London

London (City)
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Capital city of the UK

London' is the capital city of the United Kingdom.

Protests against the UK Lockdown in 2020

History

World War 2

In 1939, the British War Office sequestered a mansion in London (owned by a friend of Winston Churchill named Philip Sassoon) called Trent Park for “special purposes,” with no comment further made on why or what would be conducted there. The site - a mansion in fine condition - houses Adolf Hitler’s captured generals, POWs and other military officials that were captured on the African or European continent. The mansion was nowhere classified as a prison or internment camp, and after brief interrogation, many generals were treated exceptionally well in the mansion, being able to go daily hiking around the perimeter and getting gifted expensive drinks, not realizing the building was in fact a government non-declared prison where every room was bugged from top to bottom. In 2010 the BBC revealed dozens of protocols and several bombings were ordered because of information gained in Trent Park.

The success of the plan led to other plans such as Operation Epsilon - where Nazi-scientists who were responsible for The Nazi atom bomb programme were placed in a different mansion. The US had their similar own secret prison called "P. O. Box 1142", after the mailing address, a separated section of an US Army base in Virginia. This US secret prison formed the basis of Operation Paperclip, where the Nazis who were brought in by the US would form and lead new US top-secret military science projects, although being sought for war crimes in ally-occupied Germany.

Headquarters

London hosts a lot of organisations' headquarters, as well as private meetings such as Le Cercle.

Concerns

Pollution

Pollution is London is estimated to kill perhaps 9,000 people/year.

Militarization

After the 2016 Berlin Truck Attack, plans were announced to spend £5 million on a "ring of steel" around a section of the City of London, featuring bollards and checkpoints.

In August 2016, Bernard Hogan-Howe announced an expansion of "counter terrorist" police - which the Daily Mail described as "awesomely armed (and masked)". Hogan-Howe said that "In some of our big iconic locations, we've already got armed patrols - if you look at Parliament, Downing Street - so it's not entirely new. I think people understand that where you are going to have people as enemies who've got guns, we've got to have guns."

 

Events

Event	Description
1984 Libyan Embassy Siege
1994 London Israeli Embassy attack	Two car bombs in London, one in front of the Israeli embassy; one next to a building occupied by Jewish organisations. It was blamed on Palestinians, but MI5 whistleblowers have claimed an MI5 investigation concluded that Mossad were behind the attacks.
2005 London bombings	A series of coordinated attacks on London's public transport system during the morning rush hour, allegedly carried out by four Muslim suicide bombers.
2006 Counter Terror World Summit	Bunch of "counter-terrorists" who met in London 2006
2017 Westminster attack	A combined vehicle assault and stabbing at an iconic London location
Cold War Then and Now?	A free conference that appears to have been part of a broader campaign by the Institute for Statecraft to promote Cold War 2.0.
Diana Spencer/Inquest	The inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales
Grenfell Tower fire	The worst UK residential fire since World War II.
Gunpowder Plot	An attempt to blow up the UK parliament — possibly a false flag.
Hyde Park bombing	Provisional IRA nail bomb in London's Hyde Park.
Iraq Inquiry	"The point of the delay is to give the impression Chilcot has been absolutely painstaking and therefore the bucket of whitewash he will throw cannot be hiding anything. Do not be fooled." (Craig Murray)
June 2017 London attack	Three men drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and attacked people with knives.
Le Cercle/1999 (London)
Le Cercle/2013 (London)	Slightly exposed meeting of Le Cercle attended by Václav Klaus
Le Cercle/2014 (London)	Dates include June 20 but are uncertain
Leytonstone tube station attack
Operation Crevice	A raid launched in the UK on the so-called "fertiliser bomb plotters".
Regent's Park bombing	A 1982 London bombing ascribed but never proved to be the work of the Provisional IRA.
Tackling Tools of Malign Influence	Integrity Initiative conference about "Russian Propaganda"

 

Groups Headquartered Here

Group	Start	End	Description
Airwars	2014
All-Party Parliamentary Group against Antisemitism	2005
Amnesty International	1961		"Effectively, Amnesty International and AIUSA function as tools for the imperialist, colonial and genocidal policies of the United States, Britain, and Israel." Revolving leadership door with US government.
Anti-Slavery International	1839
ArmorGroup	1981		One of the largest private security firms operating in Iraq
Association of Chief Police Officers	1948	2015	A forum for chief police officers to share ideas and coordinate their strategic operational responses. Unaccountable to Parliament or the public by virtue of its limited company status.
Astutus Intelligence	1 April 2015	18 June 2019	A UK limited company started in 2015 by two Institute for Statecraft directors and a third man. Dissolved in 2019.
BAE Systems			A global arms company, with interests also in civilian avionics and engineering. Its subsidiaries are also involved in providing intelligence, personnel and logistics support to US/UK military.
BBC	18 October 1922		A state propaganda apparatus disguised as a quasi-autonomous public service corporation.
BP			Multinational oil company implicated in the 1953 Iran Coup.
Balli Group Plc	26 July 1991		A privately held company with a subsidiary, Balli Aviation that in 2010 pleaded guilty to charges of illegally exporting Boeing aircraft to Iran, in breach of sanctions.
Bank of Credit and Commerce International	1972	1991	The "Bank of Crooks and Criminals International", as some nicknamed it, was a bank set up to facilitate large scale, global money laundering, mainly to support a range of black operations by intelligence agencies.
Bank of England	1694
Barclays Bank	17 November 1690
Behavioural Insights Team	2010		UK government propaganda and manipulation outfit
Bell Pottinger			Received $500 million from the US DOD to create a range of propaganda, including fake Al-Qaeda videos
Best for Britain	26 April 2017		A George Soros funded Pro-EU organisation.
Big Brother Watch	2009
Black Cube	2010		Spooky Israeli business intelligence agency
Board of Deputies of British Jews
British Council	1934		The British government's cultural propaganda body.
British Institute of International and Comparative Law	1958
British Petroleum
British Satellite Broadcasting			A London based satellite television company
British-American Tobacco
Brunel University	1966		London university
Cabinet Office	December 1916
Cambridge Analytica	31 December 2013		A big data mining company
Campaign Against Antisemitism
Carlton Club	1832
Carlton Television	1982		British media company led by Michael P. Green. Former prime minister David Cameron was director of corporate affairs there 1994-2001.
Centre for Policy Studies	1974
Centre for Research into Post-Communist Economies	1983
Chartered Management Institute	1947
Chatham House	1920		A key organ of the UK Deep state
Civil Aviation Authority			Oversees and regulates civil aviation in the United Kingdom.
Civitas	2000		Group which has a high intersection, in at least some activities, with the Institute for Statecraft
Clermont Set	1962		"If the original Clermont set were defined by one quality, it was a reckless taste for taking risks." Many members had many connections to other deep state milieux including Le Cercle and The Bilderberg.
Coalition for Peace Through Security	September 1981		A spooky UK front group to try to oppose CND.
Cochrane Collaboration	1993		A medical group formerly dedicated to countering Big Pharma corruption, but seems to have been compromised.
Commonwealth of Nations	1949		Organisation, mostly consisting of former British Empire nations.
Conservative Party			Ruling political party of the United Kingdom
Control Risks	1975		A British private security company.
Council of Foreign Bondholders	1868	1988	British association by private holders of debt securities issued by foreign governments.
Coutts Bank	1692		British private bank with exclusive customer base
Crown Prosecution Service	1986		The principal public prosecuting authority, a non-ministerial UK government department that conducts (almost) all criminal prosecutions in England and Wales.
De Beers	1888
Department for Communities and Local Government
Department for Transport
Department of Health and Social Care
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Jobs here

Event	Job	Appointed	End	Description
Josh Arnold-Foster	Senior Adviser	2007		"Provide advice on political and governmental defence and security policy development to a range of clients in the defence and aerospace sector"
Hamzah Behbehani	Banker	1992	1992	Middle East Sales
Jeremy Newmark	Chairman	January 2006	October 2013
Ella Rose	Public Affairs Officer	September 2015	August 2016
Ella Rose	President	June 2014	June 2015
Elaine Birch Ruffell	Senior Investigative Officer	December 1991	June 2001	"Responsible for identifying & containing threats to sources, staff & operations; and assessment of security clearances"
Elaine Birch Ruffell	Senior Operational Officer & Analyst	June 2001	July 2003	"Led assessment & disruption of narcotic trafficking from Afghanistan to Europe."
Elaine Birch Ruffell	Head of Staff Development & Training	July 2003	May 2006
Stephen Silverman	Director of Investigations and Enforcement	June 2015		Trawling social, printed and broadcast media for evidence of Antisemitism and coordinating 'enforcement' action against those deemed guilty of it.