2023-08-30
Event 201, where the "great and the good" got together in 2019 to plan how a new pandemic should be handled, effectively heralded the Covid "pandemic".
The shaping of public opinion is a trademark of the secret services - that is clear from Operation Mockingbird, where the CIA took control of the American media. Why do that unless you want to manipulate public opinion?
Of course, the British are alleged to have helped the Americans to set up the CIA after the end of WW2. So have the British secret services been up to the same kind of tricks as their counterparts in the USA?
Tricks that may go well beyond the mere manipulation of public opinion?
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An alternative version of the events of 7 July 2005.
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A review of the subsequent trial of a whistleblower.
(NB: this is not legal advice)
In the same era (2003), the death of weapons expert Dr David Kelly was also extremely controversial, and may have been coincidentally associated with Prime Minister Blair's support for the invasion of Iraq due to Saddam Hussein's alleged possession of "Weapons of Mass Destruction" - WMDs that it turned out later were never found.
His inquest was "never finished" (this video does seem to have been doctored to remove inappropriate sound track sections).
