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Skripal Case: Luke Harding’s latest work of fiction

Kit Knightly

Luke Harding likes writing books about things that he wasn’t really involved in and doesn’t really understand. Unfortunately for...

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First they came for the home-schooled….

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There is a war being waged. Not the one in Syria or Yemen. Not the Nazis shelling the Donbass...

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“Democratic Institutions?” – 10 Lessons from history that will destroy your trust in the CIA

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In the hysterical wake of the Trump-Putin Summit in Helsinki, President Donald Trump was roundly criticised in the media...

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“Right to Die”, or Right to Kill?

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The Guardian’s “Comment is Free” section makes for predictable reading this morning. John Harris says Brexit is bad and...

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VISA Payment Crash and the Dangers of a Cashless World

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Yesterday, Visa's payment system crashed in Europe. Millions of people were unable to complete purchases. Some found themselves trapped...

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MH17: New “evidence”, same issues

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Nearly four years since the incident, and over two years since they last reported any progress, the MH17 Joint...

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Profile: Guardian Pass Notes

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Name: Guardian Pass Notes Age: Launched in 1992, canned in 2005, brought back in 2009. So…either 26 or 22...

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Reality Check – the Tories DID NOT win the local elections.

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We were never supposed to be here. This was never supposed to happen. Corbyn keeps ruining plans and breaking...

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Western Press Descend into Insanity as Syria Narrative Collapses

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Syria has disappeared from the front pages of the Western press recently, and for good reason. It’s not going...

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The Guardian, “Russian bots” and the dehumanisation of dissent

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Heather Stewart, The Guardian's chief stenographer political editor, has copied and pasted a press release written a new...

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WATCH: Robin Cook’s resignation speech, 15 years on

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Today marks the 15 year anniversary of Robin Cook MP’s resignation from the Cabinet, in protest over the US/UK...

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Sideshows & Distraction while the zombie media cheer & US start killing Russians in Syria

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Whether “mercenaries” or “special forces”, whether “only four” or “hundreds”, it’s incredibly dangerous that the illegal US ...

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“Russian Hacking” – A dangerous delusion

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The Guardian published this short opinion piece today, its headline reads: America lost a cyberwar to Russia in 2016....

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JFK at 100: The War on Our Heroes Part 2

In the first half of this article, published on JFK's centenary, I discussed the general...

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Why is the US Air Force collecting samples of Russian DNA?

Kit Knightly The US Air Force recently put out a request for samples of DNA and RNA from Russians...

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“Conspiracies don’t happen….here.”

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The US alphabet agencies recently released some formerly classified files on JFK. There's nothing much in them, because well...why...

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Why no-one talks about how "nice" Hillary Clinton is…

Over 11 months after her (catastrophically bad) loss in the Presidential election, the Guardian is still gamely waving Hillary...

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The “European Values” think-tank and their list of “Useful Idiots”

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Just when you think that the Russo-phobic hysteria of the Western world couldn't possibly make itself any more ridiculous...something...

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The problem with modern "journalism" summed up in one story

by Kit That a protest Facebook/twitter account focusing on the mistreatment of black people by American police was actually...

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Guardian Plugs War Criminal’s Book

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Nobody should be surprised to learn that Alistair Campbell, the former Blair PR guru, suffers from psychological problems. Obviously,...

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