IAIN DUNCAN SMITH: Cabinet's Brexit proposal is a betrayal of 17.5 million voters

- Nigel Farage:

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN believes the former Ukip leader should be an integral part of the process after campaigning for so long

January 23, 2018

Farage�s career should � repeat should � have ended in triumph. After all, he went into politics with just one aim and succeeded spectacularly

Enoch Powell said famously that all political careers end in failure. Nigel Farage should have proved him wrong.

Farage�s career should � repeat should � have ended in triumph. After all, he went into politics with just one aim and succeeded spectacularly.

Up to a point.

The magnificent Leave victory in 2016 was a vindication of Farage�s virtually single-handed campaign to get Britain out of the EU.

Yes, others can also take credit. But Farage was the figurehead, often a lone voice in the wilderness.

No one had to endure the vilification and violence directed at Farage as he took his message around the country year after year, well before Call Me Dave finally buckled and gave the people a long-overdue referendum.

Fifteen years ago, when I was presenting a nightly show on Sky News, I was about the only broadcaster who would give him a regular platform. The mainstream media treated him as a pariah � at best a circus act, at worst a neo-Nazi.

This was around the time that New Labour was almost unanimously agreed to have established a 1,000-year reich and opposition to our glorious future as a European statelet was considered futile.

Aside from a few principled players in the Conservative Party � former leader and one-time Maastricht rebel Iain Duncan Smith prominent among them � the political establishment wholeheartedly embraced the EU project.

But Farage kept banging away, making mischief in Brussels, where he�d managed to get himself elected as an MEP and used his position to ridicule the pompous panjandrums running the show.

Who can forget his wonderful denunciation of the ridiculous Herman Van Rompuy, self-styled former European �president�?

�You have the charisma of a damp rag, and the appearance of a low-grade bank clerk . . . Who are you? I�d never heard of you. Nobody in Europe had ever heard of you.

�I would like to ask you, President, who voted for you . . . oh, I know democracy�s not popular with you lot, and what mechanism do the people of Europe have to remove you?

�Is this European democracy? You appear to have a loathing for the very concept of the existence of nation states � perhaps that�s because you come from Belgium, which of course is pretty much a non-country . . .

�Sir, you have no legitimacy in this job at all, and I can say with confidence that I speak on behalf of the majority of British people in saying: We don�t know you, we don�t want you, and the sooner you�re put out to grass, the better.�

The Westminster bubble was horrified. How dare this upstart show such a lack of respect to our European masters? But out in the suburbs and the shires, and on the rundown council estates in the North of England, millions of decent British citizens gave a silent cheer.

Call Me Dave dismissed Farage�s Ukip as a collection of �fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists�. It was a cruel caricature, but partly accurate. Ukip�s annual conference certainly resembles a roomful of Hyacinth Buckets and men who model themselves on the Major in Fawlty Towers.

But Ukip was on a roll � and by now Farage was a ubiquitous presence in radio and TV studios, even if he was often only there as an Aunt Sally, to be shouted at by self-righteous presenters and panellists alike.

Yet Farage stood up to the verbal slings and arrows, and to the nasty physical abuse he frequently had to endure. Cigarette in one hand, pint of best in the other, he kept on plugging away.

In the 2015 General Election, Ukip polled almost four million votes, a large chunk of them in former Labour strongholds in the North, which felt ignored and abandoned and had suffered the greatest impact from mass immigration.

Farage�s �fruitcakes� didn�t make a parliamentary breakthrough but they delivered the Tories their first Commons majority since 1992, simply by denying Labour seats they had taken for granted.

Now, Cameron feared, they were coming for the Tories, so he panicked and promised a referendum on EU membership.

Say what you like about Call Me Dave, but this was his greatest gift to the people of Britain, an opportunity we seized, asserting our sovereignty and overturning the decades-old project of submerging our country into an anti-democratic United States of Europe.

To paraphrase Monty Python�s parrot sketch, Ukip is an ex-party, it has ceased to be

Cameron�s gamble backfired. He resigned immediately and is now reduced to scraping a living on the international lecture circuit, essentially a political end-of-the-pier show.

Next week, he�s playing a small town theatre in Florida, but has sold fewer seats than its current production, Million Dollar Quartet, a jukebox musical featuring hits by Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis.

In the States, where they value national independence, Farage is a folk hero, a bigger draw than our former Prime Minister.

And yet.

OK, so the referendum wouldn�t have been won without Boris, Gove and the brave career politicians who dared to defy the Establishment stitch-up. But without Farage, there would have been no referendum, nor would there have been any Brexit.

What kind of Brexit, if any, remains to be seen. Which, presumably, is why Farage is now muttering about making a comeback as part of a Ukip Mark II.

The corpse of the old Ukip is still twitching, but without Farage it�s nothing. The party�s on its third post-Farage leader, no one you�ve ever heard of, and he�s on the way out over a few incendiary tweets sent by some dopey bird half his age he�s got himself hooked up with. I can�t be bothered to go into details, because it�s a waste of time.

To paraphrase Monty Python�s parrot sketch, Ukip is an ex-party, it has ceased to be.

One of the reasons Ukip imploded was because those four million voters returned to the two main parties, both of which made manifesto promises to implement Brexit in full, yet now seem hell-bent on either reneging or watering it down so far it becomes meaningless.

So I understand and share Farage�s concern. As I�ve said all along, the fix has been in since the result of the referendum was announced. The political class have stolen our biggest vote in history for anything and made it all about them � not the people they are paid to serve.

Frankly, I don�t trust any of them to deliver the Brexit we voted for. If the vast majority of MPs had their way, they�d stop the whole process in its tracks today. When Theresa May succeeded Call Me Dave, she should have established a grand cross-party coalition to negotiate our departure, including heroic Labour figures such as Gisela Stuart and Kate Hoey.

But the central player should have been Farage, a man who knows his way around Brussels and scares the EU to death.

He�d never have put up with the contemptuous treatment being meted out to Britain by Michel Barnier and his �damp-rag, low-grade bank clerk� bureaucrats.

Instead, we�re stuck with Mother Theresa, who spent the referendum hiding behind the sofa and still won�t say whether she�d vote Leave if it was held today.

Her new de facto deputy, David Lidington, is a full-on federast, already speculating we could rejoin the EU at some stage. Rejoin? We haven�t even left yet � and never will, other than in name only, if the political establishment prevails.

Even David Davis seems to have gone native and Boris has been banished to the outer darkness, certainly when it comes to Brexit. In what kind of Fred Karno government is the Foreign Secretary excluded from the biggest foreign policy issue facing the country in modern history?

Never mind Boris, though. Mrs May should be making plans for Nigel, bringing him into the fold, allowing him to be an integral part of the very Brexit process for which he has campaigned so long, so hard and so selflessly.

He doesn�t need a knighthood, or a sinecure in the Lords � each of which would have been a traditional reward for his service to this country. Given the fuss over Mrs Thatcher�s memorial, I suppose a statue in Parliament Square is out of the question, too.

But what is beyond doubt is that, after Thatcher, Farage is the most influential, most significant British political figure since Churchill � much more so than the Westminster pygmies and time-servers who treat him with unwarranted disdain.

Ukip, the party he led, may be sleeping with the fishes, but if there is any justice, Farage�s career deserves to end in triumph.

Let�s hope Enoch was wrong.

Let me summarise their alleged crimes. Elsheikh, 30, who was born in Sudan but raised in London, is accused of supervising the torture and killing of Western hostages by ISIS.

Kotey, 34, London born-and-bred, is charged with being part of the same ISIS cell which beheaded 27 hostages and, according to reliable testimonies, displayed horrendous cruelty and unbelievable sadism.

They are believed to have been part of a four-man killing machine known as 'The Beatles'.

Seldom was a nickname so fatuously bestowed. If the 'fab four' who made up the pop group were fetching and creative, the ISIS killers are repulsive and deadly.

So why can't they be tried in their own country? The fact that they have been deprived of their British citizenship by the Government is beside the point.

They are citizens of no other country. And their historical relationship is with Britain.

Kotey, 34 (mugshot pictured) London born-and-bred, is charged with being part of the same ISIS cell which beheaded 27 hostages and, according to reliable testimonies, displayed horrendous cruelty and unbelievable sadism

I can think of three possible reasons for our handing the problem over to the Americans.

The first is that under existing legislation our courts are unable to apply the very lengthy sentences that can be handed down by American judges.

These two presumed monsters could be walking free in 20 or 25 years if convicted here.

Moreover, as a result of the Human Rights Act our courts are swarming with lawyers who might well argue that because Kotey and Elsheikh were captured and held by rough-hewn Kurdish militia, they have not been treated as they should have been. Shock horror!

And then there is the reluctance of our intelligence services to allow their practices to be revealed in open court out of fear that would-be terrorists might learn things about spooks which they shouldn't.

For all these reasons, the Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, has gratefully washed his hands of the case.

Elsheikh, 30 (pictured) who was born in Sudan but raised in London, is accused of supervising the torture and killing of Western hostages by ISIS

There was no attempt to secure an undertaking that the death penalty wouldn't be applied in the United States, presumably because there was no prospect Washington would give such an assurance.

Now, of course, the Labour Party is up in arms, principally because it is so opposed to the death penalty.

Diane Abbott, the Shadow Home Secretary, hyperventilated that the Government's position was 'abhorrent and shameful'.

Meanwhile, Labour's Hilary Benn piously (and idiotically) opined that 'we have to show we are better than Islamic State in our morals, and should therefore have nothing to do with capital punishment'.

In my humble opinion, the prospect that these two alleged killers might be sentenced to death if found guilty of horrendous crimes by an American court is by far the least troubling aspect of this affair.

No, what worries me is that our courts are considered too unreliable, and our legalisation too weak, for these seemingly wicked men to be tried in the country in which they were brought up, and which they have more right to call their own than any other.

Pictured: Alexandra Kotey is seen fighting for ISIS abroad

Isn't the Government being particularly supine in asking dependable old Uncle Sam to deal with a problem that we are too querulous to address ourselves? I can see no other plausible interpretation.

Which is why a report by the Policy Exchange think-tank advocating a new treason law should be welcomed.

Believe it or not, the Treason Act of 1351 is still on the statute book, shorn of a few provisions over the years. It has not been used since 1945.

As the report argues, treason � the crime of aiding and abetting one's country's declared enemies � is extremely serious.

A new law is needed which envisages very severe jail sentences for those convicted of treason.

If there were such a law, there is little doubt that, as former UK citizens, Kotey and Elsheikh would stand trial in a British court instead of being dispatched to the United States.

For as well as being accused of carrying out mass murder in the most ferocious fashion, they also stand charged with working for an organisation, namely Islamic State, which was and remains an enemy of the United Kingdom and is effectively at war with it. That's treason.

And that brings me to another thought, which may rattle a few teacups.

Why do we assume that the abolition of the death penalty as it applies to criminal law should also cover acts of treason committed in the circumstances of war?

The Home Secretary, Sajid Javid (pictured outside Downing Street) has gratefully washed his hands of the case, writes Stephen Glover

After all, no one objects very much when a terrorist in the throes of some atrocity is shot dead by the police or Army.

I'm not clear why we are so certain that a person convicted of such an abominable crime shouldn't receive the ultimate punishment.

Interestingly, although the death penalty for murder was abolished in 1965, it remained on the statute book until 1998 in respect of high treason, though was never used.

It was deemed incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights, which was incorporated into the Human Rights Act by New Labour in the same year.

I'm not � quite � recommending the restoration of capital punishment for treason, and the Policy Exchange report certainly does not.

I have too much residual modern liberal sensibility to argue unequivocally in favour of that. But can't we have an intelligent discussion about the issue?

It is undeniable that Western democracies are threatened by merciless and ruthless combatants such as Kotey and Elsheikh appear to be.

Diane Abbott, the Shadow Home Secretary (pictured at PMQs) hyperventilated that the Government's position was 'abhorrent and shameful'

I don't for a moment think people like them will succeed. There aren't enough of them, for one thing.

But it is feeble, as well as potentially dangerous, to treat the mortal enemies of our society and way of life as though they were commonplace murderers.

Whatever new measures are adopted � and the Policy Exchange's proposals for a new treason law would be an excellent start � it is obvious we need a legislative armoury strong enough either to deter home-grown traitors, or deliver fitting punishments to those who commit outrages.

If Kotey and Elsheikh were to be tried in this country, we might understand how it was that two young men who enjoyed the benefits of living in a free society should seemingly have done their utmost to destroy it.

And such a trial, if it had led to a conviction, would have given the British people the satisfaction of seeing justice meted out to two British traitors who appear to hate, and wanted to damage, their country.

As it is, though, I don't doubt they will receive a fair trial in the United States, it will inevitably be conducted in the margins of our attention.

Why can't we hold our own monsters to account? British justice for British terrorists is the best approach.

2018-01-01

Happy New Year: Hundreds of top Khazarian mobsters, including the Bush family, renditioned to Gitmo

By Benjamin Fulford White Dragon Society 3 Comments

In a historic moment of poetic justice, most of the U.S.-based top perpetrators of the fake �war on terror� have now themselves been renditioned to the U.S. Navy camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Pentagon sources say. �The Rothschild assets George Soros, Peter Munk, Peter Sutherland, the Bushes, the Podestas, and many others may have been airlifted to Gitmo for military tribunals, as the Department of Defense spends $500M to upgrade the prison and send more military police and Marines,� the sources say.

In one of many signs of just how historic the new American revolution is, �30 congressmen will not be returning in the new year,� the Pentagon sources say. CIA sources also confirm that former U.S. President Bill Clinton, hoping for a plea bargain, is spilling the beans on people like former CIA head John Brennan, top U.S. Mossad agent Rahm Emmanuel, former Vice President Dick Cheney, and many others.

Furthemore, as U.S. President Donald Trump proclaims Janaury 2018 to be �Anti-Slavery Month,�

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/president-donald-j-trump-proclaims-january-2018-national-slavery-human-trafficking-prevention-month/

� human trafficking centers around the world are being raided and shut down. In Saudi Arabia, 3,000 child sex slaves have been freed, according to Russian FSB sources. In the U.S., �there was a power outage on December 27th at the �pedo heaven Disneyland,� as the place was raided by special forces fighting human slavers, the Pentagon sources say. In apparently connected events, Washington Post heir Bill Graham and Jordan Feldstein, the brother of the actor Jonah Hill, died last week, the sources point out.

Another move was that Julian Assange �was extracted from the Ecuadorian Embassy to take down the cabal, and he may be pardoned along with Mike Flynn,� the sources add.

Also, �On Christmas day, Delta Force raided a mansion owned by former President Barack Obama in �

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2017-12-25

Merry Christmas: The 13 �Illuminati� bloodline families sue for peace

By Benjamin Fulford White Dragon Society 280 Comments

Peace on earth and goodwill to all (and not just men, but all life forms) is looking like a realistic goal for 2018 now that the 13 �Illuminati� * bloodline families, seeing their ancient rule of planet Earth collapsing, are suing for peace. Last week a representative of the G7 (Germany, the U.K., the corporate U.S., Japan, Italy, France, and Canada) met with a representative of the White Dragon Society (WDS) to discuss peace terms, according to a WDS member who was present at the meeting. The G7, of course, is the political front for the 13 bloodline families. There can be no doubt that this meeting was made possible by people inside the military-industrial complex acting in the spirit of Jesus Christ, and for this we wish them all �a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.�

The bloodline offer to negotiate peace is directly connected to the state of emergency that was declared last week by USA President Donald Trump. If you have not seen it yet, please read the historic document in the link below.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/text-letter-president-congress-united-states-6/

�After Hanukkah, Trump declared a state of emergency and signed an executive order on December 20th freezing the assets of those accused of human rights abuses and corruption, a catch-all to bankrupt the Bushes, Clintons, Soros, Obama, the Cabal, and the global Jewish mafia,� was how a Pentagon source summed up the situation.

�The national emergency allows Trump to seize assets and unleash the military to carry out mass arrests and adjudicate via military tribunals, effectively imposing martial law,� the source continues.

The Pentagon source also sent a copy of this photograph with the explanation, �Trump wears purple when unveiling his national security strategy on December 18th in a victory lap over the Soros/Hillary purple revolution, and drinks water with both hands to simulate handcuffs.�

Clearly reacting to this situation, the representative of the bloodlines set the meeting for December 23rd, the birthday of the Japanese Emperor, and claimed to be a representative of the Imperial family as well as the G7. The representative, who acted as if he was negotiating a surrender, said the bloodlines want to keep existing nation-states and institutions as they are, but�

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2017-12-22

Letter to the Editor � Experimental Quantum Anti-Gravity Successfully Replicated

By Benjamin Fulford White Dragon Society 17 Comments

I would like to let you know that my anti-gravity experiments have been successfully replicated by the Aerospace Engineering Department at the New Sciences & Technologies Faculty of the University of Tehran in the Islamic Republic of Iran. I have developed complete quantum anti-gravity hypothesis with direct testable predictions that are simple, clear, easy, and inexpensive.

As you know, present-day quantum gravity theories suffer from too many mathematical space dimensions, and from too few conclusive experimental results.

My hypothesis is simple, clear, and subject to easy empirical verification. I offer clear explanation of the principles of quantum gravity, and also precisely describe how to perform simple and inexpensive experiments to verify it.

In order to clearly understand quantum anti-gravity, please follow these 8 steps:

Start from this brief overview � Quantum Gravity in a Nutshell
The theoretical basis for quantum gravity are the Abraham�s equations of the Abraham-Minkowski controversy, and their empirical counterpart � the Abraham force
To understand how the Biefeld-Brown effect works, you need to be clear where B-B vectors point � �up� or �down�
The Biefeld-Brown effect is an instance of the Abraham force.
Study the section about gyroscope�s anomalous effect.
Please, study all the material on THE BOYD BUSHMAN EFFECT page in order to appreciate the potential complex magnetic fields have for shaping quantum gravity interactions.
Now, you are ready to read the short introduction to quantum gravity.
Perform two simple experiments for empirical verification.

The following are the 10 �mysteries� that my hypothesis sheds new light upon:

The main prediction of my hypothesis (2016) is that anti-hydrogen will anti-gravitate.
Gravitational waves mystery.
EmDrive mystery.
Solar mystery.
Mass mystery.
Bicycle mystery.
Propeller mystery.
Cloud mystery.
Pioneer mystery.
Missing mystery.

I have designed 4 progressively more complex experiments, and we have successfully performed one of them, the one of medium difficulty, which constitutes:

The empirical discovery of hitherto unknown physical interaction between angular momentum of a spinning gyroscope and Earth�s magnetic and electric fields.

To perform this experiment, we need a gyroscope with a vertical support, and magnetic and electric shielding cages.

According to my hypothesis, there will be a measurable time difference between a freely spinning gyroscope inside, and outside the cages. A gyroscope freely spinning inside both cages will come to rest in less time than when spinning outside them.

The experiment was performed successfully and was recorded in the following two videos:

Inside: 51.87 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?vrcwSTiZ8hhA
Outside: 55.54 seconds
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcwlOkueGKs
Time difference � 6.6%

To have a clear idea what is involved in the experiment, please take a closer look at the above two videos first.

For the experiment, we used the following small and light gyroscope at 10,000 rpm:

It would be much better to use a heavier gyro, because the heavier the gyro, the stronger the effect, at the same rate of rpm.

The value of angular velocity (rpm) is important only insofar as to generate sufficient angular momentum to allow the gyro to spin freely for a longer time before it comes to rest.

The objective of the experiment was to obtain two values of the gyro�s run time:

Outside the shielding;
Inside the shielding.

In my experiment, the two sample values are, respectively:

55.54 seconds
51.87 seconds

There was a 3.67 second difference, which amounts to 6.6%. The time difference is directly proportional to the quality and quantity of electrostatic shielding of the Faraday cage. Applying the magnetic shielding in addition to the electric one would further increase the time difference.

As you can see in the video, it is important that the gyro is elevated by means of a vertical support. Ideally, gyro should start spinning as close to a vertical position as possible, and also be able to pass lower, while still spinning, than its horizontal position.

The reason for this effect is that the gyroscope inside the cages will be spinning in reduced strength of Earth�s magnetic and electric fields, which in turn reduces the strength of the Biefeld-Brown effect acting upon it.

The gyroscope outside the cages, spinning in the undiminished strength of Earth�s magnetic and electric fields, is subject to the full influence of the Biefeld-Brown effect that causes the gyroscope to resist Earth�s gravity pull, which happens to be none other than pure natural antigravity effect.

OBJECTIONS

All conductors, like the brass gyro, exhibit an effective diamagnetism when they experience a changing magnetic field. The Lorentz force on electrons causes them to circulate around forming eddy currents. The eddy currents then produce an induced magnetic field that opposes the applied field and resist the conductor�s motion.

� That is true for both, the gyro spinning inside and outside the Faraday cage in Earth�s magnetic field. It does not make any difference.

But the gyro�s induced magnetic field will generate eddy currents in the Faraday cage and the resultant magnetic field will slow down gyro�s spin (magnetic breaking), and hence the whole effect. It is like dropping a magnet down a copper pipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dFFL8TDt2Q

� The analogy in the video applies, but only in principle. Spinning brass gyro is not a strong neodymium magnet, and if, in principle, it generates any magnetic field, it is so weak that it will not even affect a needle of a compass. As opposed to the copper pipe in the video, the enamel-coated copper mesh Faraday cage has much larger diameter (the inverse-square law), so it is enough to drop a strong neodymium magnet down the Faraday cage to see how much it would slow down, if at all. As you can see in the above video, even few empty slits in the copper pipe greatly weaken the eddy currents, this being the reason for using enamel-coated copper mesh. Diamagnetic materials, like brass, or copper, have a relative magnetic permeability that is less than or equal to 1, and therefore a magnetic susceptibility less than or equal to 0, since susceptibility is defined as χv=μv−1. This means that diamagnetic materials, in principle, are repelled by magnetic fields. However, since diamagnetism is such a weak property, its effects are not observable in everyday life. Moreover, there is a big difference between Faraday cage made of solid copper, and one made of enamel-coated copper mesh. The magnetic field induced in the gyro is weak, because Earth�s magnetic field is weak, so whatever little eddy currents could be induced by the gyro in solid copper Faraday cage will become irrelevant in the enamel-coated copper mesh Faraday cage, as you can see in the following two videos:

Even though it is true that the experiment, in principle, is open to influences from various phenomena, including the Carnegie curve, the overall result is clearly well beyond being attributed exclusively to these other phenomena.

To completely eliminate above objections, magnetic shielding needs to be applied in addition to the Faraday cage, and the gyro should be custom-made from a material which does not allow for eddy currents to flow in it.

Naturally, I will be happy to answer any questions that you may have for me regarding the theoretical foundations as well as replication of the experiment.

With respect and much gratitude, I am
Sincerely yours,

2017-12-18

U.S. troops deploy worldwide with 10,000 sealed indictments to take down Khazarian mob

By Benjamin Fulford White Dragon Society 338 Comments

U.S. President Donald Trump spent the weekend at Camp David with his top generals to map out the exact strategy for decapitating the Khazarian mafia worldwide, say Pentagon sources. �The Atlanta airport was shut down, while the Department of Defense refused to disclose the locations of 44,000 U.S. troops who may be involved in terminating the cabal worldwide,� a senior Pentagon source said. There are now close to 10,000 sealed indictments as more and more of the Khazarian criminals give up evidence on their colleagues, the sources say.

There are also many extra-judicial killings going on. �The liberal sanctuary city mayor of San Francisco, Edwin Lee, dropped dead after an illegal alien was found not guilty in the murder of Kate Steinle even after his confession,� one source notes. �Lee�s death is a message to the Democrats and sanctuary city mayors like Rahm Emmanuel of Chicago and Bill De Blasio of New York City,� the source warns.

The Khazarian mob is also killing off lots of people. In Japan, two former executives of Toshiba, Atsutoshi Nishida and Taizo Nishimura, suddenly died in the past two months because they were about to provide evidence about the March 11, 2011 Fukushima tsunami and nuclear terror attack against Japan, according to sources close to the royal family.

This attack was carried out by henchmen of the Rockefeller family, whose members include Hillary and Bill Clinton, the sources say. The Rockellers, in turn, were taking orders from the fascist P2 Freemason lodge, they say. The Rockefeller family, by the way, has elected Mel Rockefeller, the son of Nelson Rockefeller, as the new family head, these sources added.

In Canada, Barry Sherman, owner of the Canadian pharmaceutical giant Apotex, was found hanging dead alongside his wife Honey by the family�s indoor pool. According to CIA sources, Sherman was �

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2017-12-14

UFO Video

By Benjamin Fulford White Dragon Society 21 Comments

This is a UFO video sent to me by the Russians. Could any expert out there please check to see if this is computer graphics? Thank you.

https://benjaminfulford.net/video/UFO.mp4

NEW AGE

A.N. WILSON on the new dark age of intolerance: You must believe in gay marriage, you can't question abortion and as for transgender rights...

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The great French writer Voltaire famously said: 'I disapprove of what you say and would defend to the death your right to say it'. In this way, he encapsulated what it meant to be an enlightened human being � someone prepared to consider all points of view.

But in recent years the principle of freedom of speech, sacred since Voltaire's 18th century, has been lost, and this is surely one of the most sinister features of our times. It is as if we are entering a new Dark Age of Intolerance.

The irony is that this intolerance has come about as a result of what were initially good intentions. One of the things which makes me happy as I grow older is the thought that during my lifetime we have all tried to become a kinder society.

When I was a boy and a young man, for example, racist jokes were the norm on radio and TV. Now they would be unthinkable. Mockery of homosexuals, and the equation of being gay with being limp-wristed and camp, were absolute norms of comedy when I was growing up. Now no longer.

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