Coverup.net - the website concerning J B Hunt's High Court action against the Independent Television Commission  (ITC)

This website proves that the British political controversy of the 1990s, the so-called 'cash for questions' affair, was an invention. 

The evidence within these pages shows that the most influential newspaper in British society, the liberal Guardian, had dreamt up the story in a bid to oust from power the Conservative Government of Prime Minister John Major.

Map of website &
Word documents

Website introduction
and guide

Section One:
The British media's censorship of Hunt & Keith-Hill's investigation

This website does not promote conspiracy theory.  It promotes facts.  And the facts laid out within these pages demonstrate that The Guardian newspaper and its lawyers conspired in a conscienceless cover-up in league with the volatile owner of Harrods store, and father of Dodi, Mohamed Al Fayed.  

The Guardian had enacted its conspiracy to escape redress, when those whom the paper had accused as part of its political war against the Conservative Party sued the paper for libel to clear their names.  

That The Guardian succeeded in deceiving the British nation into believing evidence-less corruption allegations levelled against a Government Minister, hanging as they did on the word of a man whom The Guardian itself had castigated as a serial liar four years earlier, is testament to that newspaper's influence over the British media and, through the British media, British society itself. 

This website is the product of thousands of hours of research by two provincial English freelance journalists.  They had stumbled across the story entirely by accident.  When they uncovered evidence of The Guardian's conspiracy and requested interviews, the liberal Guardian remained silent, then threatened them, and then used its influence within the British media to destroy their journalistic careers with smears. 

This website is undoubtedly the first of its kind in the world.  It was constructed to overcome a news blackout enacted by the British media of the two freelances' investigation.  Confidence in their research and the evidence they uncovered, and a refusal to yield to the intimidation and the silence, were the driving forces behind its creation. 

As a case study in press corruption, political bias, and censorship within a modern free society, it serves as a warning of the dangers to democracy presented by a Guardian-driven, increasingly influential, British news media.

Section Two:
Cover-up at The Guardian

Section Three:
The Guardian's liars and their lies

Section Four:
The Guardian's subversive influence within the British media

Section Five:
Martin Bell:
The facts

Section Six:
Mohamed 'Al' Fayed:
The facts

Section Seven:
Trial by Conspiracy

Section Eight:
The Guardian's smearing of The Observer's editors and journalists

Section Nine:
TBA