outlets and had over 400 reporters who it considered assets in a program known as Operation Mockingbird. It was a major scandal, and rightly so. The news media is meant to report truthfully about what happens in the world, not manipulate public perception to suit the agendas of spooks and warmongers. Nowadays the CIA collaboration happens right out in the open, and people are too propagandized to even recognize this as scandalous. Immensely influential outlets like The New York Times uncritically pass on CIA disinfo which is then spun as fact by cable news pundits. The sole owner of The Washington Post is a CIA contractor, and WaPo has never once disclosed this conflict of interest when reporting on US intelligence agencies per standard journalistic protocol. Mass media outlets now openly employ intelligence agency veterans like John Brennan, James Clapper, Chuck Rosenberg, Michael Hayden, Frank Figliuzzi, Fran Townsend, Stephen Hall, Samantha Vinograd, Andrew McCabe, Josh Campbell, Asha Rangappa, Phil Mudd, James Gagliano, Jeremy Bash, Susan Hennessey, Ned Price and Rick Francona, as are known CIA assets like NBCâs Ken Dilanian, as are CIA interns like Anderson Cooper and CIA applicants like Tucker Carlson.
CONSPIRACY CLASSICS 4: Anton Chaitkin on the British Financial Empire (1994) â âWho We Are â Americaâs Fight for Universal Progress â Conspiracy Classics: Anton Chaitkin talk in 1994 â âThe History of the British Financial Empireâ â Free Trade and Marxist historians both claim that when medieval restrictions were lifted, and the rich were allowed to do whatever they wanted with their money, they turned their investment portfolios toward the greatest profit, which just happened to be totally new industry. The freedom to be selfish thus supposedly caused the new industry to appear. â Oxford lecturer Arnold Toynbee promoted the hoax: âThe essence of the Industrial Revolution is the substitution of competition for the medieval regulations which had previously controlled the production and distribution of wealth. On this account it is not only one of the most important facts [sic]of English history, but Europe owes to it the growth of two great systems of thoughtâeconomic science, and its antithesis, socialism.â A half century ago, the Anglo-American Establishment reversed the policies that made America rich, powerful, and humane. They erased our former way of thinking from public memory. They took away from us our original national mission: gaining scientific control over nature to uplift mankind. They falsely inserted their own goal â power for the few over the many â into our history, so that no remedy from our real heritage seemed possible. This explosive book by the masterful investigative historian, Anton Chaitkin, restores that stolen American legacy. The secret to modern history, is that all the great breakthroughs in technology were deliberate projects for the improvement of humanity. Chaitkin takes you behind the scenes, to see the two sides struggling to control American policy: nationalist statesmen and industrial innovators, versus the British empire, Wall Street and the southern slaveowners.
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