After hearing of the murder of the former MP and Reform UK spokeswoman Anne Widdicombe, another big story broke at the same time. This involved an alleged ‘extreme right-wing’ threat that had been foiled, resulting in a number of arrests around the country.
As someone who is normally suspicious of the mainstream media and recognising the coincidence of both events happening together, I began to smell a rat. The ‘terror plot’ was alleged to be against a gathering of fifteen thousand Muslims in Suffolk, and all the media reported that the right-wing extremists were under arrest waiting to be charged.
At the time rumours were also circulating that the so called extremists were only YouTubers flying a drone to film what was happening at the Muslim gathering. It was only recently that we learned of a communications unit in government that springs into action to shape the narrative when certain atrocities happen, in order to distract attention from what they don’t want the public to know. Recently it was revealed that all involved in the alleged terror plot have been released without charge, this included someone on conspiracy to murder.
All this fake news about the terror plot was to distract the fact that Anne Widdicombe’s savage murder (she was struck 21 times with a hammer), was carried out by an alleged left-wing fanatic. And to balance things out, a story on ‘right-wing’ extremism was concocted to balance things out. Fortunately many of us have heard it all before.
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