Filmmaker & journalist Tweets / views my own The Fourth Estate flourishes outside MSM Did Covid Leak From A Lab in China? tinyurl.com/h2puxjda

In summer 2021, David Malone & I made a 50 min UK C4 film investigating #originofcovid Interviewees incl @R_H_Ebright Profs Relman, Bell & Petrovsky, @Ayjchan various #DRASTIC researchers, @JamieMetzl @FilippaLentzos Here are 7 clips:
A global pandemic. A maze of unanswered questions. The lethal cost of Covid-19 has been felt around the world - but where did the virus come from? Did it leak from a lab, or is that just a conspiracy theory? #CovidLeak? Tonight at 10.15 on @Channel4 1/
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Andy Burnham and Labour’s Downing Street team have made it clear they don’t want any criminal investigation into the Premier League’s findings of fake arrangements between Manchester City and its sponsors. So this type of tax evasion will become even more common than it is now.
Tax expert @DanNeidle explains the “fake arrangement” between Man City and former manager Roberto Mancini. “We think that there should be a criminal investigation.” @StigAbell
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"Women are 51% of the population. We are not a fringe group." @miriam_cates rather magnificently uses facts to destroy nonsense. IIRC "nutter" is one of the words the Greens seek to ban.
'You can move on and ask me anything else.' Green Party Councillor Martin Abrams refuses to say why a gender-critical women’s group has been barred from the Green Party conference.
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Perhaps Polanski constructs his own identity. His own history. His own truth. And expects everyone to respect it as factually correct. A familiar pattern.
Polanski said his family 'fled the Nazis'. But all four of his grandparents were born in Britain - long before the war trib.al/cEIekAl
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“Thank you, Prime Minister.” The message from prisoners released under Labour’s early-release scheme. Criminals are celebrating. The public is carrying the risk of Labour’s prisons crisis.
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An important thread analysing one of the flagship projects of "Manchesterism". Is Burnham's Official Narrative of Mayoral economic development about to crash and burn?
Poor - and biased - response from Andy Burnham on Manchester City being found guilty of all charges related to serious breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules by an Independent Commission. He says “I can’t intervene *more* in the process,” which requires an explanation in itself. Then offers commentary on previous proceedings he felt was unfair, AND states he wouldn’t want to lose the club’s owners who have “been such a huge partner in the building of modern Manchester. Obviously, the building of Manchester City into the global force that it is.” How was that force built? And on the investment into the city itself, per a 2022 Guardian report: “Nine sites were sold to Sheikh Mansour at a fraction of their value, and well below what other plots nearby fetched. They were on leases lasting 999 years, well beyond the norm. And the fund shifted what had been public assets to companies registered in Jersey. “That walk along the water from New Islington into Ancoats now passes blocks of privatised land owned in an offshore tax haven, which yields millions upon millions for a key member of the wealthy elite running a surveillance state halfway across the globe. One of the greatest cities in the world has sold itself to a senior figure in a brutal autocracy – and not even for a good price.”
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How pathetic that we live in an age where permission has to be granted to call a male rapist a man🤦🏼‍♀️ Male criminals should never be called she/her/woman in any context; court rooms, media, judicial process nor stats etc. ‘THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH & NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH’ (er, except, we’ll be part of a massive lie & it’s fine🤯). These are NOT our crimes. Btw, being raped must be utterly, utterly devastating. Imagine what it must do to the victim, to hear her perpetrator called a ‘woman’ and ‘she’ 🤦🏼‍♀️🤡🌍
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has advised prosecutors they can address biologically male transgender rape suspects as men. 🔗:telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/09…
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All this nonsense about Burnham being a great communicator. Yes, he can stand on a stage in front of his tribe who've been given guidance when to clap & how to praise him, and make entirely unfunded promises. But on issues which are difficult, he's reduced to mumbling word salad.
Andy Burnham confronted live on @LBC by an angry local over the plan to house over 1,200 young migrant men at the barracks near Piddington. Ex-forces Steve from Upper Arncott told him his kids are worried, and so are plenty of other children, about whether they can still walk to the park. Women and young girls are worried about walking around at all. “Why are you not listening to the villagers? And also why are you allowing 1,200 single males to wander around, unsupervised and not monitored?” “They should be confined to the barracks. Why are they not going to be?” Burnham said he has to do it to get people out of hotels, and that he does listen: “I do listen and I have been asking questions of the Home Office about the precise arrangements related this particular location.” He said he has to deal with it in a way that’s “fair to everywhere”. Then the usual: crossings are down, returns are up. Then the answer that actually matters. He won’t do anything: “I am looking at those issues but I wouldn’t want to give you the impression today that it can simply be cancelled because we’re not in that position.” So despite the lip service to local concerns, he won’t take any action. At a minimum he could make sure they are monitored and confined to the barracks, exactly as Steve said. He could do that. He’s CHOOSING not to. What country have we become where young children can’t go to the park because the government is deliberately dumping 1,200 strangers right there? It’s scandalous.
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Hahahaha.
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This is an AI-generated image, as verified by the presence of a SynthID watermark. openai.com/research/verif…
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A black Labrador and a country pub are branded "Far Right", with a Labour Minister declaring "we don't want to have" such a vision. Surreally, one has to wonder whether this is part of the government's "Hope" agenda for a fairer, more cohesive, Britain... x.com/TheMercianNews/status/…
🚨 NEW: Labour’s nature minister has called the picture of Britain as warm ale, a country pub and a black Labrador a “far-Right” fantasy that “never really existed”. • Jenny Riddell-Carpenter told a Labour conference in Liverpool she "lies awake" fearing the next election will be fought on rural life and that “the far-Right” will decide what it looks like. She said that vision would be “warm ale, a black Labrador by your feet in a pub that doesn’t exist” and described it as “a very far-Right nostalgic vision of Britain that we don’t want to have.” • She was made nature minister in July and is MP for Suffolk Coastal. She said Labour must set out its own “progressive vision for the countryside.”
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It really is shocking to imagine that, while we American's were going about our day and enjoying our family and friends in March, 2016, our government was: - making Ebola, a 50% lethal virus, massively more transmissible - testing a late stage Ebola vaccine in non-human primates that had ZERO efficacy. - being upset this data was shared with countries in Africa where the vaccine was going to be tested because it would make clinical trial recruitment more difficult. (as a drug developer, I suggest it was late-stage testing because of the study in NHP, which you do not do in early stage work). Thank you @SenRandPaul for shining the light on this evil.
Replying to @SenRandPaul
Vaccinated animals developed severe lung pathology not seen in the controls. Dr. Fauci's contemporaneous notes record that the vaccinated animals had "necrosis, inflammation and fibrin in the lungs" that the controls did not. 
U.S. embassy officials in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, he wrote, "went bonkers."
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Here's what people are missing about the new NIH documents @RandPaul released: When you read all the emails, it's clear that NIH has classified biodefense research programs. Fauci felt very comfortable saying that results from an NIH-funded Ebola experiment should be classified. He would only talk that way if there were other research programs he was running that were already classified. Fauci was likely running way more "biodefense" studies than we were ever told, because some of them remain classified. Here's the text of his 2016 email: The DoD folks said that they wanted to publish the data. I said that I thought that it should be classified and the NSC people blew them out of the water and said that they agreed with me.
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In early 2020, publications in prestigious medical journals deliberately branded the Covid lab leak hypothesis as a "conspiracy theory". This "framing of the narrative" suppressed journalistic investigation. We exposed this in our Aug 2021 film.
Replying to @Channel4
As news outlets and social media suppressed discussions about a potential lab leak, a letter in Nature Medicine stated Covid-19 was "not a laboratory construct", and a letter in The Lancet stated the lab leak hypothesis was a “conspiracy theory” But was it? #CovidLeak? 5/
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This will be sinister beyond your imagination. A government “Information” agency correcting “untrue narratives about Britain”. Their solution is never to address the reasons people are angry (migration, crime, taxes). It is always to correct the supposed false consciousness of the proletariat.
BREAKING PM Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new National Centre for Information Defence to improve community cohesion and prevent a "distorted and untrue narrative about Britain". The new centre will draw up expertise and best practice, and ensure the UK has the defensive capability necessary to combat information warfare and build national resilience. Mr Burnham said: "There is no national security without a strong, cohesive society. That’s the starting point for everything we hold dear and everything we want to achieve. But the fact is that it has been under attack. "In recent years we have seen an industrial-scale assault by hostile actors on the information environment in the UK and many of our allies.   "Russian agencies have used every means at their disposal to spread lies and disinformation and prey on people’s fears. They’ve used bots and fake websites. Falsified newspaper articles. "Forged the branding of 28 British organisations – including universities and the BBC. They’ve amplified far right narratives. And we have evidence that they tried to interfere with the 2019 General Election. "We also know that they have tried to stoke tensions and unrest in the wake of horrific events. The idea that anyone would try to use such things to their advantage is just repulsive – but it is what they do." More now at @GBNEWS.
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The Wuhan Mystery (English edition) – Serialized, Open access – coming soon! 📖🔥 I have a rep for being quite stubborn, and this is no exception: My critics increasingly try to portray me as someone only looking to make money off my book on Covid origins. That couldn’t be further from the truth. I am deeply and solely invested in this to find true answers to one of the most important questions of our time, and to prove it, I will be publishing (with my publisher’s approval) the English Edition of the Norwegian bestselling non-fiction / true crime hybrid 'The Wuhan Mystery' completely open access on Substack. It will be serialized for that extra suspense, a new installment dropping every week until Christmas - starting next week on tuesday 29th sept. By subscribing (at no cost whatsoever) you get installments directly in your inbox the moment they go live, and you also get access to a downloadable PDF at the end of the serial. Appreciate all help to spread the word! 🙏 Here's the full story behind why I'm doing it this way, and how to read along 👇 sigridbratlie.substack.com/p…
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The increase in budgets for--and increase in numbers of sociopaths engaged in--bioweapons-agents research following the 2001 anthrax attacks directly resulted in the reckless gain-of-function research on SARS viruses that caused COVID, killing 20 million and costing $25 trillion.
25 years ago, a sociopathic US Army bioweapons-agents researcher mailed anthrax spores to Congress and media outlets. The attack resulted in a 20x increase in US budgets for bioweapons-agents research and a 20x increase in the number of sociopaths with access to bioweapons agents.
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Imagine you’re Putin looking at this shite
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🚨 The Government has revealed that it consulted the left-wing, censorious think tank the Centre for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) over the Online Safety Act. The CCDH was founded by Morgan McSweeney, Keir Starmer’s former Downing Street Chief of Staff. It claims that it wants to tackle “hate”, but in practice campaigns for greater restrictions on online speech. Its US Director, Imran Ahmed, is a staunch opponent of the Trump administration, and it has been reported that the US State Department is even considering deporting him. In response to a parliamentary question from Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Mike Wood, ministers revealed: “DCMS also engages with a range of civil society organisations in developing online harms policy, including where it relates to public safety. As part of this, the Centre for Countering Digital Hate has participated in official-level roundtables with the department in 2024 and 2026.” The CCDH has received money from taxpayer-funded charities, was revealed to have drawn up a plan to “Kill Musk’s Twitter”, and campaigns for greater government control of the internet, as well as the defunding of right-of-centre platforms. So why is the Government consulting an organisation with such an overtly censorious agenda on laws governing what millions of people can say and see online? Read more in @GuidoFawkes 👇
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🚨👀 NEW FSU BRIEFING: Misinformation about Misinformation The British Government is preparing an apparatus of internet censorship without precedent in the modern era. The Orwellian DCMS Green Paper proposes forcing social media algorithms to favour "trustworthy" state-approved sources. Labour's Lucy Powell wants platforms under broadcast-style duties of "accuracy and balance" during elections. The Government Office for Science wants a state-linked database of "false and misleading narratives" and official "prebunking" in schools. None of this fell from the sky. It is the demand of a lobby, the Centre for Countering Digital Hate, co-founded by Sir Keir Starmer's former Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, and the Foreign Office-funded Global Disinformation Index, whose members then sat as "expert" reviewers marking their own homework on the evidence for the policy they demanded. That review cost taxpayers almost half a million pounds. It relied on AI-generated summaries of two hundred and twenty-eight papers nobody read, contained no climate scientist, economist, clinician, or epidemiologist, and grounded its central claim, that algorithms are "exclusively profit- and engagement-driven", on a single AI-synthesised paper from an institution ranked ten thousand three hundred and seventieth in the world. The real evidence contradicts the panic. A Science study found flagged vaccine misinformation on Facebook drew just 0.3% of 2.7 billion views, while unflagged, accurate content had forty-six times the impact on hesitancy. A Nature synthesis put "fake news" at roughly 0.15% of the average American's media diet. Twitter's own researchers found no evidence of algorithmic bias toward extremes. Only 33% of adults think the BBC, the state's model of trustworthiness, is impartial. Under this regime, questioning heat pump efficiency or electric vehicle range counts as "misinformation." Whoever controls the label controls the debate. Britain has not seen anything like this since the Star Chamber licensing decrees of 1637 under King Charles I. Milton's answer still stands: let truth and falsehood grapple, for truth's confuting is the best and surest suppressing. Read the new report from FSU Director of Policy and Research @DavidRoseUK 👇
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The Nottingham Post exemplified the finest traditions of journalism and the Fourth Estate. They spoke, and continue to speak, Truth to Power. An outstanding article from Emma Webber.
When a Local Newspaper Refuses to Look Away mrsemmawebber.substack.com/p…
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