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Category Archives: unofficial narrative
While I have your attention …
I’d like to know about the legal order that is applied to me. Super-injunction, hyper-injunction, DA-notice? WTF is it? It appears that there is a fantastically restrictive legal order in place e.g restricting divulging my name. How on Earth can … Continue reading
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A decade on …
A decade on I’m starting to feel very much like I did a decade ago – that the state is out to get me personally. Actually, it’s more than just a feeling. It’s the language used about Fascists (individual Fascists?) … Continue reading
Election campaign has nothing to say about synthetic make-it-up terrorism
Shall we have some? Neo-Con Terrrism BS that is … Cos I have an awful lot to say about that ed: What happens is that there is not really any terrrism. What they do is call anyone who opposes them … Continue reading
Posted in 7/7, be afraid, be afraid of terrrists, neo-con, new authoritarianism, terrorism bullshit, they made it up, to make me a terrorist, Tony Blair, unofficial narrative, we are protecting you from evil terrrists (honest). We're not evilly manipulating your fears, what a load of crap
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Keep them there till they die … well we’re in charge, we’re the totally partisan police … let’s make look it look like a terrrist attack although we’ve had loads of tube incidents signed: Ian Blair
Let’s chose who’s going to live Ian Blair: We’ve got to get the numbers right. We’ve got to pretend that this is a terrrist attack instead of just another dust explosion on the tube. We’ve got to do it for … Continue reading
Posted in 2005, 7 July, 7/7, be afraid, be afraid of terrrists, Ian Blair, Jean Charles de Menezes, new authoritarianism, politics, terrorism bullshit, they made it up, to make me a terrorist, Tony Blair, UK history, unofficial narrative, war on terrorism, war on terrorism bullshit, we are protecting you from evil terrrists (honest). We're not evilly manipulating your fears, what a load of crap
Tagged 7/7, Ian Blair, Jean Charles de Menezes, war of terrorism
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It’s obvious
that I’m going to have to publish a leaflet saying that I am regarded as a potential terrrist because I am a totally legitimite and legal political activist I will deliver it locally to all these people who fully appreciate … Continue reading
About 7/7
7 July 2005, the day of the London murders. Central to understanding the London bombings is the bus at Tavistoc Sq. Why is there a Kingstar van in front of the bvs? What does that mean?
Posted in 7/7, Ian Blair, Iraq wars, it's a myth, Jean Charles de Menezes, politics, previous blog, they made it up, Tony Blair, unofficial narrative
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Blair’s government allowed USA to spy on UK citizens
The Guardian and Channel4 – in a joint investigation – have released documents sourced by whistleblower Edward Snowden. The documents reveal that US intelligence agencies were given far greater powers to spy on UK citizens by UK intelligence agency GCHQ … Continue reading
Surveillance technology out of control, says Lord Ashdown
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/18/surveillance-technology-out-of-control-ashdown The technology used by Britain’s spy agencies to conduct mass surveillance is “out of control”, raising fears about the erosion of civil liberties at a time of diminished trust in the intelligence services, according to the former Liberal Democrat … Continue reading
No more evasion and prevarication – Britain’s elite must be held to account
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/nov/17/chilcot-inquiry-tony-blair-bush The blocking of the Chilcot report underlines how the powerful shield their activities from the public Henry Porter … It is the greatest scandal of British public life in a generation, yet Blair and his allies, such as Jack … Continue reading
Blind old cnut Blunkett all of a sudden – many years too late – says that interception was too much
Blind old cnut Blunkett all of a sudden says “Human nature is you get carried away, so we have to protect ourselves from ourselves,” he said. “In government you are pressed by the security agencies. They come to you with very … Continue reading
Posted in geeky tech, it's a myth, politics, previous blog, to make me a terrorist, unofficial narrative, USUK
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Google and Yahoo furious at reports NSA secretly taps data centres
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/oct/30/google-reports-nsa-secretly-intercepts-data-links Files obtained from Edward Snowden suggest NSA can collect information sent by fibre optic cable between Google and Yahoo data hubs ‘at will’ Google and Yahoo, two of the world’s biggest tech companies, reacted angrily to a report on … Continue reading
David Cameron makes veiled threat to media over NSA and GCHQ leaks
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/28/david-cameron-nsa-threat-newspapers-guardian-snowden Prime minister alludes to courts and D notices and singles out the Guardian over coverage of Edward Snowden saga David Cameron has called on the Guardian and other newspapers to show “social responsibility” in the reporting of the leaked … Continue reading
Spain summons US ambassador over claim NSA tracked 60m calls a month
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/28/spain-summons-us-ambassador-nsa-calls El Mundo newspaper reports having seen NSA document that reveals extent of agency’s monitoring of Spanish phone calls The Spanish prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, has summoned the US ambassador to explain the latest revelations to emerge from the files … Continue reading
How I disagree with Greg Dyke on Tony Bliar
Inspired by this article about Greg Dyke on Tony Blair. Tony Blair has been called “a shady figure” and a “very sad man” by former BBC director-general Greg Dyke. In an explosive interview with the Financial Times, he also said … Continue reading
R.I.P. Jean Charles de Menezes
R.I.P. Jean Charles de Menezes murdered at Stockwell Tube Station 22 July 2005. Jean Charles de Menezes was killed to send a message . The message was that another totally innocent person was to blame – somebody absolutely, completely not … Continue reading
About Tor, allsorts and my story
I was thinking of deciphering this article on Tor for my readers. While it’s an interesting article it’s quite difficult to follow even if you’re familiar with Tor. There are a few interesting points like it’s never been possible to … Continue reading
Posted in 2005, 7 July, 7/7, Jean Charles de Menezes, politics, previous blog, Tony Blair, unofficial narrative
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With this blind old cnut Blunkett .
.. he’s a bit crap isn’t he? Been a blind cnut all his life … and played on it? See … I don’t have to be politically correct because I’m not a politician. Let’s get back to Blunkett … A … Continue reading
New tack
Some of you – a select few – will be aware that I have very recently made some good progress researching the events of London during the early reign of the Blairs – Tonee and Ian that is. I’m making … Continue reading