Kurt Nimmo | Infowars.com | February 24, 2015 Iraqi lawmaker says U.S. wants to promote chaos in his country Iran’s FAR News Agency reports the Iraq Army has shot down two British planes delivering weapons to the Islamic State. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xai2gsjIoJo?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] “The Iraqi Parliament’s National Security and Defense Committee has access to the photos of…
RT | 19 Feb 2015 Western states are trumpeting ISIS as the latest threat to civilisation, claiming total commitment to their defeat, and using the group’s conquests in Syria and Iraq as a pretext for deepening their own military involvement in the Middle East. Yet as Libya seems to be following the same path as…
Sputnik | 20 Feb 2015 The Guardian reported claims by Sue Bamford, a textiles artist from Bodmin, Cornwall, who told the newspaper that whilst taking a driving lesson she saw what she later believed to be a Russian bomber flying over St Eval. EDINBURGH (Sputnik), Mark Hirst — The claims that a Russian bomber flew directly…
Vikram Dodd, Richard Norton-Taylor | The Guardian | February 16, 2015 Court case to address alleged cover-up of British state involvement at the Kincora children’s home in Northern Ireland MI5 is facing allegations it was complicit in the sexual abuse of children, the high court in Northern Ireland will hear on Tuesday. Victims of the…
Associated Press | February 6, 2015 GCHQ not required to pay fine or delete any of the illegally gathered data United Kingdom spies acted illegally when they scooped up data about Britons’ electronic communications gathered by the U.S. National Security Agency, a court ruled Friday in a landmark judgment against Britain’s security services. But the judges…
Paul Joseph Watson | February 6, 2015 Pakistani rape gangs targeted white children, authorities covered up scandal over ‘racism’ fears The girls were specifically selected by the Muslim rape gangs because they were white. They were seen as “easy meat”. Their so-called “white privilege” didn’t help them at all – in fact it was an…
Rosa Prince | The Telegraph | February 5, 2015 Said her panel will not report back until 2018… Justice Lowell Goddard, the newly appointed chairman of the inquiry into historic sexual abuse, has said her panel will not report back until 2018 but promised it would remain under control by setting ‘achievable goals’. Following the…
TheLocal.de | February 5, 2015 Warned government they may cut ties with German counterparts over parliamentary inquiry into spying British spies have warned the government they may cut off ties with their German counterparts over a parliamentary inquiry into spying by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). Focus magazine reported on Thursday that top spies…
Christopher Hope | The Telegraph | 6 Dec 2015 Lord Dykes asked: ‘Is my noble friend aware that more and more people think it is some kind of attempt to prolong the agony of Mr Blair facing possible war crimes charges?’ Tony Blair could face war crimes charges as a result of the Iraq war…
RT.com | January 5, 2015 Buckingham Palace has been forced to defend Prince Andrew over sex abuse allegations as news outlets revealed a secret deal allegedly designed to protect the fifth in line to the UK throne from prosecution in the US. The Duke of York returned to the UK from the Swiss ski resort…