Britain Today.

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I feel like a new term is being called for. Instead of "MIC" for "Military-Industrial Complex", it needs to be expanded to "GIC" for "Government-Industrial Complex", which of course would include the legacy mews media and even modern "Social Networking" as integral parts of the "Industrial" side of the equation.

And, speaking of the "Social Media", as an aside, that needs to be renamed. "Social" implies it is "for society" or, by extension, "for the people", the users. It is not. It is, instead, for the government, a virtual organ of government, so long as the government remains Marxist, which it gives all signs of being and remaining for the foreseeable future. I propose rechristening it as "Marxist Media" intsead of "Social Media", in keeping with the Truth in labelling concept.

I've heard the expression 'The Cathedral' to explain the wide parameters of those who politically steer societies and
the 'useful-idiots' who implement those controls.

It will always astound me that those who are deemed difficult or even obstructive in the dominating social administration
have -not only what they write on social media, but what they type and then delete during the actual composing of what
they're about to type!
Talk about mind-reading!
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Meanwhile, back in the UK...

Huge County Lines drug ring smashed with 72 members jailed for 221 years

'A huge County Lines drug ring has been smashed — with 72 members jailed for more than 221 years.
Undercover cops spent two years infiltrating the operation across 18 counties.


Spot the 'Masterminds' !!!

Gangs used dealers as young as 14 to sell crack cocaine and heroin in London, Birmingham, Wolverhampton
and Northampton. At the end of 2019, Northamptonshire Police made arrests and seized drugs worth over
£1.3million.

A total of 72 men and women have been jailed for more than 221 years, shutting down 30 drugs lines.
It is believed to be the biggest case of its kind by a single UK police force. Five men convicted of conspiracy are
described as “big players”.

Aways Osman, 28, of Romford East London, got nine years, six months; Hussein Jimale, 26, of Dagenham, got five
years, two months; Bruno Borges, 24, of Hendon, North London, got six years, four months; an unnamed man, 25,
of no fixed address, and Levi Bernard, 33, of Birmingham, both got seven years.

Northants Chief Constable Nick Adderley said: “To say this was a phenomenal operation would be a complete
understatement. "The drive, commitment, determination, creativity, tenacity and relentlessness these detectives
have shown here is incredible and I am so very proud of them."...'

The Sun: