Friday 14th June 2019

At six – discussing the big stories in Bristol, Britain and around the world
After seven – straight talking and investigative reports

BCfm’s weekly Politics Show presented by Tony Gosling with Irish Republican Labour activist Martin Summers

February 2019 Ofcom complaint result: UKLFI exposed as creation of Israeli foreign ministry – Bristol Post article: BCfm cleared after being reported to Ofcom for anti-semitic conspiracy theories

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First hour news review: with Brexit party MEP for SW England James Glancy and Labour councillor for Ashley Mike Davies. James Glancy’s background – military and combating illegal wildlife trade; is Brexit just a protest party?; Can MPs still stop a no-deal Brexit after their Commons defeat?; will No Deal Brexit be a disaster? Brexit Party position; Boris Johnson refuses to say if he has taken cocaine, despite previous admissions – decriminalisation of drugs; 22 EU members signed a new programme with the European Defence Union to facilitate cross-border and air-surface permissions in support of military mobility; Merkel joins Macron in calling for EU army to complement NATO; Macron ‘would support’ Merkel for Commission president The German chancellor is not officially a candidate; GLADIO network and NATO; has EU kept peace in Europe? PMQs queen taking charge of Parliament;

Hargreaves chiefs in £6m share sale: High-flyers cashed in weeks before Woodford crisis sent stock tumbling; next financial crash – how and when; Slavery case Lopresti ice cream boss ‘exploited staff’ – low paid work in Britain; The £166 trillion timebomb: Former Bank governor Mervyn King warns debt will trigger the next financial meltdown

5G to be rolled out on 3rd July in Bristol by Vodaphone – Fears people in Bristol are at risk of cancer from Vodafone 5G – is it really dangerous? One doctor called 5G ‘the stupidest idea anyone has had in the history of the world‘BBC Points West report on 5G; petition to Mayor Marvin to stop 5G in Bristol – please sign. 5G uses (24–86 GHz) microwaves, NOT radio waves (which are 30KHz-600 MHz), (Radar is lower frequency than 5G: 2-40 GHz)
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Second hour Investigative reports: Tankers attacked in Straits of Hormuz – US blames Iran – or is it a false flag?: US-Iran tensions rise as Pentagon releases video of oil tanker attack; Mike Pompeo on the attack and why he thinks Iran did it – list of attacks he thinks Iran has committed; ‘We lie, we cheat, we kill’ says Pompeo at talk to students; Jonathan Cohen became Acting Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations saying Iran said would disrupt Straits of Hormuz; Dan Damon on BBC World Service – interview with Dr. Mohammad Marandi from Tehran University – explaining why we can’t believe the US; World Service again – interview with Aniseh Tabrizi from Royal United Services Institute – false flag operation? psychological war, and Centcom; Houthi rebels attacking Saudi Arabia; Yemeni Army captures military outposts in southern Saudi Arabia – Yemen’s Houthis claim seizing 20 positions in Saudi Arabia Houthi spokesman says ‘surprise’ push in kingdom’s Najran province caused heavy losses to Saudi-led coalition’s forces. – Arms sales – to Qatar and Bahrain; Rand Paul says US is arming it’s enemy – Saudi Arabia; parallels with war in Iraq – Tony Benn on war with Iraq. UK special forces join US strike group in Persian Gulf as tensions mount. US admitting use of dirty tricks to get Iran war started. Brookings Institution: Which Path to Persia? Options for a New American Strategy toward Iran – Which Path to Persia PDF

Protests in Hong Kong against extradition to China law – is this China’s reprisal for head of Huawei in Canada awaiting extradition to US? No extradition of political prisoners like Julian Assange or Meng Wanzhou should be allowed. Martin Yip, BBC Hong Kong correspondent, discusses how protests are going: Hong Kong shuts government offices due to mass protests. Hong Kong leader slams protesters for ‘blatant riot’ as authorities insist they will push ahead with extradition bill. Julian Assange and extradition to US – Sajid Javid: Julian Assange to appear in court after Javid signs US extradition request. Home secretary opens way for court to consider whether Assange should be sent to US –

Break up of Yugoslavia – George Robertson, former Defence Secretary and NATO Secretary General, discusses war in Kosovo against Serbians twenty years ago: explanation of attack and tensions in area; why the Russians weren’t involved; what was the real aim?
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