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pahunkboy -> London Makes It Official: British Agency Buys Up Unit Managing Obama And Blair January 1st, 2011 • (1/4/2011 5:18:16 PM)
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London Makes It Official: British Agency Buys Up Unit Managing Obama And Blair Martin Sorrell's WPP Group announced December 30 they have acquired Blue State Digital (BSD), the Washington- and London-based firm that has long managed political operations for Barack Obama and Britain's Tony Blair. BSD, created in 2004 as a small Internet strategy unit, was lifted into prominence in 2006 by George Soros, the British empire oligarch. Soros hired BSD to manage his Web-based projects, simultaneously launching then-Senator Obama's Presidential campaign by vetting Obama for the Wall Street-London financier axis.
The British tested BSD in 2007 by having the firm run the campaign of John Cruddas (the Fabian Socialist Blairite Member of Parliament) to be Deputy Leader of the Labour Party. Blue State Digital became famous for running online fundraising operations for Obama's Presidential campaign. The agency somehow took in $500 million for the campaign, in many respects untraceably. The Blair/Fabian circle ran joint operations with the Obama campaign through such Soros agencies as the Center for American Progress.
Sir Martin Sorell's London-based advertising and political management agency WPP also had their hand in the campaign: WPP executive Mark Penn was Hillary Clinton's treacherous, saboteur campaign manager until she fired him in April, 2008, for running a WPP public relations campaign on behalf of a free-trade treaty that she opposed. Penn's boss Martin Sorrell, who has now bought the Obama shop BSD, had been a leader of the 1979 propaganda campaign on behalf of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's privatization schemes.
- BSD (Blair Swallows Democrats) - In December, 2008, following Britain's triumph in the election of Obama to the U.S. Presidency, BSD set up a London office as the base for the company's worldwide operations. The Fabian Society immediately published a book called The Change We Need: What Britain Can Learn from Obama's Victory, celebrating the Blue State-led electronic political culture of the Obama campaign as the wave of the future, with a chapter written by Blairite Matthew, head of BSD's London office. BSD took over management of Internet operations for Tony Blair. He was by then retired as Prime Minister, but deeply involved in setting President Obama's agendas for perpetual war and bailout of the collapsing London-Wall Street financial system.
BSD created and ran Blair's Web-based enterprises including his personal office for all public interventions, the Blair Faith Foundation ("for Faith and Globalization"), the Tony Blair Africa Governance Initiative, the Tony Blair Sports Foundation, and the former Prime Minister's office for political campaigning on behalf of the Labour Party. At the same time, now as Blair's personal agency, BSD converted its Obama election campaign enterprise into President Obama's Organizing for America, with BSD running this political outreach initiative on behalf of the Democratic National Committee.
As an arm of British control over U.S. politics, Blue State Digital was also assigned to manage a British Intelligence front called Searchlight, used in propaganda and legal attacks against Lyndon LaRouche. Now growing under BSD's trackless money and contact regime, Searchlight was originally an instrument of the East German Stasi secret police. Searchlight was overhauled by the British secret services reportedly through their connections to the owner of the Searchlight magazine, Gerry Gable. Searchlight has especially attacked the LaRouche campaign against the British-run global narcotics trade. Recently the U.K. Conservative Party asked for an official investigation into Blair's use of data-mining and e-mail lists, taken in by Blue State Digital and apparently amalgamated from contacts through Blair "charities" and political agencies.
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