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Robin Monotti

Robin Monotti
Robin Monotti Graziadei is an Italian architect, designer, and producer based in the United Kingdom. He studied at the University of Bath and the Architectural Association in London. He founded Monotti Architects and has worked on architectural and cultural projects, including public space design and film production.
Since 2020, he has gained wider attention for his public commentary criticizing lockdowns, vaccination policies, and government measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, promoting alternative and controversial views on these issues.
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Robin Monotti
30, April #WarSpillover

Robin Monotti: Could attacks against Jews outside...

Could attacks against Jews outside of Israel be false flags? This Jewish Professor certainly claims so: 'Mossad carried out bombings to drive Jews out of Iraq and hasten their transfer to Israel' "British-Israeli historian Avi Shlaim has claimed in his new book to have uncovered "undeniable proof" of Israeli involvement in attacks on Jewish communities in Iraq in the early 1950s. Shlaim's autobiography, Three Worlds: Memoirs of an Arab-Jew, which details his childhood as an Iraqi Jew and subsequent exile to Israel, was published last week. According to a review of the memoir printed on Saturday in the Spectator magazine, Shlaim unveils in his book "undeniable proof of Zionist involvement in the terrorist attacks" which prompted a mass exodus of Jews from Iraq between 1950 and 1951"
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Robin Monotti
26, April #StarmerCrisis

Robin Monotti: If you think that Milei's claims…

If you think that Milei's claims over the Falklands the day after he meets with Netanyahu have nothing do with Iran, perhaps think again. The strategy seems clear: Starmer moves RAF resources to Iran due to pressure from Trump, then when the Falklands are undefended, Milei puts pressure by claiming them, and forces Starmer to hand over more of the Falkland gas fields to Israel which already has a 65% stake in the Sea Lion gas basin.
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Robin Monotti
23, April #WarSpillover

Robin Monotti: BALFOUR DECLARATION PREDICTED TO FUEL GLOBAL...

BALFOUR DECLARATION PREDICTED TO FUEL GLOBAL ANTISEMITISM BY CONTEMPORARY JEWISH MP: Edwin Montagu, the only Jewish Cabinet member at the time, denounced the Balfour Declaration as "anti-Semitic in result," arguing it reinforced tropes of Jewish disloyalty and outsider status. Montagu feared it would fuel global anti-Semitism by implying Jews belonged elsewhere. Balfour's duality—restricting Jewish immigration while promoting Zionism—highlights how elite interests manipulated narratives for geopolitical gain, not humanitarian concern.
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Robin Monotti
17, April

Robin Monotti: Nato expansion ‘would provoke Russians’…

Nato expansion ‘would provoke Russians’, UK understood A March 1997 briefing for prime minister John Major outlined UK support for a “small first group” of countries to join the Nato alliance. “Too many at once would strain Nato structures, antagonise Russia”, read the briefing, which was intended for Major’s upcoming meeting with Nato secretary general Javier Solana. Further decisions on which states would join and when “would provoke Russians”, it added." MARK CURTIS 15 April 2026
Robin Monotti
15, April

Robin Monotti: UK Arms Shipment to Israel Seized…

UK Arms Shipment to Israel Seized in Belgium Belgian authorities have refused to name the arms firms that exported the goods amid the opening of a criminal investigation into the matter, John McEvoy reports. "Two shipments of military components bound for Israel from the U.K. have been seized in Belgium, it can be revealed. This follows an alert issued to authorities in Brussels by Declassified, Belgian NGO Vredesactie, Irish news outlet The Ditch and the Palestinian Youth Movement. Belgium has strict laws on the transshipment of military items to Israel through its ports and airports, including a ban on overflights carrying weaponry through its airspace. Customs officials were notified last month of a suspicious military shipment travelling from Britain to Israel through Liege airport. The cargo was subsequently searched by a specialised engineer who found “the presence of fire control systems and spare parts for military aircraft.” Walloon Minister-President Adrien Dolimont said: “We have to see if the legislation has been respected. Here, in this case, it’s clear that it hasn’t.” Another Belgian government spokesperson told Declassified: “No transit licence request was issued; if it had been, it would have been refused.” The Shipment The two consignments arrived in Liege on March 24 and were scheduled for onward air transport to Tel Aviv on a Challenge Airlines service two days later, according to shipping documents seen by Declassified. The U.K. arms export codes associated with the goods were ML10 and ML5, which relate to military aircraft and fire control components. Hans Lammerant, a spokesperson for Vredesactie, [a peace advocacy group] said: “We also have information on 17 transits in the past. So it was clearly a regular transit from Bierset [Liege] to Israel.” The Belgian authorities have refused to name the arms firms who exported the goods amid the opening of a criminal investigation into the matter. However, a spokesperson for the Walloon government confirmed that the initial complaint focussed on Moog, a U.S. aerospace firm with factories across Britain, and did not refute that some of the seized items may have belonged to that company. Customs brokerage documents seen by Declassified indicate that some of the earlier shipments from Britain to Israel via Liege airport were sent by Moog. A post code associated with the company’s factory in Wolverhampton, for instance, sent items to Israel through Belgium last December with goods description “servo actuator.” Moog manufactures actuators for the M-346, an aircraft which is used to train Israeli pilots to fly advanced fighter aircraft including the F-35 and F-16. Actuators are machines that control the movement of other components, and can be used to help steer an aircraft."