Of course, Nigel Farage wants to leave the European Court of Human Rights.
Last week, 3 ex-MPs filed this case in its ‘Supreme Court’, the Grand Chamber.
Why wouldn’t Nigel Farage want the UK govt to investigate Russian interference? 🤔
‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Leaked documents reveal Boris Johnson received £1mil to ruin the peace process between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul 2022.
He did this on request of British and American Arms manufacturers.
@thenerve_news The man who bribed Gill - Oleh Voloshyn - is part of a much wider network of pro-Russian actors.
He worked with this guy, an FSB agent who I've been fascinated by, for years
Our piece in @thenerve_news shows how Gill was a Kremlin pawn in a much bigger plan in both Europe & US
The piece is here.
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NEW: The British politician, his Russian intelligence handler & a Kremlin plot against the US & Ukraine.
My new piece about Nathan Gill and Nigel Farage for @thenerve_news in which we ask:
Why, even now, is no-one asking questions?
NEW: We need to talk about Russia. So, yes, that's why we need to talk about Nigel Farage. My personal newsletter on the story behind the story. Brexit, Trump, Russia & now...Nathan Gill.
The BBC is promoting and protecting Farage. There is no greater issue in British politics than the very real possibility that a man who could become PM may be working for Putin, and the reality that Farage has repeatedly parroted the same Russian propaganda propaganda lies as Nathan Gill.
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Labour have been accused of secretly trying to return the Elgin sculptures to Greece, by a group of politicians including Liz Truss, who you’d think would have more sympathy for people who've lost their marbles
It is now 18 months since the European boss of Fujitsu, which supplied the crap Horizon system and whose officials lied to sub-postmasters and to courts about it, accepted moral responsibility and said the company would cough up. Yet it still hasn’t handed over a bean.
What it has done is churn out some of the most emetic guff on record about playing the corporate good guy. “Net Positive”, runs the latest drivel, “is a concept that aims to go beyond reducing the negative impact of corporate activities in order to create a positive impact…”
The company says it has “incorporated the realisation of Net Positive into our corporate strategy as we aim to contribute to solving societal issues”.
Here’s a “net positive” idea: pay £1bn to the sub-postmasters!
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Bloomberg - To celebrate his first 100 days in office in 2017, President Trump visited a wheelbarrow factory in Pennsylvania. That plant is now closed and the wheelbarrows are made in China. https://t.co/r1RRPjMYSh