IMO: Definitely shenanigans. Games, yes. In times of war, I expect more of it. Our 'democracy' is pure theatre. What a joke. I do feel that Starmer resigning is a bad thing... bad things to come... because I can only presume that the Powers That Be are replacing him with someone worse, for whatever horrid agendas/surprises they have in store for us around the corner. It's all disheartening, frustrating and a little scary. The only comfort I can find at all is seeing an article like this, and that there are other good humans seeing what I'm seeing too. Thank you.
It's noteworthy that Josh Simons, the former MP who resigned to make way for Andy Burnham's by-election victory in Makerfield, is now a key player in Burnham's inner team.
Simons is being supported via pro bono legal counsel to defend a class action against Meta/Facebook, his former employer. This a major data privacy case.
Simons was also, for a time, a big advocate of government Digital ID (when he was Digital Reform Minister). Indeed, he doesn't seem to have much other policy interests other than corporate/state snooping on unsuspecting members of the public.
Simons also wrote a book. The book argues that "algorithmic prediction is inherently political. It provides a framework for how democracies can regulate and govern artificial intelligence and machine learning tools."
Is it too much of a stretch to suggest that Simons probably was/is a spook?
His book's title? Algorithms for the People: Democracy in the Age of AI.
Burnham, a nasty piece of work. I recall him refusing to lockdown the Manchester area as if he was a man of the people, but then after a meeting at Downing Street, either to receive a back hander, or even the promise of the Top job, he locked them all down without a second thought. People have short memories though.
The real 'lords and masters' have recognised that Keir Starmer has passed his 'use by' date. They need a new salesman to convince the plebs that digital ID and all their control mechanisms are in our best interests. So in comes Andy Burnham. regional accent, a man 'of the people'... That's all it is. Another Tony Blair, but from Manchester, to win over the Northern vote. It's like an unfunny version of Groundhog Day.
IMO: Definitely shenanigans. Games, yes. In times of war, I expect more of it. Our 'democracy' is pure theatre. What a joke. I do feel that Starmer resigning is a bad thing... bad things to come... because I can only presume that the Powers That Be are replacing him with someone worse, for whatever horrid agendas/surprises they have in store for us around the corner. It's all disheartening, frustrating and a little scary. The only comfort I can find at all is seeing an article like this, and that there are other good humans seeing what I'm seeing too. Thank you.
I think that many are noticing Rachel. And many thanks for the kind words.
It's noteworthy that Josh Simons, the former MP who resigned to make way for Andy Burnham's by-election victory in Makerfield, is now a key player in Burnham's inner team.
Simons is being supported via pro bono legal counsel to defend a class action against Meta/Facebook, his former employer. This a major data privacy case.
Simons was also, for a time, a big advocate of government Digital ID (when he was Digital Reform Minister). Indeed, he doesn't seem to have much other policy interests other than corporate/state snooping on unsuspecting members of the public.
Simons also wrote a book. The book argues that "algorithmic prediction is inherently political. It provides a framework for how democracies can regulate and govern artificial intelligence and machine learning tools."
Is it too much of a stretch to suggest that Simons probably was/is a spook?
His book's title? Algorithms for the People: Democracy in the Age of AI.
I really don't want to cycle any more time - not one second - on discussing one w**k sock Globalist puppet in No10 over another.
The Public's job is now mass NON-COMPLIANCE with this crap.
Democracy doesn't exist.
Poor us. What are we going to do?
If we don't stick together now and fight this - we are all done for.
Two very interesting tweets from yesterday. The cover up of the Pakistani grooming gangs https://x.com/recusant_raja/status/2067577080506732635?s=20
and the cover up of the HIV infected blood scandal when he was health secretary. https://x.com/doctor_rahmeh/status/2068712156292411503?s=20.
Burnham, a nasty piece of work. I recall him refusing to lockdown the Manchester area as if he was a man of the people, but then after a meeting at Downing Street, either to receive a back hander, or even the promise of the Top job, he locked them all down without a second thought. People have short memories though.
The real 'lords and masters' have recognised that Keir Starmer has passed his 'use by' date. They need a new salesman to convince the plebs that digital ID and all their control mechanisms are in our best interests. So in comes Andy Burnham. regional accent, a man 'of the people'... That's all it is. Another Tony Blair, but from Manchester, to win over the Northern vote. It's like an unfunny version of Groundhog Day.
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