…But Not Galloway’s Jeremy Corbyn has launched a new political party—and predictably, the knives are already out. Some are cheering. Some are groaning. And a lot of people on the
Russiagate wasn’t a mistake — it was an intelligence operation directed from the top, one that reshaped U.S. foreign policy and poisoned relations with Russia. In this explosive chapter, I expose how the lie was fabricated, why it still matters in 2025, and how it connects to wider state deceptions from Douma to the Skripal poisonings.
In 1981, CIA Director Bill Casey reportedly said, “We’ll know our disinformation campaign is complete when everything the American public believes is false.” This chapter investigates that claim—tracing the collapse of journalism, the CIA’s grip on media, and how legacy figures like Anderson Cooper became part of the machine.
A powerful examination of the psychological collapse within the IDF, the UK’s authoritarian drift, and the enduring legacy of state-sanctioned atrocities. From Hind Rajab to British museum exhibits of the future—this is what happens when the bubble bursts.
The High Court has delayed its ruling on Palestine Action’s legal challenge against the UK government’s terrorism proscription. Judge Chamberlain’s remarks reveal that even peaceful supporters could be criminalised by accident. This isn’t the end—it’s the beginning of intensified resistance.
On the day of a pivotal High Court hearing, activists are being arrested, protest signs treated as terrorism, and speeches outside court silenced. This is the UK in 2025 — where solidarity is a crime.
Gordon Dimmack reflects on the moment he first spoke publicly in defence of Julian Assange outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in 2018. A personal journey from media disillusionment to independent journalism—and a warning about the death of truth in the modern age.
32 countries have launched a coordinated embargo on Israel, targeting trade routes, ports, and shipping choke points. This is no longer just BDS — it’s a global blockade in motion.
By Gordon Dimmack According to GB News, a man has just been jailed for posting, and I quote, “we need to protest.” That’s it, apparently. Nothing more. Say something mildly rebellious
A Kent Police officer was filmed saying it’s an offence to say “Free Palestine” or “Israel is committing genocide.” This blog exposes the legal overreach, banned police symbols, arrests over T-shirts, and the growing threat to free speech in the UK ahead of the July 21 Palestine Action court hearing.
The lie that Hamas beheaded 40 babies was never retracted, but it changed everything — from Gaza’s destruction to arrests in the UK. This article exposes the disinformation, the media complicity, and the real-world harm it caused.
I handed myself in for supporting Palestine Action. They didn’t arrest me. Here’s why — and what that silence really means.
