In reply to Post #14
Yes...,is all that needs to be said, correct
Yes...,is all that needs to be said, correct
In reply to Post #14
It is age 12, not 13. I found the video and she mentions it at the end (the main part of her interview is military experience oriented)
It is age 12, not 13. I found the video and she mentions it at the end (the main part of her interview is military experience oriented)
I've moved this to Non Carp from General Carp Discussion as so far there's not even been a mention of a carp...being taken for the table 
I signed this petition this morning but it did make me think this one rather simple Q in a otherwise rather complicated topic
I wonder how many people will give up the right to go to Europe to catch Carp if and when they bring in finger print scans and retinal ID, is there really that much difference?
I signed this petition this morning but it did make me think this one rather simple Q in a otherwise rather complicated topic
I wonder how many people will give up the right to go to Europe to catch Carp if and when they bring in finger print scans and retinal ID, is there really that much difference?
Just re read, 5% of all deaths in Canada were medically assisted, 2023 bill passed that mentally ill can be offered the option.,= state sponsored murder.
As said they're moving towards communism, the rise of antifa and the far left and the vilification of patriots on our streets by the media and police. I'm disgusted 🤢
As said they're moving towards communism, the rise of antifa and the far left and the vilification of patriots on our streets by the media and police. I'm disgusted 🤢
In reply to Post #19
All I can say is mate ,is look after yourself and loved ones,because most brits are weak ,and won't stand up for themselves, they might look tough a few tats ,a 'hard looking hair cut' but we all know the word sheeple ..
Like Vossy rightly said ,about going abroad ,and he's right ..
All I can say is mate ,is look after yourself and loved ones,because most brits are weak ,and won't stand up for themselves, they might look tough a few tats ,a 'hard looking hair cut' but we all know the word sheeple ..
Like Vossy rightly said ,about going abroad ,and he's right ..
Just remembered something, Starmer saying this is to tackle illegal workers. Aound 7 or 8 years ago I found a wallet while walking my dog, the cards it contained were scattered all over the place. I re packed the wallet and took it back to the owner whose address was on one of the cards, they lived around 3 miles away.
Anyhow, the chap was delighted, especially to see that his right to work in the U.K card, complete with chip and pic was in the wallet....he said he needed it to work...what am I missing?
Anyhow, the chap was delighted, especially to see that his right to work in the U.K card, complete with chip and pic was in the wallet....he said he needed it to work...what am I missing?
It's amusing to see the reaction to Starmer's stupid idea. Blatantly targeted at the “stop the boats brigade”, yet they're more up in arms than everyone else is! Labour, with that majority, can implement it if they have the political will and intelligence, but that's something that is clearly in short supply.
I didn't sign as I don't want to leave my name, email and postcode there.
I didn't sign as I don't want to leave my name, email and postcode there.
In reply to Post #22
I didn't sign as I don't want to leave my name, email and postcode there.
Like you that's what I find quite humerous, as if ALL your personal info isn't already on data bases somewhere. A lot of people use biometrics (fingerprints & retinal scan on their phones) as if that information is safe and not accessible. So the card is a invasion of your privacy & rights...what privacy/rights. Most people can't be bothered reading privacy statments and give their data away willy nilly but if the government wants something which might (and I use the word might) help tackle a issue, we choose to say no...hmmm
What's that saying about democracy, the illusion of having a choice to keep control
Say no anyway...feel like you have a choice.....anarchy
EDIT, found it I think, Naom Chomsky
"The illusion of choice is the most effective tool of control."
People feel free when they believe they have choices, even if those choices are meaningless. This quote exposes how systems maintain control by offering superficial options that lead to the same outcome. True freedom requires recognizing when choices are manipulated. Awareness breaks the illusion and leads to real autonomy.
I didn't sign as I don't want to leave my name, email and postcode there.
Like you that's what I find quite humerous, as if ALL your personal info isn't already on data bases somewhere. A lot of people use biometrics (fingerprints & retinal scan on their phones) as if that information is safe and not accessible. So the card is a invasion of your privacy & rights...what privacy/rights. Most people can't be bothered reading privacy statments and give their data away willy nilly but if the government wants something which might (and I use the word might) help tackle a issue, we choose to say no...hmmm
What's that saying about democracy, the illusion of having a choice to keep control
Say no anyway...feel like you have a choice.....anarchy
EDIT, found it I think, Naom Chomsky
"The illusion of choice is the most effective tool of control."
People feel free when they believe they have choices, even if those choices are meaningless. This quote exposes how systems maintain control by offering superficial options that lead to the same outcome. True freedom requires recognizing when choices are manipulated. Awareness breaks the illusion and leads to real autonomy.
In reply to Post #8
Of course we do, for decades and decades. It's not for nothing that merkel received the european kalergi price not once but twice. I always thought holland was one of the test countries for the brave new world, since the people are really servile, but the uk under sturmer is something else now, pfff:/
Of course we do, for decades and decades. It's not for nothing that merkel received the european kalergi price not once but twice. I always thought holland was one of the test countries for the brave new world, since the people are really servile, but the uk under sturmer is something else now, pfff:/
You're on an electoral role, you have a national insurance number, you probably have a passport and a drivers licence.
But another card with your photo on is part of a Marxist agenda?
But another card with your photo on is part of a Marxist agenda?
In reply to Post #25
Quote: “ But another card with your photo on is part of a Marxist agenda?”
Answer: Why would a known Marxist do anything that wasn't following their belief. Why would they aim to get in power, and then once there NOT do what they've been dreaming of doing their whole life? Why? His decisions are not popular, I saw an article yesterday where his popularity rating had dropped down level with Megan Markle. As a leader of a country you expect them to do what's best for you, not them. Not that I'm suggesting any other party has been better, or will be, but it's a case of voting for the lesser evil...
It's another small piece in the gradual creep that direction, yes. Infact if it all gets tied in to your banking then it's a much bigger piece once they do away with cash.
Once money is a digital number on a computer somewhere they can decide what it's worth. This happened to an extent during decimalisation
What would stop ‘the powers' from turning off your bank account?
Canada done it to the truckers during Covid. It's already happened, this isn't some paranoid theory.
The likes of Starmer want to wallow around in the elite class whilst everyone else become equal peasants, they're already talking about taxing anyone with a property over £500k. Where's the incentive to try hard and save and do well? We already get taxed too much as it is, and when we've scrimped and saved all our lives to leave something for our kids they want to tax anything over 300k (I think it is) from that. It's already been taxed once, so they're taking another bite of the cake undeservedly, because let's face it they're **** at their job, all of them. There's no real accountability.
Still not heard any examples of a decent communist run country yet? Surely one of you weak lefty soy boys can try and think of one...and then go enjoy living there!
Quote: “ But another card with your photo on is part of a Marxist agenda?”
Answer: Why would a known Marxist do anything that wasn't following their belief. Why would they aim to get in power, and then once there NOT do what they've been dreaming of doing their whole life? Why? His decisions are not popular, I saw an article yesterday where his popularity rating had dropped down level with Megan Markle. As a leader of a country you expect them to do what's best for you, not them. Not that I'm suggesting any other party has been better, or will be, but it's a case of voting for the lesser evil...
It's another small piece in the gradual creep that direction, yes. Infact if it all gets tied in to your banking then it's a much bigger piece once they do away with cash.
Once money is a digital number on a computer somewhere they can decide what it's worth. This happened to an extent during decimalisation
What would stop ‘the powers' from turning off your bank account?
Canada done it to the truckers during Covid. It's already happened, this isn't some paranoid theory.
The likes of Starmer want to wallow around in the elite class whilst everyone else become equal peasants, they're already talking about taxing anyone with a property over £500k. Where's the incentive to try hard and save and do well? We already get taxed too much as it is, and when we've scrimped and saved all our lives to leave something for our kids they want to tax anything over 300k (I think it is) from that. It's already been taxed once, so they're taking another bite of the cake undeservedly, because let's face it they're **** at their job, all of them. There's no real accountability.
Still not heard any examples of a decent communist run country yet? Surely one of you weak lefty soy boys can try and think of one...and then go enjoy living there!
Signed.
This government, the previous one and I'm sure the next one cannot be trusted as they all keep demonstrating,
How many government / civil service / public sector data leaks have there been in the last 5 years.
I just asked ChatGPT
Year
What happened
Impact / details
2025
MoD Afghan Relocations Data Breach (2022 leak revealed in 2025)
A spreadsheet in 2022 containing the personal information of ~18,700 Afghans who applied under the ARAP (Afghan Relocations & Assistance Policy) was accidentally sent by MoD outside secure system. The leak affected names, contact details, and some family info. Estimated 80,000-100,000 people (including family members) possibly at risk. There was a superinjunction to block reporting until 2025.
2024
PSNI Data Breach (Police Service of Northern Ireland)
A spreadsheet released as part of a Freedom of Information request included a “hidden” tab with surnames, initials, rank, role, and other details of all 9,483 PSNI officers and staff. The ICO fined PSNI £750,000 for this breach. This was called an “egregious breach” because of exposure risk to dissident republicans etc.
2023-2024
Information Security Review by the Government
After multiple accidental data breaches in the public sector, including the Afghan leak and others, the Cabinet Office published a review in 2023 to try to improve procedures.
2021-2022
Electoral Commission cyber-attack & data breach
In 2021-22 the Electoral Commission was hacked; reference copies of the electoral registers (names and addresses of 40 million UK voters) were accessed.
2021
MoD ARAP email error (smaller leak)
An earlier breach where a mass email was sent to 245 people under the ARAP scheme, exposing details of interpreters fleeing Afghanistan. A smaller but serious breach.
This government, the previous one and I'm sure the next one cannot be trusted as they all keep demonstrating,
How many government / civil service / public sector data leaks have there been in the last 5 years.
I just asked ChatGPT
Year
What happened
Impact / details
2025
MoD Afghan Relocations Data Breach (2022 leak revealed in 2025)
A spreadsheet in 2022 containing the personal information of ~18,700 Afghans who applied under the ARAP (Afghan Relocations & Assistance Policy) was accidentally sent by MoD outside secure system. The leak affected names, contact details, and some family info. Estimated 80,000-100,000 people (including family members) possibly at risk. There was a superinjunction to block reporting until 2025.
2024
PSNI Data Breach (Police Service of Northern Ireland)
A spreadsheet released as part of a Freedom of Information request included a “hidden” tab with surnames, initials, rank, role, and other details of all 9,483 PSNI officers and staff. The ICO fined PSNI £750,000 for this breach. This was called an “egregious breach” because of exposure risk to dissident republicans etc.
2023-2024
Information Security Review by the Government
After multiple accidental data breaches in the public sector, including the Afghan leak and others, the Cabinet Office published a review in 2023 to try to improve procedures.
2021-2022
Electoral Commission cyber-attack & data breach
In 2021-22 the Electoral Commission was hacked; reference copies of the electoral registers (names and addresses of 40 million UK voters) were accessed.
2021
MoD ARAP email error (smaller leak)
An earlier breach where a mass email was sent to 245 people under the ARAP scheme, exposing details of interpreters fleeing Afghanistan. A smaller but serious breach.
Starmer is a dirty **** ****!!
Everything is pre planned, from 9/11 to Covid!
Blokes a puppet and like many governments across the world they try to sell this **** to Joe public as “we're doing it for the masses benefit” and without us you would be fooooked!
It's Great to see so many people now aware of the **** they have been peddled over the years! Covid jabs being the main one people now won't go near
Everything is pre planned, from 9/11 to Covid!
Blokes a puppet and like many governments across the world they try to sell this **** to Joe public as “we're doing it for the masses benefit” and without us you would be fooooked!
It's Great to see so many people now aware of the **** they have been peddled over the years! Covid jabs being the main one people now won't go near
In reply to Post #25
Signed and shared everywhere I can. Not that this gives will even take notice of it.
Things like this should only be voted for by the people. I don't know how they can get away with this.
Things like this should only be voted for by the people. I don't know how they can get away with this.