Tufton Street Grooming

 OSINT research project hypothesis.

Use a social/demographic template to identify Tufton Street plants in British politics. Some of these plants don't know they are plants.

The foreign funded right wing think tanks were born in 1955 with the Institute of Economic Affairs. They operate under the (dis)guise of being proponents of the 18th century free market economic ideology of Adam Smith as amended by Hayek and Friedman.

This isn't their true role or goal. Their true role and goal is to rid Britain of the Labour party and eradicate socialism.

They've done this at least in part and perhaps in the main by grooming people and easing them into jobs of influence. Some of them will be hard to spot. There will be Tufton Street plants right across the media, right across academia, and cultural organisations, they are known to have infiltrated the BBC, National Trust, and institutions like the NHS. And finally politics.

It's politics where Tufton Street plants might be identified with a social/demographic template.

1. From a modest background

2. Did well at school

3. Ambitious

4. Highly aspirational - for their children - parents

5. Oxford University where they are initially groomed.

The 'chosen ones' for want of a better word are supported in their careers into positions of influence. Including one Prime Minister, Liz Truss and at least one Chancellor Kwarteng.

Truss, Braverman and Kwarteng provide the template let's see if we can find some more.

Because there's infiltration affecting the British way of life and democracy in a way the Communists never managed via Cambridge University.

18th century free market ideology is a front.

OMG of course!!! Hayek and Friedman were brought to prominence by the Tufton Street gang and via an ambitious Oxford graduate from a modest background called Margaret Thatcher.

Of course, of course, of course!

Thatcher was the start of the activated phase and Truss was meant to finish it!

Sunak, a closet Keynesian who could unknowingly be a Tufton Street plant, is surrounded by others he can't get rid of.

Eh, modest background, highly ambitious Oxford graduate Sir Keir Starmer?

#Tories have stayed on their track. But big changes have happened to #Labour, As Mark Littlewood @MarkJLittlewood of the Tufton Street, IEA says, now - you can't tell the difference between Labour and the Conservatives.

Let's have an OSINT look at Oxford Labour and Tufton...