vanessa beeley

[rekil]

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e2a from this tweet which she's replied to:

What Mr.Jenkins is up to now.

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[rekil]

Victory to Rosie Holt.

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[teqniq]

Ho ho ho:

 

[LDC]

Yeah, just looked and I thought it had been hacked as it had some anti-Putin stuff on. Fantastic!

 

[hitmouse]

It is with deep regret that I must announce that she's back on it.

 

[rekil]

So which one of you is 'truthhammer88'

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[Mr Moose]

Beeley apparently acted as an observer to the Donbass referendums. An EU parliamentarian has apparently called for her to be sanctioned and ‘anti-imperialists’ who are no such thing, are up in arms.

 

[rekil]

Beeley apparently acted as an observer to the Donbass referendums. An EU parliamentarian has apparently called for her to be sanctioned and ‘anti-imperialists’ who are no such thing, are up in arms.

Beeley and Bartlett falling out with Craig Murray is amusing. Loonrats in a sack. They're on a couple of ukrainian lists for entering the country illegally and aiding the joke referendum.

Speaking of green inkers, and I'm just surprised it took this long, I've been informed, apparently by a self styled spokesperson for the hedge fund investment analyst left, that this thread is essentially misogynistic.

And on that bombshell.

 

[zahir]

Brian Whitaker on the strange alliance of conspiracy theorists. Piers Robinson gets a mention.

Friends in Strange Places

A bizarre alliance of anti-vaxxers, 9/11 truthers, creationists and atrocity deniers spans — and blurs — left-right boundaries

newlinesmag.com

 

[Kevbad the Bad]

I've come to this thread a bit late, and don't have time to read and inwardly digest the entire thread just now. Nor follow up all the links. But would it be reasonable to summarise Beeley as a pro-Assad, pro-Putin, covid conspiracist nasty piece of work? And that the White Helmets are basically OK, allowing for some errors and the like in a confusing time of civil war?

Reason I'm asking is that someone locally is propagating her ideas on the White Helmets, and I'd like some knowledgable advice.

 

[teqniq]

Essentially, yes. But just to be clear, the White Helmets have been the target of a disinformation campaign.

 

[Sweet FA]

I've come to this thread a bit late, and don't have time to read and inwardly digest the entire thread just now. Nor follow up all the links. But would it be reasonable to summarise Beeley as a pro-Assad, pro-Putin, covid conspiracist nasty piece of work? And that the White Helmets are basically OK, allowing for some errors and the like in a confusing time of civil war?

Reason I'm asking is that someone locally is propagating her ideas on the White Helmets, and I'd like some knowledgable advice.

Couple of grauniad articles:

How Syria's White Helmets became victims of an online propaganda machine

The Russia-backed campaign to link the volunteer rescuers with al-Qaida exposes how conspiracy theories take root: ‘It’s like a factory’

www.theguardian.com

How Syria's disinformation wars destroyed the co-founder of the White Helmets

The long read: In November 2019, James Le Mesurier, the British co-founder of the Syrian rescue group, fell to his death in Istanbul. What led an internationally celebrated humanitarian to take his own life?

www.theguardian.com

eta:

White Helmets group members admit to staging chemical attacks in Syria, Russian study finds

morningstaronline.co.uk