British Army 77th Brigade Spied on UK Citizens Criticizing COVID Lockdowns
What was said
"The 77th Brigade. It's very interesting that you bring up that's a unit of the British army. It's dedicated to informational operations and we know they had British public under surveillance. Professors like Carl Henigan under surveillance and you have them looking at his tweets what he was doing when he was criticizing the rule of six. This is to do with when we had lockdowns. So you have them essentially spying on the British public. This is the British army."
Guest reveals that the British Army's 77th Brigade, a unit dedicated to informational operations, conducted surveillance on UK citizens during COVID-19 lockdowns, including monitoring professors who criticized government restrictions. Leaked files allegedly show the unit's top annual priority was to 'kill Musk's Twitter' and that they worked with organizations like the CCDH to deplatform dissenting voices. The guest frames this as part of a coordinated censorship apparatus involving the BBC, government agencies, and tech platforms.
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- Programme
- Stay Free with Russell Brand
- Episode
- Musk is in trouble...
- Clip time
- 0:21
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