TODAY Politicalite can finally reveal that the British Government and Mainstream Media did indeed attempt to cover-up the grisly Emily Jones murder that shocked Britain on Mothers Day amid the Coronavirus Pandemic and forced us under legal threats to remove stories related to Skana.
In September 2020, Politicalite received a letter from Britain’s Attorney General that accused us of Contempt of Court and ordered a British news outlet to take down stories related to the case, just days after the British Government, Ministers and the Prime Minister claimed to support freedom of the press following a blockade of trucks by Extinction Rebellion at a Newspaper printing facility.
The Attorney General later ruled that Politicalite “fell short in all the circumstances of serious prejudice.” following the Contempt of Court allegation over our coverage of Emily Jones after our lawyers put up a legal fight.
The Attorney General was ‘worried’ about our revelations that Skana was an alleged Sex Worker, as claimed by a Bolton Council source, and the fact we offered a reward for a picture or further information on Skana, after she charged and named in the press. A picture has still not been released.
For legal reasons, we could not reveal the story that the AG asked us to remove. We co-operated out of fear that the reporting could damage the trial, but clearly, with the Not Guilty verdict last week, it wasn’t Politicalite who let Skana get off her Murder charge.
The letter read as follows:
Dear Sir,
Re: Eltiona Skana
On 06 June 2020, an article was published on your website titled “EXCLUSIVE: Emily Jones Killer
‘Albanian Sex Worker Who Claimed Asylum’ Says Council Source ”. The article remains online and a copy of that article can be found here.
In addition a tweet from your publication’s Twitter account of the same date links to this article with the hashtag ‘#UnmaskTheMonster’:
That article has been referred to this office on the basis that it may amount to contempt of court contrary to the Contempt of Court Act 1981. In particular, concerns have been raised regarding the publication of information surrounding Ms Skana’s background and the offering of a financial reward for a photograph of Ms Skana.
The purpose of this letter is to invite you to provide any information or representations that you believe may be relevant to the Attorney General’s decision on whether to institute proceedings for contempt of court. You are not obliged to respond to this letter and any representations made may be used in future committal proceedings.
To add insult to injury, British Home Secretary Priti Patel was also accused of Contempt of Court surrounding a court case during a Zoom meeting.
The bombshell revelation was revealed by Politicalite and The Travellers’ Times during a zoom meeting arranged with Jewish community leaders.
In the same meeting, Patel used racial slurs towards Gypsies and Irish Traveller people and also shared confidential details about an impending court case leading to claims that the Government Minister was in contempt of court.
USA BACKED UK FREE PRESS
US Congressman Paul Gosar backed Politicalite in the fight after the British Government forced us to remove articles and content online surrounding the case.
The lawmaker for Arizona said: “Censoring opposing views, even odious views, is an intellectual and political surrender to fascism, This will not end well.”.
“The ease with which once classically liberal societies are now engaging in authoritarian style censorship bodes ill for diversity of thought and culture.” added Gosar.
In the same week, Boris Johnson also claimed that a “free press” was vital after Extinction Rebellion blocked the publication of several UK newspapers.
“This week his government is trying to censor a British news outlet run by the people, for the people.” we said.
The letter came just a week after Boris Johnson said: “A free press is vital in holding the government and other powerful institutions to account on issues critical for the future of our country, including the fight against climate change.”
“It is completely unacceptable to seek to limit the public’s access to news in this way.”
Health Secretary Matt Hancock slammed the suppression of free speech.
Hancock tweeted: “Totally outrageous that Extinction Rebellion are trying to suppress free speech by blockading newspapers.”
“They must be dealt with by the full force of the law. Newspapers are already struggling – get out there & buy a paper to support the free press.”
The Attorney General later ruled that Politicalite “fell short in all the circumstances of serious prejudice.” following a Contempt of Court allegation over our coverage of Emily Jones.
The AG said: “As you are aware, the Attorney General’s Office was invited to consider instituting contempt proceedings against you, arising from an article published on 06 June 2020 on your website.”
“That article concerned the trial of Eltiona Skana.”
“The Solicitor General has considered the matter carefully and has decided against instituting contempt proceedings on this occasion. The Solicitor General noted that publication of the article created a risk of prejudice but concluded that this fell short in all the circumstances of serious prejudice.”
So there you have it, details surrounding the murder of Emily Jones were indeed covered-up.
