

How Islamists Influence & Infiltrate The British Government. Disturbing New Investigative Report
Dec 8, 2024
Connor Tomlinson, co-host of #NCFDeprogrammed and investigative report author, dives deep into the alarming influence of Islamist groups on the British government. He examines the Raiku unit’s psychological operations post-terrorist attacks and scrutinizes the media's role in shaping public perception. Tomlinson discusses growing public skepticism towards government narratives after COVID-19 and critiques the Prevent strategy for its bias against Islamic extremism. He also highlights the challenges of multiculturalism and the need for accountability in national identity.
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Controlled Spontaneity Example
- After a British aid worker was beheaded by ISIS, the Sun newspaper ran a pre-planned photo of a woman in a Union Jack hijab.
- This was part of a Home Office campaign called "controlled spontaneity" to shape public reactions.
Eroding Public Trust
- The government's use of manipulative tactics, like those during COVID lockdowns and in response to grooming gangs, is eroding public trust.
- People are becoming more aware of the government's attempts to control narratives and gaslight the public.
Prevent and RICU
- Prevent, the government's anti-extremism program, is actually a subsidiary of RICU, the Home Office's propaganda unit.
- This raises concerns about Prevent's focus and effectiveness in addressing genuine threats.