Introducing Warfronts with me, Simon Whistley, a deep dive into the world's most significant

conflicts, past and present.

Now available as a podcast, we break down modern wars, the politics behind them, and how

they shape today's world.

Whether it's a forgotten battle or current global hotspots, we make sense of it all.

Warfronts, history, conflict, and the stories that matter.

Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown. Today, we're going to get ourselves in trouble with the government.

Because we're covering, did the British government murder a Wmd whistleblower did the british government murder a youtube who blew

the whistle on the government murdering a whistleblower i mean i hope not please don't murder me

british governments you're the best i love you politics daddy thank you to george who wrote it the

form of the show if you knew here here, I'd never read this before.

We're going to read it together.

So let us jump in.

There are political scandals.

And then there are unmitigated, cataclysmic and inexorable political disasters so large that they can be seen from space.

The swords that that if not

properly contained, a potential to not only oust a leader and their closest goons, but to see entire

age-old political institutions and machines get destroyed, and whole generations lose their faith

in democracy itself. For example, when I say scandal, your mind immediately leads to something like the Watergate

scandal.

But there was what?

...