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🇵🇱🇮🇱 Poland bought Israeli spyware to catch criminals. Instead, it ended up being used to spy on politicians, journalists and lawyers.
But here's the part that's even more disturbing.
Polish authorities apparently didn't even have full control over the software. The Israeli company behind Pegasus reportedly retained remote access, while sensitive data passed through servers outside Poland.
A government spying on its own people using technology that a foreign company could still access.
Now seven former officials face charges over the scandal.
And we still don't know who outside Poland may have had access to all that information.
Source: Poland’s National Prosecutor’s Office / Writer: Oliver
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One of the stipulations for the UK rejoining the EU is for us to drop the £ for the Euro.
That's incredibly convenient, considering the 'Digital Euro' that's just been introduced.
Must just be a coincedence.
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Kaja Kallas thinks a deal with Russia is outrageous because Russia would BENEFIT from it.
Somebody tell her that's how DEALS WORK — both sides get something. It's called business, Kaja. Look it up.
How does a woman with the IQ of a wet sock end up in charge of European foreign policy?
Tune in to Sanchez Effect.
America gets the Russian diesel. Europe gets the shortage. And Ursula von der Leyen wants everyone to believe the EU is stronger than ever.
While Trump secures 300,000 tons of Russian diesel, Europe keeps doubling down on the very policies squeezing its own citizens.
Ursula celebrating the break from Russian energy while Europe faces a fuel crunch is political malpractice.
A self-inflicted wound, and ordinary Europeans are left paying the price.
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Tulsi Gabbard klapt uit de school...
"Telkens wanneer er vooruitgang wordt geboekt en men dichter bij de hoop op vrede in Oekraïne komt, grijpen de oorlogshitsers en de 'Deep State' in en doen ze er alles aan om dat te stoppen."
"De 'Deep State' en de inlichtingendiensten lekken informatie naar hun vrienden in de reguliere media om zo een vals narratief te verspreiden."
"Ze zaaien angst en hysterie om de voortzetting van de oorlog te rechtvaardigen en de vredesinspanningen te ondermijnen."
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Europe is cutting €200 billion from its own budget, roughly what it gave Kiev.
Schools, welfare, and services are being slashed while money flows to Ukraine.
It doesn't take much for people to link these things up.
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Under digital ID the Government and their private sector partners will know your every move.
We are private citizens and our Government has no right to intrude or interfere in our private affairs unless we are suspected with evidence of a crime.
Our Government is supposed to work for us and we have the right to know everything they do. But they don’t disclose this information to us.
If you say Yes to Digital ID you will never be able to say No to the Government ever again and neither will your children and grandchildren.
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This is the classic manoeuvre. They can't come out and directly say that the result was illegitimate because then they might have to prove something and they can't. So what they'll do instead is suggest, hint, nudge and wink about "Russian interference" in the hope that their manipulation catches on with those who don't pay attention to details.
A Downing Street spokesperson says the Brexit result was legitimate, despite Prime Minister Andy Burnham's comments that Russia interfered in the referendum.
Sky's @LucyJMcDaid reports.
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Nobody in Europe wants to talk about hundreds of billions flushed into Ukraine, deadly political incompetence, and now violence.
And nobody's asking the real question: who's responsible?
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Johnson, Nuland (and her controller, Obama) should be facing trial for crimes against humanity.
Nuland and Obama also had pivotal roles in the 2014 coup in Ukraine that set all of this in motion.
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The US forces the EU to stop buying energy from Russia.
The US buys energy from Russia.
The EU buys Russian energy from the US.
This is the ultimate European intelligenzia.
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Soo... what happened to the plague in Russia? Noticed after the attacks on Ukrainian data centers it stopped.
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The American establishment is so corrupt. Open criminality is now an acceptable norm…
Warmonger @generalkellogg is calling to ignore Trump and keep striking Russian oil refineries.
His daughter @mobbs_mentality salary tripled. Over $100 MILLION from the Ukraine war flowed into her foundation.
Kellogg is cashing in on corruption alongside Zelensky.
They don’t care about the lives of ordinary Americans and Ukrainians. They care about the money from the war.
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The EU paid over $320 billion to Russia for energy from the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict! The EU & legacy media hide this fact and have the audacity to criticise the US-Russia diesel deal that benefits US farmers, consumers, the energy market and the world. Truth matters.
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"UK Defence Journal" repeating the official #Skripal line because... that's what it's there to do, obviously. It's not there to do journalism: like ask where the "novichok" that supposedly killed Dawn Sturgess was for four months, or why this "WMD" didn't kill anyone before then.
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I live in Norway. Russia isn't my enemy.
Nato, the most aggressive military alliance in human history, is, is the Enemy of all life on Earth.
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The only people who should be panicking are the ‘Epstein class’ as their plans for manufactured scarcity and war are being unravelled.
They are pulling out all the stops in their controlled legacy media. I note it’s now ‘American Covid’ . Expect more of this in the run up to the US midterm elections.
dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-…
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Petrol and diesel vehicles should not be phased out.
Scrap the uni-party, not our cars.
The Heritage Party will scrap plans to phase out petrol and diesel vehicles.
heritageparty.org
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Two politicians discussing the brutal murder of Muammar Gaddafi.
One speaks with apparent satisfaction about his death, while the other demands answers about the consequences.
Under Gaddafi, Libya provided free healthcare, free education, and housing support for its citizens.
Today, years after his violent downfall, Libya remains plagued by political instability, division, and insecurity.
The West celebrated the fall of a leader, but what did Libya and its citizens gain from his destruction?
A nation torn apart, a future stolen, and a people left to bear the consequences.
It is easy to celebrate a regime’s downfall; it is far harder to answer for the chaos that follows.