Topic: Gchq

Trump is reportedly targeting the Federal Reserve and the Department of Education for abolition through congressional action. Tensions are rising with the UK, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer is accused of using intelligence systems to spy on American citizens and businesses. Meanwhile, Russian media is described as increasingly aligned with anti-globalist and pro-Christian values, viewing Trump as a partner against the New World Order.

A report details allegations that former President Barack Obama requested the United Kingdom's Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) to execute Project Fulsome in August 2016. The operation reportedly sought intelligence on the Trump Organization and Donald J. Trump for President, Inc., involving the collection of signals intelligence regarding Russian actors. GCHQ Director Robert Hennigan allegedly signed off on the operation, which was later referenced by General Michael Flynn.

Reports indicate the U.S. intelligence community requested foreign agencies to surveil 26 associates of Donald Trump prior to the 2016 election. While a GCHQ spokesman denied these claims as nonsense, journalists suggest the intelligence is contained in a 10-inch binder that Trump ordered declassified at the end of his presidency. The narrative suggests the FBI may have sought to maintain a cover-up regarding the origins of the Russia collusion investigation.

Judge Napolitano recounts his 2017 revelation that British intelligence (GCHQ) spied on Donald Trump at the request of the Obama administration, a claim later corroborated by GCHQ sources to The Guardian. This disclosure led to Napolitano's temporary suspension from Fox News. He also discusses the "Alex Jones Rule" in Connecticut, arguing that the legal system was manipulated to punish Jones for expressing opinions that are traditionally protected by the First Amendment.

Paul Joseph Watson and Alex Jones discuss the implementation of a global social credit system and the role of the UK military's 77th Brigade in monitoring social media. Watson alleges that the military amplified Chinese propaganda to increase domestic hysteria. They also cover anti-lockdown protests in Greece, France, and Germany, noting that mainstream media and YouTube have suppressed coverage of these events.