In this interview with Brian Gerrish, former ITV and BSkyB Executive Mark Sharman challenges the official Covid-19 narrative, including flawed statistics, high-level media censorship, government financial ‘bribes’ of the media, lost trust in doctors, vilification of those warning of vaccine damage, and the very real harm suffered by individuals who accepted the government promoted vaccines.
Trudeau and Rutte ‘golden pin-up boys’ for World Economic Forum: Rowan Dean: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte are “golden pin-up boys” for Klaus Schwab and the globalist fantasists of the World Economic Forum, says Sky News host Rowan Dean. “The similarities between Canada and Holland are as startling as
The Dutch people are rising up to protest destructive WEF climate law. The World Economic Forum controlled Dutch government announced last week an end to modern farming – putting harsh controls on nitrogen, and spelling the end to thousands of family farms. In response, Dutch farmers took a page out of the Canadian Freedom Convoy
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As a former ITV and Sky News Boss, Mark Sharman explains to former BBC and ITV reporter Anna Brees how the mainstream media has lost its moral compass. Through focusing so heavily on the government narrative it has failed in its public duty to investigate and report fairly on all sides of the unfolding covid
Jacqui Lambie, a Senator for Tasmania says the following on the Australian news programme Sky: “I think people are getting quite agitated right out there now outside there Pete, and those anti-vaxxers out there, that 20 or 30 per cent, ah, the ones out there ah protesting on the streets and doing that sort of
The BBC have published fake news containing lies perpetuated by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson in what is a clear attempt to coerce young adults and teens into getting the Covid-19 jab, and most likely convince parents to allow their children to have it once Chris Whitty gives the go ahead. An article authored by
It appears that the BBC has completely ignored the peaceful protest march, on Saturday, 24 April in London, where it is said that 750,000 took part. However, Sky News has made a video report showing the massive crowd walking down Oxford Street. The march began in Hyde Park and lasted around four to five hours.