From Unrest in Albania to Toxic Jabs, the Elite Are in Multiple Cover-Up Mode. Here’s Why!

Pre-Revolutionary Times Provoke Industrial-Level Censorship

Nick Griffin

One of the signs of a strong, confident leadership in any form of human endeavour is a willingness to accept scrutiny, admit to problems and to allow criticism of genuine failings. So the recent lurch by the entire System media elite into multiple cover-ups as a matter of course tells us a great deal about the chronic insecurity and fundamental weakness of our masters.

Of course, there have always been cover-ups; Britain’s two ‘parties of government’ have had a long tradition of sniping at each other over all sorts of issues, but of covering each other’s backs when it came to really serious misbehaviour by key figures.

To what extent this has been out of fear of Mutually Assured Destruction (“we’ll say nothing about X if you’ll keep quiet about Y”) and how much it was about the need to preserve the credibility of the system itself is unclear, but the tendency to cover things up has always been there.

But not on the scale of depth and breadth which has developed recently. I’ve just finished reading Edward Dutton’s account of the strange case of the vanishing reports of Michael Gove’s deeply embarrassing girlfriend. It’s a fine piece which showcases the highly recommended Unz Review as a platform for writing which should be in the mainstream media, but is too hot for them to handle.

Gove and his now memory-holed 32-year-old girlfriend...

Whatever the real facts behind the case, it is easy to see why even Labour politicians and other die-hard opponents of the slimy, warmongering Gove are anxious to avoid adding fuel to the underlying public hostility to the “paedophile elite” by drawing attention to the charges against Lola Salem. Still less the way in which many of the reports which did briefly appear were very promptly memory-holed.

As I was reading it, I had a call from a long-standing and very trustworthy Italian comrade. He was phoning to check whether the UK media are on the same page as the Italian MSM in covering up the enormous unrest which has been rocking Albania in recent days. Have the BBC, Sky, etc been covering it all up too? The answer, of course, is ‘yes’. I keep my ear pretty close to the ground on developments abroad as well as at home, but I’d not heard anything about it.

In short, the country’s capital, Tirana, has been rocked by nights of giant demonstrations and serious violence between protesters and increasingly brutal police. The unrest is partly directed against alleged government corruption, but that underlying discontent has come to a head over the decision of the government to hand over an unspoilt island on the picturesque coast to a consortium led by Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner.

Ivanka describes the project as an “unbelievable, beautiful 1,400-hectare private island in the middle of the Mediterranean” plus five beautiful miles of Albanian beachfront intended to become resorts and hotels.

The luxury venture has sparked large street protests in the capital, Tirana, where early demonstrators carried pink cardboard cutouts of the flamingos whose habitat they say is being threatened. But the anger is about more than just ecology. The consortium includes big money from Israel, Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and protesters are hugely critical of Zionist influence on their country’s politics.

With rumours circulating last night that police brutality had led to the death of a teenage boy, the crowds are now demanding not just a stop to the project, but the resignation of the entire government. Albanian contacts of my Italian source say that the situation is not yet revolutionary, but that the term ‘pre-revolutionary’ is entirely justified.

Now, you might be of the opinion that Albania is a small place a long way away, and that it’s therefore no surprise that the footage hasn’t been on the news. Personally, I think it should be. An up-and-coming tourist hotspot and candidate for fast-track accession to the European Union is being destabilised by anti-Zionist public opinion. How is that not news in Britain when our PM is openly pushing Britain rejoining the block, and condemning his Green rivals for their anti-Zionist stance?

But if Albania is a bit too obscure to warrant coverage, that surely doesn’t apply to Italy? So why are we also being kept in the dark about what is happening there right now as well?

Watching the MSM at present, there’s still coverage of the ongoing urban unrest in France, although even that is being played down now. But the fact that the whole of southern Italy is in uproar is being completely hidden from us. The trouble is over the cost and shortage of diesel, a very important commodity in an area where farming and fishing are key pillars of the economy and of local communities.

It’s not just demonstrations; blockades of roads, distribution depots and oil refineries by farmers, hauliers and members of the public are grinding normal life to a standstill right across the south of the country. And, for all the inconvenience, most people are on the side of the protesters and against the government.

Adding to the unrest is the fact that large numbers of Italians are deeply opposed to their political elite’s collective Russophobia. They understand that sky high diesel prices and general inflation are largely the result of sanctions against the cheap Russian energy which long fuelled business and growth.

Is Southern Italy also too far away and insignificant to warrant media coverage in Britain? Or is the problem that ‘our’ fanatically anti-Russian and pro-war mass media do not want to cover what is going on and why - for fear of igniting similar protests against the same brutally expensive warmongering madness here?

Which brings us on to events here at home. The liberal MSM are, as I’m sure you’re only too well aware, always quick to cover stories which portray the wretched and backward white working-class natives of this impoverished, betrayed, shithole as ‘racist thugs’. It doesn’t have to be anything violent, simple placards and hurty words shouted in anger are usually enough to unleash a wave of hysterical coverage about the ‘spread of racism’.

So how come there in no media coverage of several months of the on-off disturbances in Glasgow? Various ‘rough’ neighbourhoods have seen angry crowds of hundreds, sometimes literally thousands, of locals facing off against heavy-handed but outnumbered riot police in violent protests against both paedophiles and asylum-seeker HMOs.

All the unrest has been filmed and put out on social media, so the dramatic footage is out there. It’s just that the editors have decided that you’re not fit to see it.

We’ve been shown the bands of masked but peaceful anti-migrant protests in Dover, but not the far larger numbers, and very much more violent, protests in Glasgow. Why is that? For the same reason that the MSM are also keeping deadly quiet about the wave of spontaneous, grass-roots community direct action against HMOs and potential migrant accommodation in Manchester, Liverpool, Tyneside and many other places places.

The Powers That Be know full-well that public anger at their latest immigration treachery is close to boiling over, as is hostility to their whole LGBTQPaedo lunacy. They’re clearly terrified that letting people see the truth, far from appalling the public, will lead to a wave of copycat trouble. They’ve let us down so badly that they know that people feel driven to take the law into their own hands in order to protect their communities, and especially women.

It was one thing publicising it when it happened in Belfast. To many ordinary Brits, Northern Ireland is a strange, basically foreign place, somewhere they do things differently and no sort of role model. Glasgow, Liverpool and Salford, by contrast, are home ground. Lessons taught there are much more readily applicable to other mainland cities and towns, hence the restless peasants need to be kept in the dark.

Paedophile elites. Anti-Zionist rebellion. Admissions about the deadly impact of the toxic Covid jabs. Corrupt warmongers. Fuel price protest blockades. The disastrous state of the EU/UK war effort in Ukraine. Direct action to head off that ‘migrants in every postcode’ threat. These are the sort of things which your average journalist knows without even being told are simply too hot to handle.

To allow any of them to spin out into the public domain would risk creating a ‘pre-revolutionary’ situation. If the truth about them all came out at the same time, the public mood could very easily shift even further, into truly revolutionary demands.

And this is all before the AI white collar jobs destruction tsunami strikes, closing the final curtain on a set of circumstances which the entire population of the West has grown up thinking were normal and permanent, but which were in fact uniquely comfortable and fleeting. Truly, we live in interesting times.

Source: Nick Griffin Beyond The Pale