BITCHUTE (Steve Bannon's War Room) - Howell: This is a mass-deportation blackout. Clearly, the consultants have decided it’s not a winnin
Aired On: 9/9/2026
Aired On: 9/9/2026
Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett says he wants to have "a longer conversation" with Johnson about alleged "cover-up" after Wisconsin senator explains Biden FDA's rejection of better algorithm for safety signals.
Max describes how Britain is using the Palestine Action case, a stabbing, and manufactured panic to crush dissent, shield Israel, and strip away basic rights in the name of “security”.
The double standard with which the media treats the liberal and the conservative justices has perhaps never been more evident than now.
A courageous intervention by MP Zarah Sultana brings our reporting to the British public
Today, UK MP Zarah Sultana invoked parliamentary privilege to reveal information which the British public was officially forbidden from knowing about the trial of six Palestine Action activists. Sultana’s source for her dramatic intervention was an April 12 article by The Grayzone which broke the blackout imposed on British media by the UK security state, informing the public about the planned stitch-up of Palestine Action on bogus “terrorism” charges. Reading at times from The Grayzone’s report, Sultana stated the following: - “Six Palestine action activists face retrial after being acquitted in February following a year in prison. If convicted, they and 18 others will be sentenced as terrorists, but the jury will not be told…Open
Six Palestine Action activists face a retrial after being acquitted in February following over a year in prison.
- - If convicted, the six Palestine Action activists and 18 others will likely be sentenced as terrorists, facing long prison terms. - The jury has not been notified about the ‘terrorist’ designation, and the British media cannot report this information under a court order. Activists will also be prohibited from telling jurors how their efforts sought to impede the Gaza genocide. - The prosecution followed a meeting between government officials and counter-terror officers, where designating Palestine Action as terrorists was discussed. Those officials admitted the group’s activities were “mostly confined to criminal damage,” not terrorism. - By falsely alleging Palestine Action deliberately targeted people with violent acts,…Open