Is the MSM alllowing truth to come out?

I received an email from a friend that I have been trying to 'wake' up,
part of which I will paste below.
I was wondering if the PTB are rubbing it in our faces or is the MSM really
trying to get the information out, albeit at 2am in the morning. (unless it was a repeat)
I don't know if people outside the UK can view this program, but anyhow, here's
part of what he wrote;

" However, without even looking I have no argument with your premise. Did you see a programme on More 4 the other night, of course you didn't, you don't watch TV. Check it out on the Channel 4 watch again site. It was about how our liberties and the much vaunted 'Unwritten Constitution' we have has all but been removed. The programme is called Taking Liberties. Now this is main line media, trust me, I watched at 2 in the morning......I wanted to take up arms!!

We have been conditioned, without vaccines, over the last 8 years that we have to give up our liberty in order to be safe from 'terrorism'. These liberties have been hard fought and hard won over many centuries. The most notable date in the history of the struggle of the common man being 1215, when our natural enemies; the landlord, noblemen, the employers and the oppressors actually had them written down. Admittedly they weren't actually thinking about us but by default the 'benefits' filtered down to us over time.

AND all removed by a 'labour' Prime Minister and sanctioned by a 'labour' government. It took at least 800 years to get these inalienable rights, how long to get them back? In effect we live in a semi-fascist police state. Margaret Thatcher will die a happy woman, she didn't quite manage it, the mutant illegitimate spawn of her imagination.........

The irony of it all is a quote from the bitch at the height of the miners strike... "...you can't fight the enemy within..." she warned us, yet we still elected Blair! "

Wakey, Wakey!!
Tom

Here is the link to the aforementioned program;
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/taking-liberties/4od#2928978
You may have to create a pin number.

Below is a commentary about the program.

" Riding in on a wave of optimism and real belief in their mantra that things can only get better, the New Labour government proceeded to enact some of the most authoritarian legislation in recent history. With fast-paced satirical style, this Bafta-nominated film shows how, in just over a decade, some rights and freedoms that took centuries to build up have been rolled back or cut away through a personal journey into the decline of civil liberties.

The 82-year-old holocaust survivor Walter Wolfgang was lifted bodily from a debate at the Labour Party conference for, as Tony Benn points out, 'rightfully' saying that Jack Straw is talking 'nonsense' about Iraq. We see a man who tries to protest against the treatment of Mr Wolfgang also set upon by security, and learn that he was later handled roughly - and that poor old Wolfgang was next detained by the police under the 2000 Terrorism Act.

We meet Moulad Sihali, an Algerian refugee. He was cleared of all charges relating to a non-existent plot to manufacture the poison ricin, but has now been made a prisoner in his own home. He's been fitted with a tracking device, is only allowed outside at certain hours - and then only within a one mile radius of his house - and is forbidden to meet anyone who hasn't been vetted by the Home Office. The specific charge against him? There isn't one.

We hear how Maya Evans, a vegan chef, and her friend the writer Milan Rai were arrested under the Serious Organised Crime and Police act for reading out the names of people who have died in Iraq and occasionally ringing a (very quiet) Buddhist bell.

Occasionally the footage is very funny. Protestors are told that if they step off the grass verge they have been crowded onto they could be arrested for blocking a public highway. They are told this by a massed group of policemen who are actually blocking the road.

There are recordings of the police intimidating grandmothers; protestors being strong-armed; 80-year-olds being dragged along on their backsides by police; Tony Blair staring on silently (in contravention of international law against complicity with torturers) as George W. Bush praises the facilities at Guantanamo Bay.

The documentary even succeeds in arousing sympathy for a group of bankers - the Natwest Three. Thanks to a 2003 treaty they were extradited to the US - for a crime they allegedly committed in Britain but that British authorities declined to prosecute due to lack of evidence. In this case, the US authorities were allowed to take these men from their homes and support networks without presenting any new data to the British government. "

After watching just a few minutes of this, I think I should have named the thread SS. UK.
It's not a sign of things to come.., but how things ARE.

The BBC put out a three parter called "The power of nightmares" which showed how wars etc were used to do this.

It was never shown on TV again, but people recorded it, encoded it for computer viewing and uploaded it to the net - it can still easily be found on the torrents.

Very well worth watching. If you want a copy then I have it somewhere and can probably send you it on a USB stick in the post.

A..

Speaking of the mainstream media--

I got permanently banned from BBC today, for my conspiratorial views, not my manners. I had been there for four years, and got along okay, except in the ideology department.

I guess they have to rally 'round their Globalist flag.

Oh well.


Shech--