Introduction — June 22, 2016

The scene outside Birstall library shortly after the shooting/stabbing of Jo Cox. Click to enlarge

This is a little old but in the light of recent events it’s highly relevant. Especially given the mounting questions over the exact circumstances of MP Jo Cox’s alleged murder, this report throws new light on her husband’s and by extension Jo Cox’s morality.

The bottom line being that if Brendan and Jo Cox were morally compromised they would be more likely to collude in a false flag event.

Turns out Jo’s spouse, Brendan Cox was forced to resign from a well paid position with the charity Save the Children, after female members of staff complained about his behaviour.

More than that though, it transpires that prior to working for Save the Children Brendan Cox had been a senior advisor to then Prime Minister Gordon Brown. He had in fact been part of the prime minister’s inner circle and as such was part of the Whitehall elite.

Jo Cox’s murder couldn’t have come at a better time for the Remain campaign. Although there was little sign of blood at the crime scene, coming a week before the referendum her supposed “murder” has given renewed impetus to the Remain campaign. The absence of blood at the scene of Jo Cox’s murder is all the more telling as she is supposed to have been shot and stabbed with a 12 inch blade multiple times. Yet no blood is evident in crime scene photos.

Procedures concerning Jo’s death have also moved with an impetus of their own. She was killed on Thursday June 17, a memorial services attended by the leaders of all major political parties was held on the Friday and the very next day the accused, Thomas Mair, appeared before Westminster Magistrates Court.

This photo appears in the Mirror with the caption was “Birstall library where it is thought Labour MP Jo Cox was shot today”. Again note the absence of any blood in this photo. Click to enlarge

He didn’t even plead. Thomas Mair simply gave his name as “death to traitors, freedom for Britain”, which pretty much makes it an open and shut case.

Events have all moved too quickly for people to stop and pause and ask: what really happened here?

Perhaps that’s why things have moved so quickly. So that aided by sympathy for Jo Cox the Remain vote wins, and before people ask what exactly happened, her murderer is convicted and consigned to life in prison. Where he wont be able to answer any questions about his role in Jo Cox’s murder, if he was involved. Or if indeed she was actually murdered? Ed.