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* Targets far right groups disproportionately according to a review.<ref>https://archive.ph/qE8gw</ref>
* Targets far right groups disproportionately according to a review.<ref>https://archive.ph/qE8gw</ref>
* Interest in C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Aldous Huxley books are signs of far right radicalisation.<ref>https://archive.ph/JUHEv</ref>
* Interest in C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Aldous Huxley books are signs of far right radicalisation.<ref>https://archive.ph/JUHEv</ref>
* Guardian: inside RICU, the shadowy government propaganda unit inspired by the Cold War.<ref>https://archive.ph/q0y4c</ref>


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Latest revision as of 12:44, 9 October 2026

Stories

  • Controlled newspaper coverage through subsidiary RICU after an Islamist beheaded British aid worker Alan Henning.[1]
  • Advises police accross the United Kingdom on how to control political narratives.[2]
  • Portrays protestors of public beheadings by migrants as unsympathetic.[3]
  • Brings liaison teams to families dealing with grief in political sensitive stories.[4]
  • Writes statements for the families of victims of racially linked stories.[5]
  • Recommended the Home Office should record more non-crime hate incidents.[6]
  • Claimed that the prevalence of sexual grooming gangs in Pakistani communities was being exploited by the far-Right to stir up hatred against Muslim communities.[7]
  • Operates in areas hit by political sensitive stories with posters trying to perpetuate an atmosphere of grief instead of anger.[8]
  • Paid boy band Mr Meanor to tour in Muslim areas preaching anti radicalisation themes.[9]
  • Planted fake stories in the news using third part Breakthrough Media about Muslims being the heroes in politically sensitive stories.[10]
  • Created fake online social media hashtags to be shared by prominent politicians and civil servants.[11]
  • Targets far right groups disproportionately according to a review.[12]
  • Interest in C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien and Aldous Huxley books are signs of far right radicalisation.[13]
  • Guardian: inside RICU, the shadowy government propaganda unit inspired by the Cold War.[14]

Notes