Friday 14 October 2022

Five Eyes Open

When even The Times is running a critical story about them, then MI5 and MI6 are in very serious trouble. They knew that their Canadian counterparts were trafficking British girls to IS in Syria.

The 15-year-old Shamima Begum was married almost immediately upon her arrival in that country, and pregnant almost immediately after that. "She wanted it" is not an argument that would normally be admitted under such circumstances.

All of this had the enthusiastic support of the Liberal Democrats, of the Labour Party until 2015, and of more than 90 per cent of Labour MPs, as well as the whole of the party's staff, to the very end. Both economically and internationally, and the connection between the two has never been more glaring, Labour is now far to the right of the Conservatives.

Begum ought to be tried by a jury that, unless it were unanimously convinced beyond reasonable doubt of her guilt, ought to deliver a verdict of not guilty, which should be an enduring verdict, affording lifelong protection from double jeopardy. In the event of such a conviction, then like a 15-year-old runner for county lines, she would not be blameless, but like a 15-year-old runner for county lines, she would not be the most to blame.

Keep saying it until in quite sinks in. Even while bombing the IS that it had created in Iraq, NATO was so committed to the victory of IS in Syria, as in principle it remains, that, via the NATO member state of Turkey, it trafficked British schoolgirls to Syria to hand over to IS. In at least one case, a 15-year-old was pregnant almost immediately, having been married so soon after her arrival that the arrangements had clearly been made in advance.

Via the NATO member state of Turkey, IS fighters are now being brought in as part of NATO's side in Ukraine, where they have already carried out the suicide bombing of the Kerch Bridge. Think on.

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  1. The rumour mill says Kerch bridge was a proxy bomb attack. So the Allies of Britain are now using the same tactics as the Provisional IRA. Using unwilling civilians in order to carry out bomb attacks.

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    1. The IRA did not invent one. But yes, in this case, it would not surprise me in the least. Alas, there is a reason why the old tricks got that way.

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