Regulation 18b
Where each worldview places it
The wartime British regulation allowing imprisonment on suspicion without trial, created and controlled by Lord Victor Rothschild to jail hundreds who opposed the war or said it was engineered[1].
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- Author's claims · 3
- 01It was used "to imprison hundreds of British people who opposed the war or pointed out that it was being engineered by a secret force", including Captain Ramsey and Tyler Kent, who knew Churchill and Roosevelt were colluding[2].
- 02It was justified by IRA terrorism, but that "was merely the excuse they used to have a law in place that would allow them to jail people without trial"[3]; Icke calls it a problem-reaction-solution creation[2].
- 03Rothschild was "the man behind the use of Regulation 18b to jail people without trial"[4].