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False flag: Leveson inquiry launched to ‘divert attention’ away from Cameron’s failings 0
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- September 24, 2015
Prime Minister David Cameron launched the Leveson inquiry into British press standards to divert attention away from his decision to hire shamed News Of The World editor Andy Coulson as his communications chief, a former police commissioner has said. The revelation emerged in the latest extract from Lord Ashcroft’s unauthorized biography of the Prime Minister,
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Microchipped Pharmaceuticals are the Surveillance State’s Next Weapon 0
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- September 24, 2015
Ever since the 9/11 terrorist attacks the powers that be cannot get enough surveillance on us. The latest in their quest for wanting to watch our every move comes in the form of microchipped pills. Not happy enough with monitoring our phone calls, computers and having a camera on us everywhere we go outside… the
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BBC confirms it will broadcast delayed Panorama investigation into alleged VIP paedophile ring 0
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- September 24, 2015
The BBC has confirmed it will broadcast a delayed Panorama investigation into allegations of a VIP paedophile ring next month. Ceri Thomas, Panorama editor, tweeted: “Can now confirm that the much-anticipated @BBCPanorama investigation into VIP paedophile ring allegations will be on BBC1 on October 6th.” The investigation, which is expected to debunk claims that a
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Lack of evidence’ to prosecute Lord Sewel on drugs charges 0
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- September 23, 2015
Disgraced peer Lord Sewel will not be prosecuted after Scotland Yard said today a video showing him apparently snorting cocaine with two sex workers was ‘insufficient evidence’. The 69-year-old quit the House of Lords and apologised for the ‘pain and embarrassment’ he caused his humiliated family when the footage emerged in July. In the film
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Westminster paedophile ring inquiry ‘not a shambles’, says police chief .. So it’s a ‘shambles” then ?0
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- September 23, 2015
The Metropolitan police commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, has denied his force’s investigation into allegations of a murderous Westminster paedophile ring is a “shambles”. In his first public remarks on Operation Midland, Hogan-Howe did, however, say that detectives had found it difficult to corroborate some of the allegations of a key witness known as “Nick”. He
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From pope’s to piggate – it’s all in plain sight 0
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- September 22, 2015
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