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Brexit, for once some facts.
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I wasn't implying that bots are used in this thread. The reference to those was just an example of how the unaware masses can be manipulated. There are plenty of other ways innocent collectives of people can be infiltrated and manipulated.
And not just online, supermarket/shop loyalty cards are another.
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On that I'm quite sure we agree, in the past the allegedly free press fulfilled that role, and still does, but directly addressing a person on Social Media has become the Battlefront for hearts and minds in what differs only in scale from Military Psychological Warfare.
It is merely a further step begun with free wireless receivers in the Third Reich. our own BBC Radio and TV, and then commercial TV aimed at creating a lifestyle image in the Public mind.
The time isn't so far away when we all have a chip implanted to give us permanent connection to the internet,as a means of dispensing with the expense of a long educational process, and individuality and independent thought and action a thing of the past.
What worries us now is a trifle compared to what is to come.
And the never ending list of Disaster Scenarios that have appeared during our lifetimes eg
The threat of Comunism
Running out of Energy
Strontium 90 poisoning
The Millenium Bug
Various pandemics that didn't happen
You could make a list of hundreds of these convenient Smokescreens designed to point the public towards agendas that can be exploited by the powers that be.
The Lords have just inflicted a seventh Brexit defeat on the government. Their new amendment gives parliament the right to reject whatever Brexit deal is reached, or even reject leaving without a deal.
If not further changed it gives parliament the right to to rule that we stay in the EU.
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From the Daily Mirror
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Sajid Javid's voting record shows he backed every element of Theresa May's controversial 'hostile environment' policy
Another one hiding past misdeeds to make himself seem the face of reason.
In th hope no one bothers to check his form.
But then he's a Tory.
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Sajid Javid's voting record shows he backed every element of Theresa May's controversial 'hostile environment' policy
Another one hiding past misdeeds to make himself seem the face of reason.
In th hope no one bothers to check his form.
But then he's a Tory.
Oh Dear, Jackass will be crying to his nanny over this!
David Schneider has nailed it once again - this time, he has identified the crux of the matter in relation to Amber Rudd's resignation.
If anything, the wrong woman has stepped down.
Tom
If anything, the wrong woman has stepped down.
Tom
He's a career politician first, he used to back Thatcher's policies, now he's backing Theresa May's. Who knows who or what he'll be backing next, other than himself.
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Ever since 1948 at least, when they broadcast false information supplied by our government to help overthrow Iran's democratic government in favour of the return of a dictator, the Shah.
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Yes, two previous top banking jobs could put him in line for Chancellor of the Exchequer at a future date.
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As Mrs Brown might .Say .. "that's nice. ".. when she\ he means anything but.... But parliament does not have that freedom... The uk gave that away when they involked A50. This is all part of the fantasy affecting both sides of the British establishment in this matter. One side believes that they can have everything for nothing and the other that if they" say ok we are staying" that everything will be ok and just as it was before... It is no longer so and the uk will be depending on the goodwill of strangers.
We had a meeting today in Dundalk with Michael Barnier , our ministers and local businesses. As a retiree. I was not invited , but however... Ms Foster of the DUP had been complaining that the EU were not responsive to their issues . regarding the border issue in particular.and the prospect of a customs border in the Irish sea. His response was polite but could have said ..I am not representing you in this discussion.
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My view - that I absolutely do NOT want any form of border - in the middle of the sea or anywhere else - between me in Wales and Northern Ireland seems to be entirely missing from discussion of this issue. (Mind, I don't want a border with the republic either.)
Some people seem very, even irresponsibly, relaxed over the impact of all this on two local ports - Pembroke Dock and Fishguard.