From the Brit perspective, three major headlines have been Raab, Bridgen and Tucker Carlson, for example:
… but we do need to be super careful, all the same. Our inimitable Deep Digger across the way posted these:
On Raab:
Oh for crying out loud! Raab being canonised now is laughable and shows either ignorance or what short or selective memories some have. Where was Raab when he was needed when the Brandon Afghan situ kicked off? On holiday and so was his deputy. Typical "I'm alright Jack, bugger you" attitude of a certain class of pollies in the midst of a crisis.https://archive.is/WeM8P
Tucker:
Whilst everyone was looking the other way at distractions such as Tucker leaving Fox and the Lemmon getting the heave-ho from CNN, the squatter in the Maison Blanche passed this to send US troops to Sudan ostensibly to help with evacuation of US citizens. 🍿https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2023/04/23/letter-to-the-speaker-of-the-house-and-president-pro-tempore-of-the-senate-consistent-with-the-war-powers-resolution-public-law-93-148-3/Here’s the timeline of US interference in Sudan which kicked off the current situ:https://t.me/Jack_Posobiec/25760 WW3 continues……..
In the high drama at any particular point, we’re well advised to ask ourselves … now what are the real headlines while all this theatre is strutting the net? What’s going on behind the scenes we’re failing to fill our column inches with?
I may have got this wrong, but I understand that Andrew Bridgen did not, himself, compare the covid lockdown to the holocaust, but read out a letter from an eminent physician who made the comparison. Whether it not he believed it himself, is irrelevant. What was relevant was the drawing of attention to the irresponsible, panicked, way it was dealt with by the government. Unfortunately, the Soros/Gates backed elite don't like (comparatively) little people questioning their policies, and they must be punished.
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