Not sure why you mention Gina Miller alongside Banks. I admit I have forgotten her but she is not married to a Muscovite Lady or Gentleman, never met the Muscovite Ambassador or was offered mining rights in Muscovy... she raised a legal challenge to the Government enacting Article 50 without a vote in Parliament.
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Originally posted by snapper View PostI mean yea that's a pretty good case but sadly the UK needs a Independent Prosecutor type system to get to the bottom of it, the Tories are full of Muscovite funding at their London fundraiser Party's (I went to one once in 2009) and Comrade Corbyn's 'Chief Strategist' Seamus Milne is a Stalinist who regularly meets with Putin in Muscovy.
Do they need an independent prosecutory system ? i think they have enough safeguards in place if anything funny goes on. If nobody has said anything then there isn't a case to begin with.Last edited by Double Edge; 01 May 19,, 20:04.
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Originally posted by snapper View PostNot sure why you mention Gina Miller alongside Banks. I admit I have forgotten her but she is not married to a Muscovite Lady or Gentleman, never met the Muscovite Ambassador or was offered mining rights in Muscovy... she raised a legal challenge to the Government enacting Article 50 without a vote in Parliament.
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They are certainly not all working on the same side. Gina Miller launched a court case, Banks is the subject of a criminal inquiry, Huawei is obliged by Chinese law to reveal code encryption to the Chinese Government if asked so naturally and rightfully people are questioning it's help in setting up 5G networks. Nor does any of it mean that anyone (apart from Banks and the leave campaign who blatantly lied a la Trumpkin) is engaged in "reneging on its democratic mandate" just because they are not doing exactly as you might wish. Nor indeed it is clear which path would be the more 'democratic' even. These issues are very separate to most people; a cod is not a herring though both are fishes.
Mrs May apparently had supper on Monday with some wealthy Muscovite donor; https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...don-hotel.htmlLast edited by snapper; 02 May 19,, 09:32.
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Originally posted by snapper View PostThey are certainly not all working on the same side.
Gina Miller launched a court case,
Banks is the subject of a criminal inquiry,
Huawei is obliged by Chinese law to reveal code encryption to the Chinese Government if asked so naturally and rightfully people are questioning it's help in setting up 5G networks
Nor does any of it mean that anyone (apart from Banks and the leave campaign who blatantly lied a la Trumpkin) is engaged in "reneging on its democratic mandate" just because they are not doing exactly as you might wish. Nor indeed it is clear which path would be the more 'democratic' even.
These issues are very separate to most people; a cod is not a herring though both are fishes.
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostTo impose parliaments lawful right to hijack the referendum result, which its doing splendidly so far
Originally posted by Freyr View PostTo help undermine the integrity of the result, which ultimately will help lead to a second referendum
Originally posted by Freyr View PostHuawei helped set up the present 4G network. Nobody said anything! I understand the fears. They're not dissimilar to the ones I have about Google, FB, Amazon and so on ..all of which are US companies. But GCHQ will be monitoring those also.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostThe Remain side made just as many ridiculous headlines as the leave side...not heard of anybody being investigated on that side
Originally posted by Freyr View PostYes and they swim in the same sea
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Originally posted by snapper View PostWell no actually. Miller's case was about forcing the Government to put the Article 50 activation to a vote in Parliament rather than enacting by Order in Council. It was in a way forcing greater representative democracy.
Well again no; it is about illegalities committed in the funding of the leave campaign and trying to work out who payed for it since it is clear that Aaron Banks does not have that sort of money to throw around.
I am not sure if they were involved in 4G
but one problem at least is that the US, Canada and Australia have voiced concerns about this Chinese involvement. That matters because UK's partners in 5 Eyes.
I was reading that the Defence Secretary was fired yesterday for leaking about this. He denies he was the source of the leak and if he were it would be a criminal offence but the PM apparently does not want to prosecute... since when was that her decision and not the Crown Prosecution Service? It seems they are trying to cover up something to do with this Huawei contract that they seem intent on taking irrespective of any security issues or not.
Perhaps they did not break any laws or go boozing with the Muscovite Ambassador? Face it the Brexit vote and the Muscovite interference was a trial run for the 2016 US election. Cambridge Analytica in both, Muscovite bots and fb adds, secret meetings with Muscovite's, money appearing from nowhere...
So I put a water melon, a bicycle and a hunk of ham in a road and behold! Suddenly they are a common feature! They are in the road.Last edited by Freyr; 02 May 19,, 20:13.
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Originally posted by Freyr View Post
Originally posted by Freyr View PostOf course he doesn't. Thats the whole idea to discredit the result..Wheel in another turnip that nobodies heard of and present him as some Spectre figure dealing in laundered money to spice up the BS
Originally posted by Freyr View PostWell they are. BT has announced it is in the process of removing Huawei's equipment from the core of its existing 3G and 4G mobile operations and will not use the Chinese company's gear in central parts of the next 5G network. But the NCSC (part of GCHQ) recently concluded that any risk posed by involving the Chinese technology giant in the development of new networks can be managed.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostApparently 5G will be alot harder to monitor and that is the worry. So time to play catchup. sounds like investment is needed...either that or the west starts to lag behind
Originally posted by Freyr View PostIts more to do with the Defence secretaries naked ambition than anything else.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostCambridge analytica is a subsidiary (or was) of a company with close ties to the British establishment whose Psychological operations are both internal and external involving military and non military elements....Conjuring up Russians at every turn is a total red herring. Yes we should be worried about certain activities.. But also get them in context!
Originally posted by Freyr View PostBut if you threw them in the sea only the melon would float! ;)
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Originally posted by snapper View PostIn which he clearly says that he thinks it would take 10yrs, which as it happens was the same view as the former UK Ambassador to the EU Sir Ivan Rogers (who got fired for saying so publicly).
I would think the point of the investigation is to bring charges or not depending on the findings.
I would say rather that GCHQ, NCSC and the other security services have representatives that along with the some ministries constitute the National Security Council which is where this Minister is alleged to have leaked from.
I don't understand the high tech mumbo jumbo of it all. Changing plugs, fuses and light bulbs is about my tech know how. But if there is a possibility that a system which you expect many people will use may be compromised if it relies on some Chinese tech then I would rule out that option for starters.
Unlikely that he could have become PM in the near future. I quite liked him though I only met him briefly in Odessa.
Pretty sure Cambridge Analytica is owned by the Mercers in the US who also fund Brietbart
I also see another similarity - the Muscovite connection.
ou miss my point... A water melon, a bicycle and a ham have next to nothing in common but I put them in a road and then claim they're being in the road they share is common is artificial commonality. I could put any number of random unconnected objects in a field and say "look there is something going on here! I put them in all these things in a field." That is not proof of their having something in common though.Last edited by Freyr; 02 May 19,, 21:25.
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostVery probably more than 10 years....Trade deals are a work in progress as new technologies become available.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostInvestigation lol....We've seen this sort of thing before though haven't we....When banks are found guilty of money laundering the authorities unable to tax the Bank simply Fines them, so all is legal and the result is the GOV gets its cut and nobody goes to jail...
I recall what Bukovsky (an old Soviet dissident) said when he came to give a talk at the Uni I was then at. I had heard of him, even in Polish emigre circles he was known and appreciated, but he said something like "the Soviet Union worked on a dual system that fought each most of the time. The first was the Party ideology and the second was corruption. The ideology was a sham and disintegrated first, now only the corruption remains." Corruption is a tool for Moscow.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostSmoke and mirrors !
Originally posted by Freyr View Postand you will end up 10 years behind in terms of tech
Originally posted by Freyr View PostCouldn't stand the man. Wreaked of Imperialism!
[QUOTE=Freyr;1050756]it was owned by SCL now also defunct . Cambridge analytica's old London address is now housing a new company called Emerdata Limited and many of the same people work for it .[QUOTE]
How is that linked to the 'British establishment'? Which Duke or Prince owns shares or is a board member?
Originally posted by Freyr View PostNo doubt Russia would like to maintain its Ukrainian buffer and is very unhappy with Nato and the western influence there but I think home spun mischief is the key to unlocking this nest.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostI got your point and I made a joke did it not float?
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostVery probably more than 10 years....Trade deals are a work in progress as new technologies become available.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostInvestigation lol....We've seen this sort of thing before though haven't we....When banks are found guilty of money laundering the authorities unable to tax the Bank simply Fines them, so all is legal and the result is the GOV gets its cut and nobody goes to jail...
I recall what Bukovsky (an old Soviet dissident) said when he came to give a talk at the Uni I was then at. I had heard of him, even in Polish emigre circles he was known and appreciated, but he said something like "the Soviet Union worked on a dual system that fought each most of the time. The first was the Party ideology and the second was corruption. The ideology was a sham and disintegrated first, now only the corruption remains." Corruption is a tool for Moscow.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostSmoke and mirrors !
Originally posted by Freyr View Postand you will end up 10 years behind in terms of tech
Originally posted by Freyr View PostCouldn't stand the man. Wreaked of Imperialism!
Originally posted by Freyr View Postit was owned by SCL now also defunct . Cambridge analytica's old London address is now housing a new company called Emerdata Limited and many of the same people work for it .
Originally posted by Freyr View PostNo doubt Russia would like to maintain its Ukrainian buffer and is very unhappy with Nato and the western influence there but I think home spun mischief is the key to unlocking this nest.
Originally posted by Freyr View PostI got your point and I made a joke did it not float?Last edited by snapper; 02 May 19,, 22:11.
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A little girl was leaning into a lion's cage. Suddenly, the lion grabs her by the collar of her jacket and tries to pull her inside to slaughter her, all under the eyes of her screaming parents.
A biker jumps off his Harley runs to the cage and hits the lion square on the nose with a powerful punch. Whimpering from the pain, the lion jumps back, letting go of the girl, and the biker brings the girl to her terrified parents, who thank him endlessly.
A reporter has watched the whole event.
The reporter, addressing the Harley rider says, "Sir, this was the most gallant and bravest thing I've seen a man do in my whole life.”
The Harley rider replies, "Why, it was nothing, really. The lion was behind bars. I just saw this little kid in danger, and acted as I felt right.”
The reporter says, "Well, I'll make sure this won't go unnoticed. I'm a journalist, you know, and tomorrow's paper will have this story on the front page. So, what do you do for a living, and what political affiliation do you have?”
The biker replies "I'm a British Army veteran, a Conservative and I voted for Brexit”. The journalist leaves.
The following morning the biker buys the paper to see if it indeed brings news of his actions, and reads, on the front page: UK far right VETERAN ASSAULTS AFRICAN IMMIGRANT & STEALS HIS LUNCH.
And THAT pretty much sums up the media's approach to the news these days...Especially the ... . .BBC.........
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The brexit referendum question is below
Its delightfully simple, no ambiguity and quite deliberate!....and it was answered :)
Its always interesting to hear the Remain arguments. But I could definitely make a better job of it. The problem I have with it in the main is it completely ostracises too many for the sake of a minority of a clique of a small percentage of an elite of an elite of spoon fed and sometimes not even spoon fed ..almost shovel fed condescending twerps..over educated no nothings creating a parallel universe where reality has no bearing..they really haven't had to do anything but have it given to them ....WOW!!!
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Originally posted by Freyr View PostThe problem I have with it in the main is it completely ostracises too many for the sake of a minority of a clique of a small percentage of an elite of an elite of spoon fed and sometimes not even spoon fed ..almost shovel fed condescending twerps..over educated no nothings creating a parallel universe where reality has no bearing..they really haven't had to do anything but have it given to them ....WOW!!!
Let me give a you clue... He lives at Gournay Court:
Was brought up by the family Nanny, went to Eaton and Trinity College Oxford, worked for a while in the city, together with his Wife is worth around £150m, his Wife being Helena Anne Beatrix Wentworth Fitzwilliam de Chair, the daughter of Lady Juliet Tadgell and Victor Hervey, 6th Marquess of Bristol... Manages an investment company called Somerset Holdings that for the most part banks offshore and the HQ of which he moved to Dublin following the Brexit vote.
Or Boris, I mean again Eaton and Oxford, where he was a member of the 'toffs gone wild club' known as the 'Bullingdon Club' (favourite pastime smashing and defecating all over restaurants and then paying to keep it quiet). Boris did at least study Classics. Apparently had a bust of Pericles on his desk at the FCO. Boris earns £100,000 per article from the Daily Torygraph...
Cameron too was an old Etonian - Oxford alumni. He is a second cousin of the Queens.
Nigel Farage: Dulwhich College, his Father worked on the Stock Exchange, so the son followed having failed academically at school which made Oxbridge impossible. Farage worked on the commodities markets (mostly metals it is said) married twice (second time to a German Lady) still lives where his parents lived (apart from London, Brussels flats etc) in Downe (which is actually where Darwin lived). We used to walk there sometimes on a Sunday when I was younger and my parents moved to Cudham. Farage has made a fortune from his political 'career' such that he despite his hatred of the EU he refuses to give up his EU pension and can currently afford a private plane. There are loads of rackets for elected MPs regarding second homes and expenses - which UKIP was recently forced to repay some £100,000, which according to Farage is a "small donation". Tell that to people doing three jobs and 60/70hrs per week for minimum wage to feed their children....
So if you want 'elites' I think you are barking up the wrong tree.
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