British Army 77th Brigade Spied on UK Citizens Criticizing COVID Lockdowns
"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."
About this episode
In this episode, host Russell Brand speaks with a guest about alleged government censorship and surveillance operations during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing primarily on UK and US government actions. The guest claims that the British Army's 77th Brigade conducted surveillance on British citizens, including academics who criticized lockdown policies, and that leaked files show the unit's priority was to undermine Elon Musk's Twitter. The conversation alleges a coordinated censorship network involving the BBC's Trusted News Initiative, non-governmental organizations like the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), and direct pressure from the Biden administration on social media platforms to suppress content about vaccine side effects. The guest describes COVID-19 as a 'biological sequel to 9/11,' arguing it ushered in an era of biosecurity and citizen compliance similar to how 9/11 introduced mass surveillance. They claim mRNA technology, characterized as a DARPA military project, was pushed on the public through fear-based psychological operations despite early knowledge that COVID-19 had a low infection fatality rate comparable to severe flu. The guest alleges lockdowns were a 'scop' designed to coerce people into accepting experimental vaccines, calling it 'the greatest crime against humanity.' Brand expresses anger at being reminded of what he describes as deep institutional deception involving the BBC, British government, DARPA, and media organizations. The episode includes a lengthy promotional segment for NMN supplements, claiming the FDA attempted to reclassify the product as a prescription drug to benefit pharmaceutical interests before being successfully challenged in court.
Key takeaways
- British Army's 77th Brigade allegedly conducted surveillance on UK citizens criticizing COVID lockdown policies, monitoring social media activity of professors and other dissenting voices.
- Leaked files purportedly show the 77th Brigade's top annual priority was to 'kill Musk's Twitter' through advertising boycotts and coordination with censorship organizations.
- The Biden administration allegedly pressured Facebook and other platforms to remove content about vaccine side effects, including information that was factually true.
- The Center for Countering Digital Hate released a 'disinformation dozen' report claiming 12 individuals including RFK Jr. were responsible for 65% of online anti-vaccine sentiment.
- The BBC's Trusted News Initiative, established September 2019, allegedly operated as a cross-platform censorship network targeting dissenting voices in real time.
- Guest characterizes COVID-19 as a 'biological sequel to 9/11' that introduced biosecurity measures and citizen compliance mechanisms similar to post-9/11 surveillance.
- mRNA vaccine technology is described as a DARPA military project that required a disruptive health crisis to bring to market after previous commercial failures.