Tony Farrell shouts the Truth from Froggatt Edge, Derbyshire, UK
We first were introduced to Tony Farrell as the principled principal intelligence analyst for the South Yorkshire Police Headquarters, in Sheffield, UK, who'd been sacked for his views on the London, July 7, 2005, Bombings, after watching Muad'Dib's 7/7 Ripple Effect documentary film. He'd eventually learn more and help disclose "it was an inside job". Determined that truth BE known, Farrell made the alternative news circuit as a whistleblower, hurling him into the Truth Movement. From there, he went on to make Kollerstrom And Farrell Are Dead, a short documentary on the 7/7 Bombings with Terror on the Tube author Dr. Nick Kollerstrom. It was produced by Kevin West and released prior to the seventh anniversary of the tragic day. Many may think Farrell stopped there, but he was just getting started, because the Truth Movement hurled him into the Justice Movement.
Once he started on the quest of "Truth AND Justice for All", his presence on the alternative news scene diminished, yet he remained a constant beacon, maybe a thorn. And while truthers may not have heard much of him lately, Chief Constables, coppers and others hear from him on a regular basis. Despite losing his job, home, and possessions, he continues his march. Perhaps, his first step was doing what was right for himself, where co-workers would not dare to tread. And despite the odds, everything kept falling into place, such as connecting with individuals who had their own struggles with Lady-Injustice.
As principal intelligence analyst, he was asked to go along with an assessment of a terror threat; and he couldn't, because he knew it would be a false report. He was told to not rock the boat. In a moment of choice, Farrell said it was about integrity; and he could not bear false witness. He knew this decision would end his police career; and it did. The department cited incompatible beliefs. He was also told that he'd never get "them" to tell the truth - maybe this is because TERROR didn't start nor end with 7/7.
Truth, then Justice
"Arrest me," Farrell said walking into a Birmingham Police Station almost two years ago, "I've come to turn myself in. I have cause to believe I have funded terrorism." This announcement turned some heads and got him seated in front of officers for questioning. He explained that under Section 15, Article 3 of the Terrorism Act, he had funded terrorism by paying Council Tax, which funds government agencies, which in turn carry out acts of terror. He admitted he no longer planned to fund them by paying the taxes, once he realized his error. He then spent hours talking with them, educating them on the truth of 7/7; and the evidence against South Yorkshire Police Headquarters. He was later released, but left them with the haunting truth.
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