Leaked emails expose secret intelligence coup to install Boris Johnson
>Intelligence cabal infiltrated UK civil service thanks to “centrally placed mole”
>Ex-MI6 chief Richard Dearlove pitched espionage operations targeting civil service and campaign groups
>Fake Democratic Party fronts run by CIA veterans were proposed to infiltrate pro-Remain groups
>Cabal sought to spy on and disrupt Prime Minister’s top Brexit negotiator
>Shadowy billionaires funded effort in total secret
>Dearlove claimed credit for influencing government policy on Huawei
>Cabal now seeking to remove Boris Johnson
>a wide-ranging conspiracy managed by a shadowy cabal of hardcore Leavers to sabotage former Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal, remove her from office, replace her with Boris Johnson, and secure a ‘hard’ withdrawal from the EU.
Trust the cunts at "The Gray Zone" as much as I trust the current government. Max Blumenthal was making cheeky illusions to the great replacement conspiracy, and the arrogant cunt's dad worked for Slick Willy.
Is petty contrarianism the default .gs response, or what? Things like this make it clear that the UK's claim to be a functioning democracy is, at best, severely compromised by behind-the-scenes actors. If you care about having any say in the state you live in, this should matter to you.
Some elements were overt, others covert. Farr passing on and publicising Civil Service documents is a pretty serious, likely criminal, covert activity.
I've followed Blumenthal and the Gray Zone for some time and not come across any of the allusions you mention. He's also clearly gone on a considerably different political path to his dad, and he's been fairly open about why in interviews.
It also seems irrelevant to this particular article, which is written by a different reporter (albeit probably still edited by Blumenthal) and is mostly relaying primary sources anyway, i.e. the insider e-mails of a group aiming to undermine the first Brexit negotiations.
Honestly, you lads will chat shit about aliens all day but a string of e-mails revealing a successful political conspiracy gets nothing but derision?
>>5427 It's sensationalist talk pushed by the Russians that relies on uninformed reader.
>Farr passing on and publicising Civil Service documents is a pretty serious, likely criminal, covert activity.
This is the most damming evidence that the whole thing is a non-story. The alleged documents were lines to take seen by a HMRC official which by definition do not contain information to be kept out of the public sphere and are the bread and butter of junior civil servants despite the sensitive designation. It doesn't provide much in the way of detail for exactly what she does but it looks like SpAd-work that the shadowy cabal were laughably getting excited over.
For context over the same period you had Cabinet Ministers briefing the press on everything going on and some idiot leaked alleged sketches on the UK internal market.
The governments of Syria, Venezuela, Nicaragua and Russia all think that he's a top lad. The absolute prick has just worked out that there's money and clicks in contrarianism, even if that means supporting dictators, denying war crimes and slandering the victims of human rights abuses. It's impossible to work out what his agenda is, because he doesn't have one - he's just Katie Hopkins with a thesaurus.
Portsmouth North is a so-called bellwether constituency; it's also where I grew up and my Dad still lives. It's probably going Labour in the next election - much as I love her, she isn't going to be the prime minister anytime soon.
>>5432 If she's that gagging for a shagging, she should just post here and get lusted after by that worryingly guiltless poster who fancies her. It would be less embarrassing. Even Andrea Leadsom has turned on Boris now.
