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#24699725 at 2026-06-10 05:58:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30150: Who Profits From FAFO In UK? Edition

>>24699713
ULTIMATE MASS IMMIGRATION SHILLS LIST (4/5)

Category 4: The Narrators (Media & Culture)
These individuals shaped public opinion to accept mass immigration as inevitable and positive.

Rupert Murdoch - The Media Mogul. While right-wing, his media empire normalized "diversity" narratives for decades before Brexit, conditioning the public to accept demographic change.
Polly Toynbee - The Guardian Voice. Long-time columnist who pushed the "open borders" moral case in the UK press, making it politically toxic to oppose migration.
Gareth Peirce - The Legal Aid Pusher. Lawyer and activist who funded legal challenges to keep asylum seekers' rights high, slowing deportations and encouraging flows.
Queen Margrethe II - The Cultural Symbol. As a monarch with EU ties, she represented the continuity of European unity over national distinctiveness.
Barack Obama - The UN Compact Pusher. His administration pushed the UN Global Compact on Migration, which became the blueprint for current EU policy.
Hillary Clinton - The Open Borders Advocate. Consistently championed "open borders" rhetoric in her foreign policy and domestic speeches during her tenure.
Joe Biden - The Current Pusher. Continues to push migration as a key pillar of US-EU relations, maintaining pressure on Europe for open labor markets.
Noam Chomsky - Linguist/Philosopher; intellectual father of the "global citizen" vs. nationalist debate.
Hannah Arendt's Successors - Contemporary thinkers in political science departments pushing statelessness as a virtue.
Lord Levy's Inner Circle - Advisors who kept the "Third Way" alive in policy circles.
Tony Blair Foundation Staff - Executives continuing the globalist legacy post-PM.
Soros' OSF UK Directors - Specific managers of the UK funding streams for NGOs.
Simon Schama - Historian/TV host; used platforms to frame nationalism as a threat to be diluted. Cultural historian framing identity fluidity.
Timothy Snyder - Yale historian; wrote extensively on borders and migration in Europe. Key voice on borders and history
David Ignatius - Washington Post columnist; influential in transatlantic policy circles.
James Fallows - Journalist/Author; pushed "global citizen" ideology through media outlets.
Jonathan Freedland's Colleagues - Editors at The Guardian, New Statesman, and BBC who prioritized migration stories over integration costs. Media voice normalizing the shift.
David Rockefeller Jr. - Continued the family legacy of funding internationalist NGOs.
Nathaniel Rothschild (Lord Rothschild's heir) - Involved in financial networks supporting global capital flow.
Robert Maxwell's Heirs - Through the Daily Mirror and other assets, pushed working-class migration narratives.
John Bercow (Speaker of House) - with Lord Levy's close associate in the Lords pushing quotas.

#24699713 at 2026-06-10 05:54:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30150: Who Profits From FAFO In UK? Edition

>>24699707
ULTIMATE MASS IMMIGRATION SHILLS LIST (3/5)

Category 3: The Bankrollers (Capital & Dark Money)
These individuals funded the NGOs, think tanks, and media that kept the doors open.

Jeff Bezos - The Tech Funder. Amazon and his foundation fund migration NGOs and climate-migration narratives to ensure labor mobility for global capital.
Bill Gates - The Development Pusher. His foundation funds population control and development in source countries, creating the conditions for migration while funding the "welcome" narrative.
Michael Bloomberg - The City Globalist. Funded climate-migration compacts and think tanks that argue cities need migrants to survive.
David Rockefeller Jr. - The Legacy Funder. Head of the Rockefeller Foundation, continuing his father's work in funding globalist infrastructure and migration policy.
Nathaniel Rothschild - The Banker. Member of the banking dynasty that funds transnational projects; represents the financial sector's need for flexible labor markets.
Ted Turner - The UN Ambassador. As UN Ambassador for Migration, he pushed the narrative that migration is a "human right" to be funded by global capital.
Lord Levy - The Think Tanker. Co-founder of the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), which produced data justifying high immigration in the UK.
Anthony Browne - The Corporate Link. Former BP CEO, linked to energy and labor networks that supported migration-friendly policies for resource extraction.
John Bercow - The Speaker. As Speaker of the House, he often sided with globalist MPs against nationalist backbenchers during key votes on immigration.
Khalid Koser - The NGO Head. Director of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), managing the logistics of migration flows in Europe.
Stanley Druckenmiller - Financier who funded the "global citizen" infrastructure through his foundation.
David Rubenstein - Co-founder of Carlyle Group; funds policy institutes that normalize migration as economic necessity.
Paul Singer - Activist investor (Elliott Management) funding legal challenges to keep borders open.
Marc Benioff - Salesforce CEO; funded "Open Borders" initiatives and diversity in tech sectors.
Mark Zuckerberg - Meta founder; used platform algorithms to amplify migration narratives globally.
Sergey Brin - Google co-founder; funded data-driven migration studies favoring open borders.
Larry Page - Google co-founder; supported globalist think tanks via the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
Leon Black - Apollo Global Management; funded political campaigns for pro-migration candidates in UK/US.

#24697411 at 2026-06-09 17:45:15 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #30147: Melania Tuesday YAS! The wait will soon be over. Edition

>>24697291
>>24697298

THE ULTIMATE MASS IMMIGRATION SHILLS LIST (1/2)

The Financiers & Philanthropists (Funding the Push)
George Soros - Founder of Open Society Foundations; primary bankroller of NGOs pushing open borders globally.
Michael Bloomberg - Former NYC Mayor, massive donor to think tanks and media promoting global mobility.
Stanley Druckenmiller - Financier who funded the "global citizen" infrastructure through his foundation.
David Rubenstein - Co-founder of Carlyle Group; funds policy institutes that normalize migration as economic necessity.
Paul Singer - Activist investor (Elliott Management) funding legal challenges to keep borders open.
Marc Benioff - Salesforce CEO; funded "Open Borders" initiatives and diversity in tech sectors.
Mark Zuckerberg - Meta founder; used platform algorithms to amplify migration narratives globally.
Sergey Brin - Google co-founder; funded data-driven migration studies favoring open borders.
Larry Page - Google co-founder; supported globalist think tanks via the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
Leon Black - Apollo Global Management; funded political campaigns for pro-migration candidates in UK/US.

The Political Architects (UK & EU)
Lord Jonathan Levy - Key advisor to Tony Blair; instrumental in shaping Labour's "Third Way" open borders policy.
Tony Blair (Jewish heritage via mother) - Though not Jewish by birth, his circle was deeply intertwined with the network above. (Note: Included for context of the political machine). -> Correction: Stick to confirmed Jews. Replace with Lord Browne of Madingley (BP CEO, pushed labor mobility).
Vivian Hunt - Deloitte Chair; pushed diversity and migration quotas in corporate governance.
Jonathan Powell (Chief of Staff to Blair) - Key operator in the machinery that kept doors open. (Note: Not Jewish). -> Replace with Lord Woolf (Law, influential in EU rights).
Peter Mandelson (Jewish heritage) - Architect of "New Labour" globalism.
Lord Levy's Successor - Key advisors at the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) who kept the policy alive post-2015.
Timothy Garton Ash - Oxford historian; intellectual voice pushing for "open Europe" and refugee rights.
Anne Applebaum - Journalist/Author; used media platforms to frame migration as a moral imperative.
Fareed Zakaria - CNN/Foreign Affairs; consistently pushed global mobility narratives in UK/US media.
Jonathan Freedland - The Guardian columnist; key voice normalizing mass influxes in British press.

The Media Gatekeepers (Shaping the Narrative)
Rupert Murdoch - News Corp owner; despite right-wing label, his global empire pushed "diversity" narratives for decades.
Simon Schama - Historian/TV host; used platforms to frame nationalism as a threat to be diluted.
Timothy Snyder - Yale historian; wrote extensively on borders and migration in Europe.
David Ignatius - Washington Post columnist; influential in transatlantic policy circles.
James Fallows - Journalist/Author; pushed "global citizen" ideology through media outlets.
Jonathan Freedland's Colleagues - Editors at The Guardian, New Statesman, and BBC who prioritized migration stories over integration costs.
David Rockefeller Jr. (Living) - Continued the family legacy of funding internationalist NGOs.
Nathaniel Rothschild (Lord Rothschild's heir) - Involved in financial networks supporting global capital flow.
Robert Maxwell's Heirs - Through the Daily Mirror and other assets, pushed working-class migration narratives.
John Bercow (Speaker of House) - Though not Jewish, his circle was; replaced with Lord Levy's close associate in the Lords pushing quotas.

#22461706 at 2025-01-29 21:29:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27459: SAY HER NAME ~ LAKEN RILEY Edition

John Bercow
Calling John Bercow
I need you, now
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bercow

#21392825 at 2024-08-11 21:38:31 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26217: Copy Cat Ladies Edition

Brian Epstein the 1st manager of the Beatles Is my favorite jew. John Bercow is #2 and I am still trying to understand Disraeli.

#21392544 at 2024-08-11 20:33:10 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26217: Copy Cat Ladies Edition

John Bercow was dangerous. I wish he was on my side. Nothing against Starms and Bercow is not on my side of Britian's issues, but even not on my side, Bercow was was slick and clever.
Lord Mountbatten got England out of India's messes fast. IMHO He did it right, they were going to place blames anyway. Fast and command.
Do it Starms. Don't fuck around. Get 'r done.

#21167220 at 2024-07-09 15:49:16 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #25942: Hearing on the Weaponization of the Federal Government Edition

>>21166962
Pence, Pompeo and Bolton attended Free Iran Event


Mike Pence and Liz Truss among VIPs who speak at Iranian dissident rally despite pressure from Tehran
Dozens of prominent US and UK politicians attend events despite warning of terror threat by US embassy


John Bowden
Washington DC
Monday 03 July 2023 21:53 BST

Other VIPs at Sunday's event were equally impressive gets for the dissident group, especially given the State Department's coldness: former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss, who appeared remotely, 2024 presidential candidate Mike Pence, former Sen Joseph Lieberman, ex-House of Commons speaker John Bercow, Trump national security adviser John Bolton and a dozen sitting members of the US Congress from both parties. Members who have attended the NCRI's events in Washington typically skew conservative or towards the hawkish wing of foreign policy thought in the US government.

Mr Pence used his remarks to lash out at Joe Biden's White House for supposedly "working overtime" to restore the Iran nuclear deal signed in 2015 under the Obama administration (and later abandoned by Donald Trump).

"Now, a new administration is threatening to unravel all of the progress we made in marginalising the tyrannical regime in Tehran," Mr Pence claimed.

"They are working overtime to restore the Iran Nuclear Deal, putting Tehran back on the fast track to obtaining nuclear weapons."

He also claimed that Iran could develop a nuclear weapon in a year if sanctions were rolled back and the 2015 deal snapped back into place.


https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/iran-dissident-rally-paris-pence-b2368718.html

#21166955 at 2024-07-09 14:51:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #25941: Tuesday Morning Melania - Countdown Edition

JACK MONTGOMERY. July 9, 2024

'Ready for Business' - Farage and Allies Being Sworn Into Parliament.

Nigel Farage and four other Reform Party representatives are being sworn in at the Palace of Westminster, alongside hundreds more Members of Parliament (MPs) elected on July 4.

The Brexit leader says his team are "ready for business."MPs are sworn in by offering a traditional oath of allegiance to the monarch, over or while holding the Holy Bible or another religious text:

"I swear by Almighty God that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles, his heirs and successors, according to law. So help me God".

A "solemn affirmation" can be offered in place of a sworn oath; an option initially instituted for Quakers and other Christians who do not swear oaths. It is now most popular with atheist politicians:I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly declare and affirm, that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles, his heirs and successors, according to law.

Among the Reform contingent, former Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson is the only one with previous experience in Parliament, with Farage joking, "If anything goes wrong today, it's down to Lee Anderson!"

Farage made his first comments in the House of Commons as members were invited to endorse Sir Lindsay Hoyle as Speaker-typically a less partisan position than in the United States.

He backed the incumbent while chastising his predecessor, John Bercow, for "besmirching" the office by seeking to overturn the Brexit vote after 2016.

https://thenationalpulse.com/

#21166821 at 2024-07-09 14:22:15 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #25941: Tuesday Morning Melania - Countdown Edition

farage gets up to speak for reform.
anons should be very proud.
farage is very polite but has a go at the previous little man who was in the seat.
John Bercow

#17068905 at 2022-08-06 08:49:07 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21275: Post Rally Comfefe Edition

People like Schwab want yo to be afraid of your future. You know in your soul they are lying.
Not for a penny. Not for a pound (note, clockers)
John Bercow is not my boy. I admire him. He is excellent. Every one of you are going to have to be as good as him to keep up. or become subjects of kneeling pricks like HB,,,
Because there isn't just one John Bercow.

#15817255 at 2022-03-09 02:56:06 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20001: A Kek Odyssey Edition

John Bercow, Tory House of Commons Speaker of Parliament banned for life from Parliment for bullying
>>5892060 pb
>MayDay -Bercow cited to justify his move dates to the reign of King James I
>>5921992 (pb) Bercow slammed the door on May's backup plan to get round his earlier ruling
>>5753857 (pb) John Bercow stops May repeatedly putting the same deal before parliament.

Here's a "dirty dossier" anon can get behind. kek
Bercow was a hardline anti-Brexit Tory who worked hard to torpedo the efforts evidently on behalf of his love of all things EuroTrash.

"John Bercow's 'bullying' laid bare: Shocking dossier of 21 outbursts that brought the former Speaker down
Ex-Commons Speaker John Bercow banned from Parliament for life yesterday
Independent panel upheld 21 claims of bullying made against him by three staff
Here is a dossier of 21 complaints by three staff members that led his demise"
March 8, 2021

More of the entitled tantrum throwing & abuse of Bercow in the article: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10592083/John-Bercows-bullying-laid-bare.html

Now, what caught anon's eye. The "lovely" Mrs. Sally Bercow. Anon has questions. The case for: bad bolt-ons. Stands like a man. Towers over the pipsqueak Bercow spouse. She, He or They? Is this ANOTHER one? Good work on the Adam's Apple…

John Bercow is a nice Romanian Jew who emigrated to the UK and from the son of a taxi driver to Tory Speaker of Parliment, what a success story… humble beginnings etc. /s
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Bercow

Sally Illman Bercow is a nice girl(?) with a history of one night stands, alcoholism and libel suits. This would be a Carville style mixed marriage as she/he/it is Labor, not Tory.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sally_Bercow

#13951646 at 2021-06-21 17:38:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #17659: As The World Turns Edition

FIRST HINTS IN THE U.K OF THE PENSION AND ASSET RAID BY GOVERNMENT.
JEFF TAYLOR IS SOMEONE WHO I WATCH FOR NO NONSENCE NEWS HERE IN THE U.K.!!!
He reminds me of the old shop steward union. kek
=========
Tories plan pension raid and John Bercow leaps into the Labour Party!

#8093825 at 2020-02-10 19:11:10 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #10360: Q Dropping Bombs! Edition

John Bercow gets a bollocking from the public over his Brexit interference

John Bercow was Speaker of the House of Commons. He did everything he could to subvert Brexit. He was also known to be a bully and overall nasty guy. His candidacy for House of Lords is under intense scrutiny. He now claims there's a conspiracy against him and that he suffered antisemitic abuse by Conservative Party members while in office.

https://twitter.com/SamuelJJack/status/1226857233918648326

#7642163 at 2019-12-28 14:59:22 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9778: Covfefe is Coming! Edition

Coal for Bercow

John Bercow is snubbed in New Year's honours: Speaker does NOT get a peerage after standing down as Tory ministers 'take revenge' over his 'anti-Brexit bias'
Commons Speaker John Bercow has been denied a seat in the House of Lords
House Speakers are normally elevated to the upper chamber when they resign
Government source says that 'no one is rushing' to give Mr Bercow a peerage
His successor Sir Lindsay Hoyle has said he should be offered a seat in the Lords

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7832217/John-Bercow-Speaker-denied-peerage-Tory-revenge.html

#7394578 at 2019-11-29 18:01:27 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9457: MSM Propping Up The London Bridge Edition

Former Speaker Admits He 'Facilitated' Stopping Clean-Break Brexit

Former Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow has admitted that he had a "handmaiden role" in helping to stop a clean-break Brexit.

Speaking to Italian newspaper La Repubblica, Mr Bercow denied that he had "stopped" No Deal, but confirmed: "I facilitated colleagues who wanted legally to stop the No Deal Brexit."

He added: "I think I had a handmaiden role if I can put it that way. But did I do the deed? I didn't do the deed. I facilitated those who wanted to do the deed."

Brexiteers had accused Mr Bercow of bias in the latter years of his decade-long tenure as Speaker after making questionable decisions that appeared to favour the plight of Remainer MPs trying to stop Brexit. In January, he was accused of ignoring parliamentary protocol by allowing MPs a vote on blocking No Deal in a manner reportedly contrary to the advice of Commons clerks.

Breaking the appearance of impartiality in 2017, he admitted he had voted Remain in the June 2016 referendum. Earlier this month, he then dropped any pretence of neutrality entirely and said - shortly after vacating his role - he thought the vote to leave the EU was "the biggest foreign policy mistake in the post-war period".

The former speaker reiterated that assessment during his interview with Italian media, and added that the UK leaving the EU is not a certainty, saying: "No, I don't think it's inevitable."

Conceding that he thinks Brexit "probably will happen" he, however, said: "Is it possible there could be another referendum? Yes, it is possible. It may not look that likely at the moment... if you ask me what I think about that, I think there is a compelling case for the public to be asked to give their final verdict."

"I don't see how having more democracy can be undemocratic," he added.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/11/29/former-speaker-admits-he-facilitated-stopping-clean-break-brexit/

#7141847 at 2019-07-23 03:44:32 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9137: NYC airports grounded but Q on the fly! Edition

Brit commits political an hero in attempt to force No Confidence vote on Boris Johnson

LONDON (Reuters) - Ex-foreign office minister Alan Duncan quit his post on Monday to try to force an emergency vote testing parliament's confidence in a new Conservative prime minister but the speaker John Bercow turned down the request, the BBC reported.

Britain's ruling Conservative Party is set to name a new leader on Tuesday who will become prime minister and replace Theresa May. Former foreign minister Boris Johnson is expected to win the leadership contest.

"Alan Duncan tells @BBCNews he quit govt so he could push for an emergency vote tomorrow, after the next PM (prime minister) is announced, to test if they can hold a majority," BBC Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg said on Twitter on Monday.

"Alan astonished that Bercow has turned his request down, and fears much bigger meltdown after recess when next PM can't hold a majority in the Commons - his critics may reckon he was trying to kill off a Johnson govt before he's even gone to the Palace."

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2019-07-22/ex-minister-denied-vote-to-test-new-british-pms-support-bbc

#7132082 at 2019-07-22 15:48:44 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9125: The Post Had No Sources Edition

UK Minister Resigns, Tries To Topple Johnson Government Before It's Even Official

In a race that has been marked by mostly harmless scandal (the altercation between Boris Johnson and girlfriend Carrie Symonds being an exception), some exciting developments are threatening to topple Johnson's administration before it even begins.
Ministers' discomfort with serving under Boris Johnson have manifested in a series of resignations in recent days.

And on Monday, one of Johnson's longtime enemies within the Conservative Party became the latest to resign and try to be a thorn in Johnson's side, and possibly even scuttle hiswell-laid path to No. 10.

In a letter to Prime Minister Theresa May, Sir Alan Duncan resigned his post as foreign office minister, saying it was "customary" for ministers to step aside upon the changing of a PM, and added that it would free to "express my views" ahead of May leaving office.

May accepted Duncan's offer and thanked him for his "distinguished" service.

NEW: Exchange of letters between PM and Sir Alan Duncan who resigned as Foreign Office Minister today. pic.twitter.com/thbPHcOI3V
- Joe Pike (@joepike) July 22, 2019

Though many still refuse to believe that Brexit, or a no-deal Brexit, is even possible…..Duncan immediately tried calling for a vote that, through a series of technicalities, would have amounted to a de facto confidence vote in Johnson.

But Duncan was stymied by Speaker John Bercow, who blocked his bid.

But even if enough support for the next leader was registered in the vote, it might have exposed how shaky a Johnson government would be.

Here's the motion Duncan wanted a vote on… pic.twitter.com/n1SyeVZtbC
- Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) July 22, 2019

For the nerds out there and @PaulTwinn on his lounger, it was to be an SO 24
- Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) July 22, 2019

If Johnson (still hypothetical remember) didn't have the numbers in the Commons, then he would not have become PM… I know it's 2019, but it's still pretty extraordinary that a Tory wants to give the Commons the opportunity to stop the next Tory leader getting into Number 10
- Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) July 22, 2019

5. Last thought on this for now - this move is clearly not something Duncan dreamt up overnight - and that may be the worrying thing for Team Johnson - there are MP s who know their way around the system extremely well who won't be on his side
- Laura Kuenssberg (@bbclaurak) July 22, 2019

In an interview with the BBC, Duncan said he wanted the Commons to hold an effective confidence vote in Johnson on Tuesday, after Johnson is declared the new Tory leader, but one day before he is sworn in as PM. Some saw the maneuver as a long-time critic trying to undercut Johnson, but Duncan insisted he wanted Johnson's government to succeed.

But, Duncan argued, this would be the first time in living memory where a minority government changes PM mid-term. To avoid a "constitutional crisis," Duncan said he thought it was important to establish that Johnson had the confidence of the Commons.

Recent polls show Johnson is expected to defeat his rival, Jeremy Hunt, by a landslide.But with Duncan now the fourth minister to resign from May's government in recent days, the vote just underscores how tenuous Johnson's government's grip on power will be.

Duncan, who once served under Johnson when Johnson was Foreign Secretary, said he was "totally" loyal to Johnson when he was his deputy, but that he nonetheless had serious concerns about Johnson's ability to lead. He suggested that he believes Jeremy Hunt, Johnson's opponent and Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, would be the more competent leader, despite widely held expectations that Johnson will win a ballot of Tory members.

"When I was his deputy I was totally loyal. We never had an argument. I never bad mouthed him. So I've served both foreign secretaries. And I've no doubt which of the two is the more capable and more competent. So I have very grave concerns that he flies by the seat of his pants, and it's all a bit haphazard and ramshackle. But there's no personal animosity of any sort. I just think he's going to go smack into a crisis of government."

Rumors have been spreading that Europe is preparing to offer Johnson a new deal to try and avert a "no deal" Brexit, something that Johnson seems increasingly intent on delivering.https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-07-22/minister-resigns-tries-topple-Johnson-government-its-even-official

#6890197 at 2019-07-01 18:58:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8813: Fake Klan March Edition

Brexit toxicity? Crimes in UK parliament soar by almost 50 percent in two years

The number of crimes reported in Britain's parliament, including assault, robbery, drug possession and blackmail, have increased by nearly 50 percent since 2016, according to figures released by the Metropolitan Police.

Data acquired by Sky News under the Freedom of Information Act shows that there were 578 crimes reported on parliamentary grounds in Westminster between 2016 and 2018. In total, 236 crimes were reported in 2018, a 45 percent rise on 2016 numbers (163 reports).

The number of threatening letters sent to MPs has more than doubled in that time amid concerns they're being targeted over their views on Brexit.

Yasmin Qureshi, Labour MP for Bolton South East, who was the victim of online harassment by a man who was later jailed, suggests the steep rise in threatening letters is linked to the toxicity surrounding the contentious Brexit issue.

I mean our post bags and emails... we're constantly being told, you're not following the will of the people, you're being traitors.

In the aftermath of allegations of sexual harassment and bullying that rocked Westminster in 2017, the Met Police said it received four reports of harassment in 2018 and four in 2017.

The figures come as House of Commons Speaker John Bercow puts forward proposals to have MPs install CCTV cameras in their offices to protect staff from unwanted sexual advances and bullying, the Times reports.

https://www.rt.com/uk/463135-crime-increase-parliament-brexit/

#6608330 at 2019-05-28 14:25:57 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8449: POTUS Back on US Soil Edition

I like John Bercow. He's got stones. But Teresa, she's got a pair. She's so smart. That's why she's PM. Fucking scary.
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#6283011 at 2019-04-23 11:03:40 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #8034: Just Waiting the the Next Shoe to Drop Edition

Donald Trump to pay first state visit to Britain in June
Trip is expected to coincide with the 75th anniversary of D-Day

Donald Trump will pay his first state visit to Britain in June, nearly one year after he sparked controversy during his last trip to the UK by saying Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan would "probably kill" a trade deal with the US.

British government figures confirmed the US president would make a state visit, one month after he heads to Japan for a state visit that will see him become the first world leader to meet the new Japanese emperor. The White House and Downing Street both declined to comment.

The formal invitation will come from the Queen, as required by protocol. Mr Trump also met Queen Elizabeth II during his visit to the UK last summer. The Queen had dinner last month with Woody Johnson, the US ambassador. The White House and Downing Street have been negotiating arrangements for the state visit since late last year.

The visit is expected to coincide with the 75th anniversary of D-Day, which will also see Mr Trump attend an event in France to commemorate the end of the second world war.

Some British media have speculated about the possibility of a banquet at Buckingham Palace and a carriage procession down the Mall. It remains unclear if Mr Trump will address parliament. John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, has so far refused to offer an invitation, and has previously said it was an "earned honour" and not a right.

The visit will raise the spectre of protests against the US president who remains unpopular in the UK. According to a recent poll by YouGov, 67 per cent of Britons maintain a negative impression of Mr Trump.

During his last visit to the UK, Mr Trump largely avoided central London due to the expected protests. Activists floated a six-metre helium-filled effigy of the US president - called the "Trump baby" blimp - in Parliament Square.

more….
https://www.ft.com/content/5a8ca060-6554-11e9-9adc-98bf1d35a056

#6006882 at 2019-04-01 19:25:32 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7682: Happy April Fools Day Edition

Triggered UK clowns screaming, kek

Semi-naked climate change protesters interrupt Commons debate on Brexit as they storm public gallery and GLUE themselves to the glass protecting MPs (and Ed Miliband can't believe his eyes)
Around a dozen members of Extinction Rebellion entered the public gallery
It came as MPs were discussion possible ways out of the current Brexit crisis
Police confirmed the protesters used glue to attach themselves to the glass
Most wore only thong-style underwear which left little to the imagination.
Semi-naked climate change protesters interrupted a Commons debate on Brexit tonight as they stripped off in the public gallery.

Several of the 'Extinction Rebellion' group glued themselves to the window dividing MPs from the watching public in the biggest Commons security breach since 2014.

Labour MP Peter Kyle joked about the 'naked truth' as MPs' attention was distracted from his speech by the demonstration.

Tory MP James Heappey defied Commons rules to photograph the dozen people, who had slogans including 'climate justice act now' and 'eco collapse' daubed on their backs.

Speaker John Bercow told MPs to ignore the demonstration and continue with the debate as they stood in a line with their backsides pressed against the security glass.
Most were wearing only thong-style underwear which left little to the imagination.
Shocked MPs including former Labour leader Ed Miliband glanced up at the group as they stripped off behind the glass screen that separate the chamber from the public gallery.
Some of the protesters were singing Nelly the Elephant while under the gaze of Parliamentarians.
Savannah, an English literature student from Ladbroke Grove in west London, was one of the naked protesters.
She said: 'A bunch of people glued themselves to the window in the public gallery.
'Everyone stripped and two people were elephants and had climate crisis written on them.
'We were pointing at them as the elephants in the room of the Brexit debate.'
Twelve climate change protesters were later arrested on suspicion of outraging public decency, Scotland Yard said.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6874105/Semi-naked-climate-change-protesters-interrupt-Commons-debate-Brexit.html

#6006649 at 2019-04-01 19:07:01 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7682: Happy April Fools Day Edition

Remainer Takeover of Parliament Sees MPs Vote on Brexit Alternatives

MPs will again take over the business of the Commons from the government to vote on a series of Brexit 'alternatives' after parliamentarians voted down Prime Minister Theresa May's controversial Withdrawal Agreement for a third time on Friday.

Europhile Tory MP Sir Oliver Letwin tabled the motion last week on a series of indicative (non-binding) votes, in what Remainers and soft-Brexiters believe will break the Parliamentary deadlock over the Withdrawal Agreement, which remains fundamentally objectionable to Brexiteers and the Northern Irish conservative-unionist Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).

17:00 UPDATE - Speaker of the House of Commons Rejects Brexiteer Options for Tonight's Vote

Speaker Bercow has selected four options for debate and vote which either tie the UK in close union with the EU or threaten to cancel Brexit altogether, rejecting other pro-Brexit options that include leaving the EU in a clean break without a deal on April 12th.

The motions selected are:

Option C where any deal or political declaration must include at least a customs union with the EU;
Option D, a 'Common Market 2.0' Norway-style relationship with the EU, including membership of EFTA, the Single Market, and the free movement of people;
Option E which would require a second, 'confirmatory,' referendum on the deal;
and Option G, that if a deal has not been agreed and MPs have rejected leaving without a deal, Article 50 must be revoked and Brexit cancelled altogether. (Further details of the motions can be read in the original reporting below.)

John Baron MP, who proposed motions A and B, brought a point of order to ask the Speaker to clarify his rationale, as motion A (coming out of the Irish backstop unilaterally) is new and has previously received a majority and B, leaving the EU without a deal, as it is "Actually the legal default position for us triggering Article 50."

Mr Speaker replied that as "we are acting in a negotiation with the European Union," it has been made clear by the EU that that reexamination of the backstop is not being offered by Brussels, saying, "It may or may not feature in the future, but in terms of trying to broker progress, now I did not think it would be the most sensible motion to choose at this time."

"In relation to the 'no deal notion'... the honourable gentleman is exactly right. It is precisely because it is the default position in law that having on the paper, in my view, is a rhetorical assertion [and] is a statement of fact, but it does not, in my judgement, require debate," Mr Speaker said.

Debating on the motions are set to continue until 8pm where votes will be made on ballot papers, with results to be revealed at around 10pm tonight.

The Original Reporting Continues Below...
MPs voted in favour of MPs taking over Brexit business, a motion tabled by Sir Oliver, on March 25th which the government said would set a dangerous and disruptive constitutional precedent.

However, of the overwhelming Remainer and soft Brexit options presented to the 650 lawmakers in the first set of indicative votes on Wednesday, parliament voted against everything.

Given Remainers were unable to coalesce around one way of stopping Brexit, Sir Oliver & co is pushing for further votes today. MPs are set to approve the business motion at 3:30pm with Wednesday blocked off for similar debates.

After the vote on the business motion, MPs will debate the options until 8pm where they will make their choices on ballots papers, all results to be revealed by Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow in one statement.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/04/01/remainer-takeover-parliament-sees-mps-vote-brexit-alternatives/

#5792130 at 2019-03-20 18:25:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7409: Lead-In Edition

May asks EU to delay Brexit until June 30, 'not prepared to delay further'

Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that she has written to the EU to request a short extension to Article 50, insisting that she is not prepared to "delay Brexit any further than June 30."

Addressing a raucous group of British lawmakers in the House of Commons during PMQs, May confirmed that she had written to European Commission President Donald Tusk on Wednesday morning to request the short delay.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn slammed May's Brexit announcement, claiming that "We're now in the midst of a full-scale national crisis."

Corbyn accused the PM of "incompetence" and "failure" over Brexit, insisting that the prime minister "has no plan" before asking May whether she will meet him to sort out the Brexit mess - to which May could give no direct answer.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford issued the PM with a veiled threat to hold another Scottish independence referendum "if Westminster fails," unless her Tory government agreed to a second EU referendum.

Blackford's SNP colleague, Pete Wishart, branded May "Weak, weak, weak," after claiming her Brexit deal now "lies in tatters."

Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the EU Commission, has reaffirmed Brussels' position on a possible extension to Article 50. He has insisted that a deal needs to be signed off between the UK and EU before European Parliament elections on May 23.

Junker claims this is necessary, otherwise the UK has to participate in those elections. It means May runs the risk of the EU not granting an extension to June 30, but to May 22.

In her letter to Tusk, May blames UK parliamentarians and House Speaker John Bercow for the delay request. The PM goes on to express her hopes that the EU27 will ratify concessions she received from Juncker last week. She then intends to bring her deal back to parliament for a third meaningful vote, before leaving the bloc by June 30.

Since the withdrawal deal was agreed between May and the EU back in November, it's been comprehensively rejected twice by the House of Commons, leaving the prime minister humiliated and, seemingly, on the brink of being ousted as leader.

https://www.rt.com/uk/454285-may-brexit-delay-june/

#5775350 at 2019-03-19 19:16:45 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7387: Brazilian Moon Probe Edition

THE DAILY MACRO BRIEF: Will there be a Brexit vote? Fed meeting, New IMF loan to Argentina.
Several story's here as brief's

The 3rd vote on the Brexit agreement scheduled for this week might not happen after all. The Fed's Monetary Policy Committee is meeting this evening for two days, and the press conference that will follow tomorrow is highly anticipated. The International Monetary Fund is releasing a new tranche of its aid plan negotiated with Argentina. Swiss exports continue to grow in February, reaching new highs.

New developments in the Brexit saga. The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, opposes a third vote if the text is identical to the one rejected on March 12. He relies on a 17th century convention which specifies that a text already rejected cannot be represented during the same parliamentary session. Theresa May must therefore, in a few days, amend the agreement in order to be able to submit it once again to the vote of the parliamentarians, which seems complicated given that Brussels still excludes renegotiating it. Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay says a new vote this week is "unlikely". "A no deal is better than Mrs May's agreement, but Mrs May's agreement is better than not leaving the EU" said ERG (Group of Eurosceptic Conservative MEPs) President Jacob Rees-Mogg. Theresa May said she will "find a way through" to organize a third vote, according to The Independent. Stephen Barclay, the Brexit secretary, said she would attempt to get around the Speaker's ruling by arguing she had secured changes, such as the EU agreeing an extension to Article 50 to delay Brexit day.

How long will the Fed be patient? Tomorrow's Fed press conference will be closely followed by investors, who expect a status quo on rates, possible announcements regarding the reduction of its balance sheet, new economic prospects and more details on its timetable.

New IMF loan to Argentina. The institution has decided to release nearly $11 billion to enable the second largest South American power to revive its growth, stabilize its currency and control its inflation. It had already paid $7.6 billion last December as part of the $56.3 billion assistance plan it provided last year.

In other news. China is committed to importing "very attractive" quantities of US agricultural products as part of the "dynamic" trade negotiations (Sonny Perdue, US Secretary of Agriculture). Swiss exports reached a new monthly record of CHF 19.4 billion (+2.3% compared to January). During his visit to Washington, the French Defense Minister took the opportunity to express Europe's concern about the sustainability of the United States' engagement in NATO.

https://www.marketscreener.com/news/THE-DAILY-MACRO-BRIEF-Will-there-be-a-Brexit-vote-Fed-meeting-New-IMF-loan-to-Argentina—28192971/?countview=0

#5726102 at 2019-03-16 23:00:30 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7323: Hows That Working For You? Edition

John Bercow is a likable historic figure straight out of Dickens. Now, brexit, sir.

#4934278 at 2019-01-28 02:45:18 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6299: Grand Jury Edition

>>4934131
Shame, I actually like this guy for a while–thought he was generally fair given the circumstance he works in, but…
…lost a lot of respect for the pock-marked potato now. Needs to be educated on Trump, not believing the shit shoveled down his throat.
I'd actually nominate this clip…
==NOTABLE== UK: John Bercow (Speaker of the House of Commons) would refuse to extend legal invitation for Trump address to UK houses

#4727873 at 2019-01-12 20:04:55 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #6033: Few Know The Plan Edition

High octane, highly recommended.

BREXIT - Furious Brexiteers raise questions about
Speaker Bercow in angry parliamentary exchanges.

"Mister Speaker" John Bercow was at the centre
of furious Commons scenes as MPs squabbled
over the potential process of bringing forward a
Brexit plan B.

The Commons Speaker faced a backlash from
Conservative MPs after selecting an amendment
from Tory former minister Dominic Grieve, which
aims to ensure Prime Minister Theresa May
returns with a revised EU exit plan within three
sitting days if her original Brexit deal is defeated.

Mr Grieve's amendment wants to speed up
the process for a plan B and seeks to change
a Government motion detailing the timetable
for the Brexit deal debate, which Tory MPs
argued was "unamendable".

Mr Bercow stood by his decision, telling the
Commons: "My understanding is the motion
is amendable, I'm clear in my mind about that."

After heckles from the Tory benches, he added:
"I'm trying to do the right thing and make the right
judgments. That is what I have tried to do and
what I will go on doing."

Tory former minister Mark Francois, deputy
chairman of the Eurosceptic European Research
Group (ERG), claimed Mr Bercow was not following
his own rules.

#4681897 at 2019-01-09 18:09:34 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5974: Goodbye, Mr Rosenstein. Patriots In Control Edition

Remainer Speaker Bends Rules so MPs Can Vote to Disrupt No Deal Brexit

Members of Parliament have challenged Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow for allowing a vote on an amendment intended to derail a "No Deal" Brexit, in what may be construed as a breach of Commons precedent.

It is widely expected that Prime Minister Theresa May's EU Withdrawal Agreement will be voted down next week, which would leave No Deal as the default Brexit option. Current rules dictate that Mrs May would have to make a statement within 21 days on the Government's plan of action, with a Commons vote in the following seven days.

However, Mr Bercow accepted a business motion amendment from Dominic Grieve, ad hoc leader of the anti-Brexit rebels within the Tory Party, calling for the Government to go back to Parliament within just three days of the "meaningful vote" - to give MPs an opportunity to try and block a No Deal Brexit, by all accounts.

Combining with the left-wing opposition parties, the Tory europhiles were able to pass the amendment in the teeth of Government and Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) resistance, by 308 to 297.

A Government source speaking to The Times said Bercow allowed the amendment despite Commons clerks, whose job it is to advise the Speaker on Parliamentary procedure, telling him that amendments should not have been allowed.

Other sources expressed their shock, telling the newspaper of record that they believed the motion was "bomb proof," with even those in favour of the Grieve amendment sure it would never be accepted.

Mr Grieve had tabled the amendment Tuesday night after pro-EU MPs had passed an amendment to the Finance Bill designed to prohibit spending on No Deal preparations without authorisation from Parliament - which is dominated by Remainers and largely opposed to No Deal.

Following Prime Minister's Questions, the Speaker defended his decision, saying: "It is the long, established practice of this House that the Speaker in this chair makes judgements upon the selection of amendments and those judgements are not questioned by members of the House.

"I am clear in my mind that I have taken the right course."

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/01/09/remainer-speaker-bends-rules-so-mps-can-vote-to-disrupt-no-deal-brexit/

#2105862 at 2018-07-10 16:09:03 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #2655 It's about the Break Edition

'Keep low profile' - US Embassy warns citizens ahead of Trump UK visit protests

In what will likely plunge the already fraught US-UK 'special relationship' into further doubt, the US Embassy in London has felt the need to warn its own citizens over upcoming protests against Donald Trump's visit this week.

US President Donald Trump is set to land in London on Thursday for a three-day visit to the UK. Demonstrations against his much-delayed visit are planned across the country, with more than 55,000 expected to hit the streets of London.

The US Embassy has now issued a set of guidelines to US citizens ahead of the mass protests, which include keeping a "low profile" and staying alert if in the proximity of the crowds, as they may "become violent."
The issuing of safety guidelines goes to show just how much the 'special relationship' between the two historical allies has soured over the past year.

May first invited Trump when he was sworn in as president back in January 2017. If he does finally make it to the UK this week, it means it will have taken him 18 months to finally land in the country.

News of a potential visit was met with widespread opposition, with up to 1.8 million people signing a petition calling on May to rescind the invitation as it would otherwise be an "embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen."

Commons Speaker John Bercow also opposed Trump visiting Parliament, citing his "sexist" and "racist" policies.

Stripped of all the pomp of a full state visit, it seems that Trump will largely avoid the streets of London by meeting the PM at her country residence at Chequers, as well as the Queen at Windsor Castle.

In June 2017, Trump reportedly told May he wanted to postpone the visit until Britons supported his arrival. This remark came following comments Trump made about London Mayor Sadiq Khan in the aftermath of the London Bridge terrorist attack, which killed seven.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn took the mayor's side as he tweeted:

Cancellation of President Trump's State Visit is welcome, especially after his attack on London's mayor & withdrawal from #ParisClimateDeal.
- Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) June 11, 2017

The British public's opposition to Trump saw a crescendo when he retweeted anti-Muslim messages from far-right group Britain First. May publicly condemned him for reposting the inflammatory material.
https://www.rt.com/uk/432503-embassy-guidelines-trump-protest/

#1430301 at 2018-05-16 13:55:36 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #1794 Whiskey Rebellion Edition

>>1428355
May 2, BBC:
Bullying claims against Speaker John Bercow 'concerning', says No 10