The Truth About The False Flags

Imagine that one of those released early from prison then did over Andy Burnham's house. Of course, that could never happen. But a "plot" to do it could be "foiled", and then blamed on Russia, or Iran, or whoever. That would be no more believable than either the RAF Fairford or the Flydubai story, but these things are not intended to be believed. Our rulers assert their dominance by forcing us to pretend to believe them. Resist. In particular, laugh at them. They really hate that.

Via the acquisition of Manchester City and its use to fund charities and community projects, Sheikh Mansour has effectively acquired the right-wing Labour elite in Greater Manchester. His brother is the Emir of Abu Dhabi, while his wife's father is the Emir of Dubai. Sheikh Mansour himself controls the UAE National Bank and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, chairs two of the UAE's sovereign wealth funds, and sits on the board of a third. Burnham was right the first time. A conurbation of three million people has been made largely dependent on the Emiratis. As have rather a lot of things in the United Kingdom.

Therefore, Burnham has had to go along with the frequently changing but always fanciful Israeli yarn about Flydubai, while some poor sap from the same notably well-to-do part of London as the Fairford Five has been picked up on account of his Iranian passport, although even he is also a British citizen, to keep up that preposterous pitch for a filmed farce, Five Lions as the sequel to Four Lions. But the connections between these two false flag operations are not incidental. The war in Iran, by planes flown from RAF Fairford and other nominally British "American forts", is the cause of the fuel shortage, and the fuel shortage has sent through the roof the theft of fuel from farms. And Britain is in that war, which it is, because we are governed by financial dependents of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. 

That is also why, in a nauseating act of pure sycophancy, Burnham has supplied a refuelling plane to a Saudi Arabia that already had its own, thereby gratuitously making Britain and British citizens potential targets of the Houthis and of all their many admirers. We must implore the good burghers of Holborn and St Pancras to elect George Galloway.