Nigel Farage Launches New Brexit Party (Vol. 2)
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vonuber said:
Interesting, according to reddit it seems that already someone is trying to muddy the water by releasing fake tweets allegedly from the leak.
Curious and more curious.
This account seems to be taking time to go through them fully:Curious and more curious.
https://twitter.com/number10leaks/status/119675945...
vonuber said:
Breadvan72 said:
Polite request: Executive summary please for those of us too old and stupid for reddit and/or in a hurry.
Aaron Banks personal messages on twitter (i.e. his private ones) were hacked, and are currently being spread across the internet.Going to take a while to sort through all that.
Interesting - is this where the resident pearl clutchers huff and puff and come over all sanctimonious because, of course, everybody is entitled to equal protection from the law and it is outrageous that someone's private correspondence has been hacked or are double standards only deplorable when exhibited by opponents?
Breadvan72 said:
Any exciting highlights from the messages? Was it Dear Vlad, thanks for all the cash, Plan A is now in motion? Or was it Hi mate, had a long day, see you in the pub at six? Something in between?
At this point, something in between. A fair bit of anti-semitic stuff "There are good Jews and bad Jews, and then there's George Soros", some stuff about "Northern monkeys" which may have been faked, and various dodgy looking comms with people like George Galloway and Dominic Raab which don't add up to a whole lot IMO.And they've had that twitter leak account shut down now.
But too late to stop people reading it and analysing it:
https://twitter.com/ewanmcg/status/119682095990857...
But too late to stop people reading it and analysing it:
https://twitter.com/ewanmcg/status/119682095990857...
If (I say if) any of the stuff reveals wrongdoing (please note again that I said if), then there is no breach of confidence or privacy, because, to use an old fashioned way of putting the point, “there is no confidence in iniquity”. If there is no evidence of wrongdoing, then even alleged bad guys have the right to privacy about stuff that is private.
psi310398 said:
Interesting - is this where the resident pearl clutchers huff and puff and come over all sanctimonious because, of course, everybody is entitled to equal protection from the law and it is outrageous that someone's private correspondence has been hacked or are double standards only deplorable when exhibited by opponents?
It appears that way, those enjoying this because they don't share his view on the EU need to give their heads a wobbleGassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff