How the UK Security Services neutralised the country’s leading liberal newspaper

Julian’s betrayal by the Guardian, including the silence of it’s two main leftist journalists Owen Jones and George Monbiot, is due to the paper being first threatened by the security services and then, under new editorship, cosying up to them and accepting voluntary censorship. 

“The Guardian had gone in six short years from being the natural outlet to place stories exposing wrongdoing by the security state to a platform trusted by the security state to amplify its information operations. A once relatively independent media platform has been largely neutralised by UK security services fearful of being exposed further. Which begs the question: where does the next Snowden go?” DM