The 60th Anniversary of the CIA and MI-6 Overthrowing Iran's Government

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from yesterday, August 17, 2023:

1. Very British Deception: Iran Coup’s Hidden History
   
   The 60th anniversary marking the CIA and MI6 coordinated coup that overthrew Iran's Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadeq was commemorated. Both spy agencies used various tactics, including staged protests and assassinations, leading to a 25-year reign by Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. This history is well-known, however, Britain has never recognised MI6's integral role. In 1951, Mossadeq's nationalisation of Britain's Anglo-Iranian Oil Company (AIOC) led Britain to strategise his removal. A covert operation led to Mossadeq's expulsion, while anti-Mossadeq propaganda, kidnappings and murder sowed societal chaos. Decades later, leaked documents revealed the manipulation, impacting both nations' future actions internationally and domestically.
   

2. Breaking: Dr. Meryl Nass Sues Maine Medical Board Over Suspension, Alleges Board Violated Her First Amendment Rights
   
   Dr. Meryl Nass lodged a lawsuit against the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine accusing the board of violating her First Amendment rights. The complaint asserts that the board sought to silence her for publicly dissenting from official COVID-19 policies and for using alternative treatments. Nass's license was suspended following her views on COVID-19 policies, the vaccine, and her prescribing hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin for off-label use. The charges related to her public statements about COVID-19 were withdrawn, but the case continues over allegations of Nass's non-adherence to medical standards of care and record-keeping issues. Nass seeks judicial relief and an injunction to halt the board's actions. The court hearing is set for mid-September 2023.
   

3. Directed Energy Weapons: Not Science Fiction according to the UK government
   
   The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is making strides to introduce Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) into their armed forces. DEWs emit laser or Radio Frequency (RF) energy to destructively target facilities or equipment. With several high-value demonstrator projects, including DragonFire, the MOD aims to develop effective DEWs for Land, Sea, and Air domains. The department is seeking innovative proposals for further development of DEWs, particularly focusing on enhancing performance and minimizing the size of these weapon systems. The selected suppliers will provide detailed reports, presentations, and demonstrations of their innovations. The exploitation route for these projects will be identified through upcoming capability decisions and research programs.
   

4. The Alien Deception Distraction, Part 1
   
   Mainstream press has noticed an increase in coverage of UFOs, or UAPs, supported by testimonies from military personnel. On July 26, 2023, the U.S. Congress’s Committee On Oversight and Accountability conducted a public hearing on UAPs involving three whistleblowers. Speculation is building that this is part of a larger PsyOp diversion tactic, possibly preparing for a staged Alien Invasion suggested long ago by Wernher von Braun. This could lead to a pre-planned major crisis to facilitate the progression towards a One World Government complete with Digital IDs and worldwide CBDC. However, the article hints that something else, not an alien invasion might catalyse this shift.
   

5. We're Not Doing This Again
   
   The article is a critique on the use of masks to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming the practice represents compliance and conditioning rather than safety. It insists no substantial evidence supports the effectiveness of masks against the virus and accuses public health authorities of undermining scientific integrity. The author suggests widespread mask orders symbolise attempts to push a Marxist agenda and suppress opposing voices. As new COVID-19 variants emerge, the author speculates about a resurgence of mask mandates, predicting this might be a tactic for testing public tolerance of government control. The article ends by encouraging resistance to such policies.
   

6. Hawaii Electric, While Failing to Act on Fire Prevention, Had Cozy Ties to Regulators
   
   Hawaii Electric Co. and the Hawaii state government have been criticised for failing to act on the high risk of wildfires in Maui. Despite being aware of the threat, the company only spent $245,000 on wildfire-specific upgrades from 2019 through 2022, compared to millions spent on dividends, executive compensation, and lobbying. Evidence suggests that the company's downed power lines may have triggered the recent deadly fire in Maui. Hawaii Electric has failed to shut down parts of its grid during windstorms, a common practice in other high-risk states. Moreover, all members of the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission, which regulates the company, have financial or professional ties to it. The company has not addressed delays in wildfire-specific upgrades and its own mitigation plan.