From Simplicius’ latest
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I share many of the pundits including Simplicius’s view that this is an event of great importance. However, where polititcians are concerned, especially American ones, we must always look behind the smoke and mirrors. Where has the budget gone?
It’s been swept into Marco Rubio’s budget; “the most dangerous man alive” to quote Mint Press.
So IMHO, expecting US funding for BBC media action, regime change, covert ops, drug smuggling to fund the covert ops, etc, to dissapear because Trump has waved his magic wand, is a bit like believing Harry Potter is real.
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I suspect there’s going to be further reveals on shady projects.
I’ve been watching the skies as usual, and there’s been a reduction since the funding was stopped. Didn’t see one all day Sunday (was out all day).
I’m sure there are other sectors suddenly feeling the pinch. Chemonics for example. Their London office doesn’t match the money the firm receives (or what they “deliver”)
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Ha ha. BBC laments the harm to the free press, like itself, from the withdrawal of its foreign government funding. The fact that they can even claim this with a straight face shows how successful is the progaganda. Also the Guardian sniffing its disapproval!
We should laugh at the Orwellian idea of the government-funded NGO, but the government always had the last laugh with the resulting legal bypasses.
Great article thanks @admin. Still to check out the MOA article, will do soon - it’s bound to be revealing!
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