Hey, good afternoon everyone. I am delighted to have Kit Clarenberg with us. And Kit is an investigative journalist exploring the role of intelligence services in shaping politics and perceptions, which is particularly relevant to this Kea Starmer story that the media put a blackout on doing any kind of deep dive.

We are wondering whether

these toy boys are part of some YMCA-esque

playground that

Kirstama has been dipping his toes in.

Or are they some really

inventive black ops people are trying to

lean on Kirstama and compromise the UK government? So, without any further ado, when you saw

this story breaking and huge thank you for coming on, what was going through your head?

I was like, this is Bizarroland.

I mean, well, I mean, Bizarro land's one word for it. I think Zoolander part three, you know,

the Ben Stiller movie in which models are used for terrorism attacks, kind of play loom large in my mind.

This story, it started off weird and has gotten weirder and weirder in every conceivable

regards.

So on May 8th, a vehicle was set on fire in Kentish Town, that's northwest London. It was a Toyota, a Toyota, which was

formerly owned by Kier Stama and sold to a neighbour of his. There was another arson attack three

days later at a property in Islington that Kierstah used to own, which has since been turned into flats.

And then there was another arson attack yet again in Kentish Town, at the former

residence of Kirstama while he was a mere MP before becoming Prime Minister, which is now rented to his sister at all. And that was on May 12th.

So within four days, you have three clearly targeted arson attacks with the ultimate target being

Kyr Starrma. Now, in Parliament, initially, Stama gave a statement on this which got very little press coverage,

which was the fires were an attack on all of us on democracy and the values that we stand for, blah, blah, blah.

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