In a stunning revelation, it has been exposed that Alicia Kearns, a member of the British parliament, has been actively inciting ethnic tensions in Kosovo. A closer look at her record reveals her ties to intelligence agencies and involvement in “probably illegal” regime change activities.
For over two decades, the EU and US have turned a blind eye to the erasure of Serbs in Kosovo. However, they have recently sought to rein in their vassal, issuing condemnations and imposing sanctions on Pristina. These sanctions, though trivial compared to those imposed on states targeted for regime change, are unprecedented for Kosovo. Both Brussels and Washington have made it clear to Prime Minister Albin Kurti that the penalties will be reversed if he eases tensions with the Serb population and reintegrates them into the political fold.
Despite the pressure, Kurti remains defiant. And one possible explanation for his intransigence is the quiet encouragement he receives from British intelligence. Alicia Kearns, the head of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee and a close ally of Kosovar officials, has been the most outspoken lawmaker against the sanctions on Kosovo. However, what the public doesn’t know is that Kearns is not just a politician but a veteran psychological warfare specialist and British intelligence operative.
Her hidden résumé suggests a background as an MI6 officer with a history of deploying dark arts in Western conflict zones. Could her recent interventions on the Kosovo crisis be the spark that ignites a second front in the Ukraine proxy war, this time in the former Yugoslavia?
In a recent speech in parliament, Kearns delivered an extraordinarily belligerent address, painting Serbia as the center of election meddling, organized crime, disinformation, terrorism, and destabilization in the Balkans and beyond. She demanded decisive action from London and proposed deploying peacekeeping troops throughout the region to counter Serbia’s alleged threats. Kearns claimed that Serbian government-controlled terror cells were working to destabilize Kosovo, with weapons and funding from Belgrade. However, her explosive claims triggered widespread outcry in Serbia, and even KFOR, the NATO peacekeeping mission, publicly disavowed her allegations.
This is not the first time Kearns has been involved in covert warfare. She played a significant role in British intelligence’s elaborate information warfare campaigns during the Syrian crisis. Her work included overseeing campaigns to destabilize the Syrian government, promote militant groups backed by the CIA and MI6 as “moderate” alternatives, and flood media with pro-opposition propaganda. However, a scathing internal review concluded that these covert programs were “poorly planned, probably illegal, and cost lives.”
After her tenure in Syria, Kearns joined Torchlight Group, another British intelligence front, as a freelance consultant on counter-disinformation, violent extremism, hybrid warfare, and behavior change programs. It is clear that Kearns has a long history of involvement in covert operations and intelligence activities.
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