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farage
July 18, 2023
Jake Welch
News
Politics
UK

Farage ‘Debanked’ For Friendships With Trump… and Novak Djokovic!?

Brexit leader Nigel Farage had his personal bank account closed by Coutts due to his friendship with former President Donald J. Trump, as well as tennis legend and vaccine refuser Novak Djokovic. The bank’s “reputation risk committee” kept a “Stasi-style surveillance report” on Farage, 59, which also bemoans his position on Brexit and LGBT issues.

Farage recently obtained access to the 40-page document which cites the company’s Equality, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) policies, as well as dedicating nine pages to alleged links to Russia before concluding: “NF seemingly has no direct links to Russia.”

Farage’s surveillance report makes negative mentions of his friendship with Novak Djokovic, appearances on Alex Jones/InfoWars, and his critical comments of Black Lives Matter.

The dossier mentions the 45th President 39 times, and Farage himself wrote on Tuesday: “The fact that I support Donald Trump is part of this charge sheet.”

The Brexit crusader concluded: “This story is not just about me. You could be next. Refinitiv, which monitors creditworthiness, can examine social media posts made by any of us on Facebook or elsewhere. If this situation is left unchecked, we will sleepwalk towards a China-style social credit system in which only those with the “correct” views are allowed to fully participate in society.”

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Brexit leader Nigel Farage had his personal bank account closed by Coutts due to his friendship with former President Donald J. Trump, as well as tennis legend and vaccine refuser Novak Djokovic. The bank's "reputation risk committee" kept a “Stasi-style surveillance report” on Farage, 59, which also bemoans his position on Brexit and LGBT issues. show more

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Stunningly, it appears that Farage’s old bank – Coutts – was also acutely aware of its political bias in compiling the dossier, so much so that it wanted to hide the fact that their Trump-hate was a motivating factor in this mess
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Stunningly, it appears that Farage’s old bank – Coutts – was also acutely aware of its political bias in compiling the dossier, so much so that it wanted to hide the fact that their Trump-hate was a motivating factor in this mess show more
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uk
July 16, 2023
Jake Welch
News
UK

UK’s Weapons Stocks Are ‘Dangerous Low’ As a Result of Arming Ukraine.

The United Kingdom (UK) is running ‘dangerously low’ on weapons and ammunition as a result of the war in Ukraine and the nation’s lackadaisical efforts to replace them, argues the former British Secretary of Defence and Secretary General of NATO, Lord Robertson.

“If you talk to senior military people, even those in office at the moment, some will be quite categoric that [Britain is] running dangerously low on stocks of ammunition,” stated Lord Robertson, who defended British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace’s “We’re not Amazon,” rebuke after Ukraine’s President Zelensky drew up a wishlist of all the weaponry he wanted from the UK.

Lord Robertson went on to express his concern that Britain was giving munitions to Ukraine much faster than it was replacing them in comparison to Russia, which “is working its factories round the clock in order to reconstitute what it can.”

“We don’t seem to be doing it at the same pace as we are giving the arms away. I am concerned and so indeed are the military. They are gravely concerned that we may be prejudicing our own defence, by not refreshing the stocks that we have,” he adds.

The UK is not alone in seeing its munitions stocks dissipate. The Biden administration admitted it’s sending controversial cluster bombs to Ukraine because the United States and the West are running out of supplies.

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The United Kingdom (UK) is running 'dangerously low' on weapons and ammunition as a result of the war in Ukraine and the nation's lackadaisical efforts to replace them, argues the former British Secretary of Defence and Secretary General of NATO, Lord Robertson. show more
barclays
June 28, 2023
Jake Welch
News
UK

Barclays Pays Settlement for Closing Christian Group’s Bank Account.

Barclays Bank – one of the top 20 in the world – has paid more than $25,000 in compensation to Dr. Mike Davidson, an executive of a Christian trust, after arbitrarily closing the charity’s bank accounts due to pressure from LGBTQ+ activists.

Activists claimed the Core Issues Trust and the International Federation for Therapeutic and Counseling Choice were pushing “conversion therapy” onto people who voluntarily seek to change their sexual preferences or gender identities. 

Barclays – a leading sponsor of London’s gay pride parade – succumbed to the pressure and sent a letter to Davidson, notifying him of the bank’s decision to close their accounts. Meanwhile, Davidson received hundreds of calls and messages from strangers telling him that he and the trust’s staff would be “raped and killed” amongst other threats.

Davidson’s lawyers alleged the closure was “an act of unlawful discrimination” as his professional and public work was damaged by the withdrawal of banking services on the basis of religious beliefs and political views.

Barclays “wholly denied” the claims of discrimination yet made an offer of £21,500 (GBP) to settle the matter before the case was due to be heard in the English High Court this week.

Davidson said following the settlement: “We reject Barclays [B]ank’s implied accusations of ‘conversion therapy’, directed at our work and charity. This case must serve as a warning to the government of what is coming if it proceeds with publishing and enforcing its ‘conversion therapy’ ban.”

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Barclays Bank – one of the top 20 in the world – has paid more than $25,000 in compensation to Dr. Mike Davidson, an executive of a Christian trust, after arbitrarily closing the charity's bank accounts due to pressure from LGBTQ+ activists. show more
ai
June 28, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
UK

Britain Announces AI Rollout for Its Socialized Healthcare System.

Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) is turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and “robotic process automation” to shorten growing hospital waiting lists and ease pressures created in part by mass migration. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claims the reforms will make the socialized healthcare system “fit for the future”.

The Conservative Party hopes bots will be able to schedule doctor appointments and surgeries, while AI will help transcribe doctor’s notes and even diagnose illnesses such as cancer. UK Health Secretary Steve Barclay “wants AI to help reduce workload and raise productivity, supporting staff and freeing up their time to focus on caring for patients.”

Despite Britain’s comparably middling population as a world power, the NHS is not just the biggest employer in Europe, but one of the biggest employers worldwide, rivaling the Chinese security state – which oversees some 1.4 billion people – and American mega-companies like Walmart and McDonald’s. The NHS relies disproportionately on foreign staff – who are even more disproportionately likely to be struck off – in part because successive governments have refused to fund training for more local doctors and nurses.

The NHS workforce serves as the largest, state-dependent, left-wing voting bloc in the nation, with surveys ahead of the 2019 general election finding 82 percent intended to vote for the left-wing Labour Party. Only six percent intended to vote Conservative. The move to have AI fulfill the roles of some staff could be an effort to break down this bloc – although Sunak has also claimed it will be accompanied by a large expansion of staff numbers overall.

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Britain's National Health Service (NHS) is turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) and "robotic process automation" to shorten growing hospital waiting lists and ease pressures created in part by mass migration. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claims the reforms will make the socialized healthcare system “fit for the future”. show more