Kit Klarenberg

@KitKlarenberg

Investigative journalist exposing state crimes against democracy. Made with the highest German attention to the wrong details.

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    17 hours ago

    FAO : I am sure your Wikipedia page is not ideal, but most of Philip Cross' recent nonsense seems to have been reversed, and the page is now locked at a high level, at least for the moment. Best wishes.

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    Jan 12

    My life/career progression ; nature-geek , naturalist , bird watcher , birder , ecologist , conservationist . . . part of a ‘green blob’ , animal-rights extremist , uncooperative crusty & now I’m a terrorist threat . A love of wildlife can lead you astray

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    Jan 11

    Just watched the horrendous clip of Keir Starmer responding to a perfectly legitimate question about him employing a private healthcare lobbyist. "I won't tolerate questions about my staff!" he bellows, like a total twat. This whole situation is even worse than I'd imagined.

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    Jan 10

    I've been discussing the idea of establishing a new grassroots movement to resist the Tory Govt's impending assault on working class communities and to counter efforts to water down JC's policy legacy in the Labour Party. Planning a conference soon to discuss. Who's interested?

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    Jan 9

    I hope will now issue an apology to me. Mr Robinson helped to exacerbate the smears against me and others, which ultimately led Labour Party bureaucrats to act unlawfully by suspending my membership of the party after almost 44 years of dedicated activism.

    Complaint against Nick Robinson re and Jackie Walker upheld!
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    Jan 8

    Serious deep cover work, comrade Markle.

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    Jan 6

    Turkish media: investigation suggests death of founder James le Mesurier may not have been suicide, that his wife’s account seems at odds with other evidence, and that he ‘may have feared allegations he had collected a large sum of money that was meant for charity’

    THREAD: Somehow missed this - fascinating report on the ever-puzzling death of James Le Mesurier, published late December.
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    Jan 6

    How sick are you of Labour leadership polls which serve to legitimise oleaginous fascist ballbags?

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  9. Jan 6

    After all, as 's nameless source said, "it's not possible to 'fall' from that balcony", leading them to suspect "possible state involvement". The obvious question is which state - I would suggest Russia and Syria are the *least* likely culprits.

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  10. Jan 6

    I find it increasingly bizarre so many prominent, deep state-connected hacks (eg ) were so quick to suggest Kremlin involvement, only to reverse ferret almost immediately. Quite clear certain Western actors didn't want JLM's death properly scrutinised.

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  11. Jan 6

    Chillingly, JLM's body apparently "turned in another direction" and clothes removed after discovery. "Unclear who did this and why". I'll say. Police keeping option of suicide open, due to JLM's fears of being branded a fraud for trousering large amount of charitable funds.

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  12. Jan 6

    One line of inquiry is JLM pushed from the roof. He was after all conscious when he fell to his death, and there were "many" spots on adjoining that would enable someone to break into his flat. Authorities haven't ruled out Winberg being the one who pushed him (!!!).

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  13. Jan 6

    Issues with Winberg's testimony don't end there. Police curious how she was able to wake up half an hour after taking a sleeping pill and why she stashed large amount of cash in the house into bags immediately after JLM's body was found.

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  14. Jan 6

    Re: CCTV, JLM wearing same clothes when he went shopping and when found dead. Winberg says she and JLM took sleeping pills - yet JLM didn't change clothes before going to bed?!

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  15. Jan 6

    JLM's body hitting the wall of a bazaar just four meters from his house indicates he "aimed to reach the opposite building" - something a scared, combat trained person being chased would do, not the behaviour a suicidal person, suggest.

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  16. Jan 6

    Route JLM took is strange, swerving round air conditioner panels instead of falling directly from the section of the roof in front of the window. Moreover, CCTV footage of his last hours, and "contradicting statements of his wife Emma Winberg" are said to raise serious questions.

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  17. Jan 6

    Article notes "biggest question" is why JLM committed suicide "from a height of 7 meters after walking for 10 meters" on the roof. Obvious hypothesis: he was running away from someone.

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  18. Jan 6

    THREAD: Somehow missed this - fascinating report on the ever-puzzling death of James Le Mesurier, published late December.

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    Jan 5
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    The Dutch appear to have a vested interest in Bellingcat. Ex-MEP Marietje Schaake () has been added to the company. She arranged for their film to be shown to the European Parliament and invited the White Helmets for a Q&A. Coincidence?

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    Jan 5

    Seeing German state media report this story makes me wonder when Berlin’s parliament will vote to remove US troops from Germany. 75 years after WW2, and 29 years since the USSR collapsed, they are still there... Iraq is a far weaker state than Germany.

    BREAKING: Iraqi parliament votes to remove US troops from Iraq.
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    Jan 5

    With a record like this, Keir Starmer shouldn't even be a Labour MP let alone a front runner in the race for leader. His past record as a prosecutor is one he talks proudly about often despite his decisions reflecting some of the greatest injustices of this century.

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    Jan 5

    Production quality leaves a bit to be desired, but my new Conversations podcast is now ready. It was more important to have these discussions in the public domain so please forgive. Listen to me discuss the idea of the podcast alongside freedom of speech issues with .

    Our very first conversation is live. Former Newsweek journalist speaks to . Rico is the host of the podcast and was a high-ranking member of the Pirate Party in the Netherlands. …
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    Jan 5

    And again: there is no single, monolithic 'Jewish community' who can be 'spoken for' by the likes of , and it's an antisemitic canard to claim there is. This kind of recreational antisemitism by centrists is profoundly distasteful. Not for me, thanks, Jess.

    Replying to @simonmaginn @Keir_Starmer
    We don't move on until the solved and we have rebuilt trust with the Jewish community.
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  24. Jan 5

    Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.

    "After Friday's targeted killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, newsrooms struggled with the question: Had the United States just carried out an assassination? And should news stories about the killing use that term?"
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  25. Jan 5

    Great to see Christopher Steele make an appearance in 's latest drivel, apparently intensely concerned about the need to "properly punish bad actors" and "manipulation of the US election".

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    Jan 4

    It's also worth noting that the Russian government has gone much further in acknowledging the crimes of Stalin than the British have in dealing with the historical record of his contemporary, & erstwhile WW2 ally, Winston Churchill (another mixed bag full of murder/genocide).

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    Jan 3
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    Eliot survives on Dutch lottery funds, whatever was referring to, the NED 💵 thingamabob and unless is publishing remarkably authentic looking cost/benefit studies, cash from the 🗣️📢 dept of the FCO.

    1/2 : Allen Weinstein, former Acting President of NED, which funds , said "A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA." Source
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    Jan 3

    OPCW had no problem helping somebody who only had 3 weeks self-taught chemistry. 🤔

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    Jan 2

    Goodness.

    Replying to @ClarkeMicah @bellingcat @EliotHiggins
    He's been like this for a while
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    Jan 2

    jake tapper is such a truly, deeply fucked up guy

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    Jan 2
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    Also this ⤵️ Jean Charles, a completely innocent man, was shot at point blank range 7 times in the head and once in the chest on the London tube because the trigger happy police thought he looked like a terrorist. They then went on to lie about his behaviour to justify it...

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    Jan 1

    Tulsi volunteers say they found dozens of signs around New Hampshire defaced with a hammer-and-sickle logo. Congratulations to everyone who contributed to fostering this sickness

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    Jan 2
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    You have proof of your claims? Let's see your proof that IfS was hacked by "Russia"....... Russia is a Country but you bandy the word Russian about in a very unintelligent way Who "hacked" the IfS be specific, when, where, how & who.....you must have evidence your claims

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    Jan 2

    Before OPCW leaks, published columns by advancing US narrative & 1 piece by that did the same, more circuitously. Since leaks: silence. After 1st leak, did a whitewash w/ . Since then, and more leaks: silence.

    Replying to @aaronjmate
    Has it been covered by either yet? Any comments from ? I respect all your work. That's why I ask
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    Jan 2

    "Human rights" are a cudgel the Empire uses to beat the world with. Change my mind.

    We shouldn't fool ourselves to think it will stay only in China.
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    Jan 2

    Eliot Higgins' colleagues are trying to muddy the water, Bellingcat have powerful friends at OPCW, if the notionally missing email existed it would have been handed over to them, it doesn't exist.

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    Jan 2

    For the 1st time Higgins acknowledged he'd used the same cylinder twice, in 2016 & 2017, to allege 2 chlorine attacks. He claims it was "a minor issue". 2016 BC reported on a "chlorine attack" using a cylinder that'd been used before. Also minor issue?

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  38. Jan 2

    Luckless has incurred the savage wrath of for his shocking, belated whitewash. Representative quote: the article "reads like it was written by an unpaid ****wit blogger".

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    Jan 2

    You didn't think that one through, did you, sweetie? You're not in the ladies' lingerie trade now. This discussion is about truth, which endures, is not held together by elastic, and is not for sale.

    Replying to @1980AndyB @BertaFinn and 3 others
    If only that individual was in the minority of people getting excited about Hitchen's OPCW reporting, but sadly not. That's the difference.
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    Jan 2
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    Unfortunately for you, Edwards, Kit Klarenberg has a reputation for integrity, his investigations disseminated far and wide, open to the curious and the influential.

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