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Queen Elizabeth and the Spy in the Palace TV - Edward VIII: The Traitor King TV - Mark Twain - Julien Benda - Margaret Thatcher - Isaiah 33:1 - Koran 8:58 - Benjamin Franklin - Aeschylus - Pierre Corneille - Margaret Atwood - Document: Pearl Harbor 2013 - Washington TV - Oh Jeremy Corbyn: The Big Lie 2023 - Ken Loach: Days of Glory TV -

 

 

 

On November 20th 1979 a distinguished-looking 72 year old, a knight of the realm, a royal courtier for almost 30 years and one of the finest art historians in the world, was about to reveal another, more sinister side to his character: this was Sir Anthony Blunt, Russian secret agent, the spy inside Buckingham Palace.  In a career of treachery spanning three decades, he gave away the Allies’ most precious wartime secret: the D-Day invasion plans.  He seems to have had a mania for betrayal.  But he claimed to be loyal at least to the British crown.  He undertook secret missions for them: to smuggle art treasures and perhaps to smuggle documents which the House of Windsor had to keep secret.  Queen Elizabeth and the Spy in the Palace, Channel 4 2021

 

 

His treachery is proved by a detailed inspection of the German foreign policy documents of the Second World War.  Edward VIII: The Traitor King, Channel 4 1995

 

 

 the swindle of life and the treachery of a God that can create disease and misery and crime  create things that men would be condemned for creating  that men would be ashamed to create.  Mark Twain, cited Isabel Lyon journal 2nd February 1906

 

 

The treachery of the intellectuals.  Julien Benda, French philosopher & novelist

 

 

It was treachery with a smile on its face.  Margaret Thatcher, re Cabinet colleagues

 

 

Woe to thee that spoilest, and thou wast not spoiled; and dealest treacherously, and they dealt not treacherously with thee!  When thou shalt cease to spoil, thou shalt be spoiled; and when thou shalt make an end to deal treacherously, they shall deal treacherously with thee.  Isaiah 33:1

 

 

And if thou fearest treachery from any folk, then throw back to them (their treaty) fairly.  Lo!  Allah loveth not the treacherous.  Koran 8:58

 

 

Tricks and treachery are the practice of fools, that don’t have brains enough to be honest.  Benjamin Franklin

 

 

Old age and treachery will always beat youth and exuberance.  David Mamet

 

 

I have learned to hate all traitors, and there is no disease that I spit on more than treachery.  Aeschylus

 

 

Treachery is noble when aimed at tyranny.  Pierre Corneille

 

 

How easy it is, treachery.  You just slide into it.  Margaret Atwood, The Year of the Flood  

 

 

Herbert O Yardley who lived an extraordinary life … He was the man who launched American cryptology … There’s even been talk of treachery … The remarkable allegation that Herbert Yardley in the summer of 1928 had sold American crytographic secrets to the Japanese for the sum of $7,000.  Document: Pearl Harbor, BBC Radio 4 2013

 

 

He [Arnold] stands to earn £20,000, a lifetime pension and a British officer’s commission if he can deliver West Point.  Which he plans to achieve by sabotaging the fort’s defences from within.  Washington II, History 2021

 

 

After six long years the British are striking directly at the heart of the patriot cause in a bid to finally end the war.  At the tip of the spear is the man who nearly took down the continental army with an act of betrayal.  The turncoat Benedict Arnold is now a Brigadier-General army on the front lines of their latest strategy to crush the rebel spirit and rouse a loyal army to fight the patriots.  Washington III

 

 

In 2015, something strange happened in British politics.  A movement no-one expected.  With a leader no-one predicted.  And the start of the biggest political witch-hunt of the 21st century.  Oh Jeremy Corbyn: The Big Lie ***** 2023

 

‘Antisemitic and a racist.’  ibid.  The Jewish Chronicle front page

 

Nobody can fail to see that this was a concerted, orchestrated campaign.  ibid.  Moshe Machover    

 

Senior officials in headquarters were actively working against Labour.  ibid.  Ken Loach

 

Starmer: A dangerous deceitful man who will do anything.  ibid.  woman  

 

In 2017 the supporters of Jeremy Corbyn came close to putting him Number 10.  But within three years his party had been crushed at the polls, and Jeremy and his grass-roots movement apparently dumped in the wastebin of history.  What happened?  And what destroyed the Corbyn project?  And has it been destroyed?  ibid.  Alexsie Sayle     

 

This is a story of injustice and the destruction of democracy.  And deception on an industrial scale.  ibid.  caption  

 

But for the establishment the sudden rise of Corbyn was terrifying.  ibid.  Sayle    

 

But from the start Jeremy Corbyn’s biggest threat was from his own MPs.  ibid.  

 

Corbyn didn’t win the election but he got the largest increase in the share of the vote of any Labour leader since Clement Attlee in 1945.  ibid.

 

The Smear that Stuck: ‘There is a big lie everywhere and one of the big lies of our time is the Labour Party being infested with Anti-Semitism.’  ibid.  Machover

 

The Anti-Semitic smear hurt Corbyn but it didn’t take him down.  ibid.  Sayle  

 

10th July 2019 BBC Panorama transmitted, ‘Is Labour Anti-Semitic? reporter John Ware.  ibid.  caption  

 

‘Instead of that we went on the defensive.  We tried to say we’re sorry.’  ibid.  man  

 

Behind closed doors, there was a secret war against him, being fought by his party’s own paid officials.  ibid.  Sayle  

 

In London’s Ergon House a secret team were channelling thousands of pounds of campaign funds to the right-wing MPs of their choice.  ibid.  

 

In the end it was not paid officials who brought Corbyn down, but an MP [Starmer] who said he was on his [Corbyn’s] side.  ibid.  

 

I want to pay tribute to Jeremy Corbyn who led our party through some really difficult times.  ibid.  Starmer  

 

Peter Mandelson, the architect of New Labour, has said he is working every day to undermine Jeremy Corbyn.  ibid.  caption  

 

Was the colourless Starmer really an undercover saboteur?  A sort of establishment spycop who infiltrated the Corbyn Project just to bring him down?  ibid.  Sayle  

 

When Starmer became Labour leader in April 2020, many believed his pledges to continue Corbyn’s policies and united the Party.  Starmer set out to wipe every trace of Corbyn from the Party.  ibid.  

 

Thousands of Labour Party members were witchhunted.  ibid.  

 

When QC Martin Forde at last published his findings in July 2022 it was by no means the total whitewash.  ibid.

 

 

1926 General Strike: In 1925 the coal owners decided to reduce the miners’ wages.  The miners resisted and other unions stood with them.  On 31th July, Prime Minister Baldwin announced a subsidy for nine months while Sir Herbert Samuel held an inquiry into the industry.  The Government spent the nine months putting the finishing touches to its plans to confront the miners when the subsidy ran out.  The TUC did nothing.  The subsidy was to be withdrawn on 30th April 1926, and the miners were to be locked out of the pits unless they accepted reduced wages and longer hours of work.  On April 29th, a delegate conference of all unions was called to consider strike action in support of the miners.  Days of Hope IV: 1926 General strike, captions

 

Churchill and Birkenhead sneering down at us …  ibid.  Union’ big cheese’ talk    

 

The TUC don’t want this strike.  ibid.  Tory big cheese’ talk

   

While I’m on this committee there’s absolutely no chance of any sell-out.  ibid.  TUC big cheese’ talk

 

Russia stands like an oasis in the desert.  ibid.  activist

 

We should be out there warning people against these bastards not ruddy well telling them to vote for ’em … The working classes learnt more in five days of being on them streets than they would in five years of reading newspapers and pamphlets and voting in the elections, and we’re doing nothing about it.  ibid.  Ben    

 

The [TUC] Council is on the point of disassociating itself from the miners.  ibid.  treachery of big knob 

 

They were produced for the press.  They were propaganda figures … The men are going back to work, and those numbers are suspect.  ibid.             

 

It seems the employers have been given a free hand.  ibid.  Hargreaves

 

You’re a social democrat, and social democrats always betray.  ibid.  Ben to Hargreaves     

 

We did something, and you failed it up.  ibid.