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The US conspiracy network Infowars has been banned from most social media platforms, but Alex Jones, its presenter, is still delivering his incendiary broadcasts on the internet, pumping out his message that the election of Joe Biden as president is part of a plot by globalists and the deep state to bring about âthe takedown of Americaâ.
And thatâs the mild version.
In recent months, one of Jonesâs favoured sources to back up his claims is Australiaâs Sky News.
Jones uses segments from Sky News Australia in his program, particularly those from Skyâs Outsiders program, as âevidenceâ from mainstream media organisations to support his conspiracy theories.
ANTI-BREXIT campaigners planning to set up a new political party to take the UK back into the EU by 2026 have been torn apart by Brexiteer Richard Tice, who branded them an irrelevant declining cabal of extremists .
21 Feb 2021
Brexit champion Nigel Farage has slammed Coca-Cola for allegedly requiring staff to take training urging them to “be less white”.
Slides from the LinkedIn-based training originally circulated on social media after being shared by psychologist Karlyn Borysenko.
One explains that “To be less white is to: be less oppressive, be less arrogant, be less certain, be less defensive, be less ignorant, be more humble, listen, believe, break with apathy, break with white solidarity.” Another simply urges the view: “Try to be less white.”
Responding to the scandal on his YouTube channel, Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage lamented that he had thought progress was being made against the “Black Lives Matter madness”, but that the Coca-Cola revelations were another example of the corporate world having “lost its marbles” as a result of the movement.
It came as London Mayor Sadiq Khan set up a task force earlier this month.
Sir Keir explained a “conversation” needed to take place and suggested this needed to be done “city by city, region by region”.
He said: “I think each community, whether it’s London, or anywhere else is entitled to have a conversation about what it wants, in terms of statues and street names.
Nigel Farage has issued a warning to Keir Starmer (Image: GETTY)
Labour is trailing the Conservatives in the polls (Image: GETTY)
“And it needs to be decided, I don’t know, city by city, region by region.”