Trawling around the Internet looking for something unrelated the other day I
came across the video of the lecture below. It's by a former Royal Navy
submarine commander Brian Gerrish who "happened across" the activities of a
certain charity organisation in the city of Plymouth. He did some
investigations and found they had insinuated themselves into many
institutional elements within the city. He then looked around Britain and
found them in other cities too (police, judiciary, sports clubs, social
services, educatiom, health service, etc etc). He then found them at
national UK government level and also internationally, based in over a dozen
countries and growing. The group started in the UK in 1989. No. I'm not
talking about the Masons. It's an organisation called "commonpurpose" which
claims to develop "leadership skills" and foster diversity, individual
empowerment and other such buzzwordy things. 20,000 people have been through
its programmes. The group claims to be bottom-up and pro-ordinary people but
its operation is clearly top-down and very well-connected; its list of
sponsors is considerable and includes many top companies and organisations
(Financial Times, Price Waterhouse Cooper, Law Society, Metropolitan Police,
BAE Systems, Bletchley Park, Barclays and HSBC Banks, BT, numerous local
authorities, prisons, etc. You can see these and a very slick video film
about the organisation at its website
http://www.commonpurpose.org.uk/home.aspxGerrish is something of an old-style if slightly idiosyncratic conservative
(small c) and anti-EU. He appears to believe that the troops in Iraq and
Afghanistan are fighting to defend Britain, but one doesn't need to approve
the government's war aims to support the troops as human beings. These views
of his aside, he has clearly done a lot of work and backs up his argument
with many well-chosen and pertinent documents (some of which may well be
leaked from insiders). The lecture is long - about 2 hours - but well worth
watching as an example of how a group that claims to be democratic in
spirit, but certainly does not seem to be in practice, infiltrates British
society at all levels. His lecture really gets going after about 5 minutes
as he starts to bring forward his documents. I would urge you, after you
seen the film and if you think it worthwhile, to pass this on to others.You can watch the whole lecture here:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid … 3576873594Or here (smaller screen)
http://radicalfilms.wordpress.com/2007/ … an-gerrishTerry
Very highly recommended for anyone wanting to see what's really going on inside the UK. I agree with the presenter: this is a real conspiracy and not a 'theory', he's got the evidence in those documents and can prove it beyond reasonable doubt.
One thing I especially like is toward the end, he gets into some ideas as to what we can do about it, and in fact what he is doing that is working. They are talking with local reports directly, at the pub say over a beer, and showing them the hard evidence. He says that a number of these reporters are now starting to ask serious questions themselves, and to question the hidden hand lurking in their midst.
cheers
]]>Whilst all eyes are on the big boys the enemy are quietly taking over from the bottom.
This is quite a long clip, but well worth watching
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