Did Britain Use Armed Forces Disguised As Police Against Its Citizens? - TruePublica
Article Start: The information – from a source whose
bona fides are beyond question – was immediately attacked by an
employee of Blairite PR firm Portland Communications, which if anything
enhances its credibility:
Over recent weeks, the SKWAWKBOX
has been privileged to provide explosive eyewitness testimony showing
the involvement of military personnel impersonating police officers
against striking miners at The Battle of Orgreave in 1984.
As a result of that series of articles, this writer was contacted by a
former army officer (bona fides established) – whom we’ll call “Major
X” – who confirmed that soldiers ‘routinely’ masqueraded as police
officers in operations against what both the Blair and Major governments
considered ‘extremist groups’ – but with a mind-blowing stretching of
any definition of ‘extremist’. A ‘trailer’ of this testimony was
published last weekend, pending a full account from the ex-military
whistleblower.
