How the British Government Restricts Media Reporting with ‘D’ Notices Preventing British Public from Knowing Its Support for Israel

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  1. pete fairhurst 2 says:

    Same old, same old, some things never change…

    I remember when Bliar’s crew used D notices to restrict reporting on Operation Ore, the Establishment paedo cover up

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Ore

    “Information from the Operation Ore list of names was leaked to the press early in 2003. After obtaining the list, The Sunday Times stated that it included the names of a number of prominent individuals, some of which were later published by the press. The Sunday Times reported that the list included at least twenty senior executives, a senior teacher at a girls’ public school, personnel from military bases, GPs, university academics, and civil servants, a famous newspaper columnist, a songwriter for a pop band, a member of a chart-topping 1980s cult pop group, and an official with the Church of England.”

    That was likely the tip of the iceberg

    Of course there is no way of proving this, D notices are strictly “confidential”, for media bosses eyes only.. But the info was leaked by someone at the time and generally accepted as true by most awake folk

    Pete Townsend of the Who [the band not UN] was fingered but he skated after issuing a lame excuse of some sort

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