YOUR COMMENTS - CRAIG MURRAY, UKRAINE FUNDRAISING, BBC

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Craig Murray -

“The United Kingdom has reverted to 18th Century levels of corruption … A global pandemic was unashamedly utilised as a means to make vast, corrupt profits for politicians and their friends. 

I am taking not of millions, nor of billions, but of tens of billions of pounds in excess profits … 

The media scarcely mention it, opposition politicians are very strangely silent …”

https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2023/04/so-now-who-do-we-vote-for/ 

So Now Who Do We Vote For?

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UNITED24 - Ukraine's official fundraising platform

“United24 is a Ukrainian government-run platform launched on 5 May 2022 …”

It would appear that many of United24’s ambassadors are Jewish:

1. MICHEL HAZANAVICIUS. A Jewish French film director.

2. BARBRA STREISAND. A Jewish American singer who supports Friends of the Israel Defense Forces.

3. DEMNA GVASALIA. A Georgian fashion designer reportedly inspired by his Jewish grandmother.

4. LIEV SCHREIBER. A Jewish American actor.

5. ELINA SVITOLINA. A Jewish Ukrainian tennis player.

6. IMAGINE DRAGONS, the rock band featuring American drummer DANIEL PLATZMAN, whose father is Jewish and who identifies as culturally Jewish.


Most Nazi leaders turn out to have Jewish origins?

7. TIMOTHY SNYDER. A member of the Council on Foreign Relations whose wife, Marci Shore, is a Jewish history professor. Snyder, also a historian, serves on the Committee on Conscience of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

8. BRAD PAISLEY. An American country singer married to KIMBERLY WILLIAMS-PAISLEY, who in March last year presented a book club discussion for the Jewish Family Service of Metro Detroit. The following month she hosted a ‘Virtual Evening with Kimberley Williams-Paisley’ for the Jewish Family Service’s annual Spotlight fundraising event.

9. RICHARD BRANSON. An alum of Stowe School who owned the private island neighbouring Jeffrey Epstein’s and publicly endorsed Ghislaine Maxwell’s allegedly fake charity, TerraMar.

10. BEAR GRYLLS. The British television personality was in business with former Conservative party lobbyist Derek Laud, about whom journalists Angus James and Simon Regan published unproven allegations in relation to the Dolphin Square complex and a private home in nearby Winchester Street. 

Bear Grylls and Derek Laud’s company was called ‘One Stop Car Shop Limited’. Bear Grylls was a non-executive director of One Stop from June 1998 to Oct 2001 and Derek Laud was on the board from April 1999 to June 2002.

Charles James Spencer-Churchill, 12th Duke of Marlborough (born 24 November 1955), styled Earl of Sunderland until March 1972 and Marquess of Blandford until October 2014,

Bear Grylls and Derek Laud were joined on the board by LORD EDWARD SPENCER-CHURCHILL whose eldest brother, James Spencer-Churchill, the 12th Duke of Marlborough, was included by psychiatrist Dr. Joan Coleman in her published ‘RAINS List’ report. 

Edward and James’s late father, John Spencer-Churchill, the 11th Duke of Marlborough, hosted a dinner for pedophile Michael Jackson at Blenheim Palace with guests including Rabbi Shmuley Boteach and Uri Geller.

Also on the board of ‘One Stop Car Shop’ was Bear Grylls’ late father, SIR MICHAEL GRYLLS (from June 1998 to Feb 2000). Child abuse victim Ben Fellows “claimed that the late Sir Michael Grylls, father of Bear Grylls, put a hand on his knee during a meeting”. The CEO of Bear Grylls Ventures is Rupert Tate, a name found in the black book of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

The Dimblebys are reportedly Jewish?

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‘By cheerleading Covid lockdowns, the BBC showed they are good boys’

Lord Sumption:

"’The BBC, which is probably the most influential single media organ, was consistently pro-lockdown. It was, of course, under threat to its financial model from the government and it therefore wanted to show that it was “good boys” …

“‘Within the BBC, I know for certain that there were a variety of opinions, but the one which they chose to concentrate on was that the lockdown was a great idea, that people who were sceptical were being anti-social, and there was very little to show that there was an alternative view held by responsible people …’”

https://archive.is/Tf7NS