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Houthi rebel attacks prompt British Petroleum to pause all fuel shipments in Red Sea

December 29, 2023 -

All BP crude shipments through the Red Sea are now temporarily suspended, as are numerous shipping routes from other companies, as global trade hits another snag due to the ongoing Israeli war in Gaza.

In a statement, BP indicated that this is a "deteriorating security situation" as Yemen-based Houthi rebels continue to launch attacks on passing ships that they believe are headed for Israel and / or its allies.

"The safety and security of our people and those ...

Russian petroleum exports SURGE despite increase in domestic demand

July 26, 2023 -

Figures from the Refinitiv Eikon financial analysis platform showed that Russia's seaborne diesel and gasoil exports increased by 11 percent in the first half of July, exceeding the 13 percent increase in June. Amid this development, Moscow is preparing to slash its oil exports by 500,000 barrels per day (bpd) in August to increase the availability of petroleum supply for domestic refining and fuel production.

Turkey and Brazil have stood out as the top destinations of ...

British Cycling bans ‘transgender’ males from women’s competitions

June 01, 2023 -

(Article by Peter Caddle republished from Breitbart.com)British Cycling, the regulatory body in charge of the eponymous sport in the country, has confirmed that it will be banning “transgender” males from taking part in women’s events, which will now be limited to biological females only.

The organisation had previously allowed “transgender” males who identify as being women to take part in women’s events under certain circumstances, though such a policy was suspended pending ...

Report: British Armed Forces directly involved in Ukraine conflict

a month ago -

This is according to a report published in the British outlet The Times, which claimed that Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, a senior Royal Navy officer and current head of the British Armed Forces, played a role in devising battle plans for Kyiv.

The report indicated that Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, head of the U.K. armed forces, played a role in devising "battle plans" for Ukraine. (Related: Western special forces are UNOFFICIALLY in Ukraine to fight Russia as WWIII looms.)

Reacting ...

British government official warns businesses to STOP GOING WOKE

September 01, 2023 -

British Chief Secretary to the Treasury John Glen issued this warning during an interview with the London-based think tank Bright Blue. His remarks came at the heels of American beer brand Bud Light's parent company Anheuser-Busch suffering the effects of a boycott because of the brand's partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

"I'm uncomfortable, instinctively, to see big businesses appropriating the views of their customers to make a political point," ...

British banks that canceled conservatives could lose their licenses

July 25, 2023 -

Following the recent scandal involving Brexit leader Nigel Farage, whose bank account was shuttered by Coutts / NatWest due to his conservative political platform, a number of British MPs (members of parliament) are working on a new law to stop this kind of thing from ever happening again while bolstering and protecting freedom of expression throughout the country.

A related set of newly proposed rules would also force banks to provide customers with at least three months' ...

British BLM activist pleads GUILTY to fraud over MISSING DONATIONS

October 01, 2023 -

Breitbart reported that Xahra Saleem, 23, recently entered a guilty plea to one count of fraud at the Bristol Crown Court. The charges stemmed from £30,000 ($36,603) in donations from the general public disappearing, with the intended beneficiaries not receiving even a single penny.

Saleem, who also went by the name Yvonne Maina, was a founding member of the BLM offshoot All Black Lives (ABL) Bristol. She was also involved in the infamous June 2020 protest that resulted ...

British Telecom CEO firing Whites, hiring minorities for diversity bonuses

September 26, 2023 -

The Mail on Sunday (MoS) first broke the news, citing leaked audio of BT Chief Networks Officer Howard Watson during a meeting with staff members. While he described the headcount reduction as a "shocking number," he stressed that BT would be able to recruit new workers in "many more places" – a move which would "improve diversity inclusion over time."

According to the MoS, the plan to reduce staff members in East Anglia was the brainchild of BT CEO Allison Kirkby....

British merchant ship abandoned in Red Sea following Houthi missile strike

2 months ago -

This is according to a statement made by a Houthi spokesperson on Monday, Feb. 19. This follows the Houthi's claim to have shot down an American MQ-9 Reaper drone over a Yemeni port in the Red Sea – a claim the United States has not confirmed.

"The British merchant ship Rubymar sustained catastrophic damage and its crew has abandoned the vessel," the spokesman for the Yemeni military said.

The Houthis, who have been in a civil war with the internationally recognized ...

Poll: 31% of British youths think “climate change” is DELIBERATELY EXAGGERATED

January 30, 2024 -

This was the finding of a survey commissioned by the British nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH). According to the Guardian, CCDH researchers gathered a dataset of text transcripts from 12,058 climate-related YouTube videos. The videos, which came from 96 channels, were posted between Jan. 1, 2018 and Sept. 30, 2023.

The researchers also looked at the results of a nationally representative survey conducted by polling company Survation. This poll found ...

Counter-terrorism course for British civil servants is actually woke INDOCTRINATION

January 17, 2024 -

Anna Stanley, a former staffer with the British Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), disclosed this in a piece for Fathom Journal. The three-day course titled "Issues in Countering Terrorism" was conducted at King's College London (KCL). Aside from her colleagues at the FCDO, staffers from the Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Defense and the Home Department were also in attendance.

"The civil servants were given presentation by KCL lecturers, while visiting ...

British government mulling SOCIAL MEDIA BAN for teenagers 16 and younger

December 21, 2023 -

Despite bringing new controls with the Online Safety Act (OSA) which received Parliament approval in October, ministers are considering the pros and cons of further actions to limit children’s exposure to social media’s harmful content.

British Science Secretary Michelle Donelan said the legislation meant the U.K. would become "the safest place to be online in the world." She added that the OSA's passage "will go down as an historic moment that ensures the online safety ...

British government caught surveilling social media presence of school staff members

November 10, 2023 -

According to Reclaim the Net, the British Department for Education (DfE) has been keeping close tabs on both the social media accounts and internet activity of dozens of England-based school staff for any dissent or criticism of its policies.

Some of those surveilled include top education experts, modestly compensated teachers, teaching assistants, librarians and even the lowest-paid members of its auxiliary services staff.

Outraged, many lost no time in making ...

British potato shortage: Farmers warn U.K. could run out of staple crop

a month ago -

"Farmers in the U.K. have reportedly been struggling with one of the lowest potato harvests on record, estimated at two metric tons less than five or six years ago – pegged at 4.1 metric tons of harvested potatoes," according to Fresh Produce Journal editor Fred Searle.

National Farmers' Union Potato Policy Group Chairman Time Rooke said: "Rising energy and fertilizer costs have further stressed the agriculture sector and hampered U.K. potato production. Potatoes are in my ...

COVID-19 masks provided NO PROTECTION during “pandemic,” British government now admits

February 05, 2024 -

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) published a report covering an investigation into the most popular medical-grade masks that people used during the "pandemic," including the N95, KN95 and FFP2 models that public health authorities said would prevent COVID "droplets" from spreading.

Data was collected up through September 2022 and included at-risk groups such as people with Down's syndrome, some cancer patients and people with immune system disorders.

Scientists ...