There’s currently no explanation as to why it is possible for a for-profit company to behave like this.

There must be some explanation beyond “they’ve gone woke,” but no one is revealing this explanation.

Ultimately, the government is responsible for regulating the behavior of these companies.

GB News:

The female CEO of insurance company Aviva has said that senior white male recruits must get the final sign off by herself, as part of the firm’s aims to improve diversity.

Amanda Blanc, who became the company’s first female CEO in 2020, has brought in the policy in order to eliminate sexism in the financial services industry.

Speaking to a parliamentary committee, she said that “there is no non-diverse hire at Aviva without it being signed off by me and the chief people officer”.

“Not because I don’t trust my team but [because] I want to make sure that the process followed for that recruitment has been diverse, has been properly done and is not just a phone call to a mate saying, ‘would you like a job, pop up and we’ll fix it up for you’,” she said at the Sexism in the City inquiry yesterday.

Amanda Blanc, cunt

Her comments only apply to senior staff at Aviva, which has a workforce of 22,000.

Explaining her role in signing off senior hirings, she said: “The scope of the charter is to get more women into senior management roles.”

“My belief is if you have more women in senior management roles, this behaviour will go away.”

She was speaking to the committee as part of its third public hearing of whether sexism had improved in London since 2018, when the last investigation was held.

It was launched after an influx of accusations of sexual misconduct shook the business industry, including scandals at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and allegations against Brexit donor and hedge-fund manager Crispin Odey.

Blanc told the Treasury Select Committee that the financial services industry is rife with harassment, more so than any other business sector.

She told MPs that while she had some “very positive experiences” in the sector, “many women do not”.

The Aviva CEO said she had spoken to women who had written to her ahead of the hearing.

She said they shared with her “absolutely appalling” stories of harassment, including unwanted sexual advances, being followed into hotel rooms, or being told their pregnancies were “inconvenient” for the firm.

Blanc told MPs: “Every individual firm has to be accountable for any allegations such as this, and the women in the firm have to know that there is a process for speaking up; that that process will be acted on; that everything will be investigated; and that the person who did the bad leaves the organisation, not the women.”

“And we have had experiences like that at Aviva, where the woman has stayed and man has gone,” she added.

It appears that the government is enforcing a program on these for-profit companies, and the companies, understanding the program, get ahead of it to avoid regulation.

That is the obvious explanation.

“Companies are sacrificing profits because they believe in woke” is a very simple explanation for the goyim that doesn’t make any sense and requires the companies – which are not subject to public scrutiny in the same way a government is – to take the responsibility on themselves.

All of these conservatives complaining about “woke capital” should be focusing on the fact that the companies are responding to government mandate.

All these people speaking out against “woke” for-profit companies sound like communists.

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The US isn’t the only one raising interest rates…!

RT:

The Bank of England has raised its base rate from 0.75% to 1% on Thursday, in an attempt to curb soaring inflation that is predicted to surpass 10% by the year end.

The measure has sent the cost of borrowing to its highest level since February 2009.

The regulator has warned that the cost-of-living crisis could plunge the economy into recession this year. Last month inflation in the UK rose to 7% – the highest rate in 30 years, driven by rising fuel costs against the backdrop of the Ukraine-related sanctions on Russia. The Bank’s official target for this year was set at 2%.

The development sent the British pound plunging to its lowest level since July 2020, as the currency hit 1.2393 against the dollar early Thursday afternoon London time, shedding nearly 2% of its value against the greenback.

Raising interest rates might have done something in like, 2009-10. At this point, all it is going to do is wreck the economy even worse than it already is wrecked. Everyone knows that.

Of course, there is no way to save it either way, and eventually, the entire global financial system is going to have to default through inflation, and be replaced with a “great reset” new economic order. But raising interest rates now just hurts the markets. It could outright collapse the markets.

Year to date, the three major American stock indexes – the Dow, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite – have dropped 4.4%, 7% and 12% respectively as a result 0f some spooky “belt tightening.”

This is happening at the same time as the US is pushing this disastrous and disastrously expensive war against Russia – which comes directly on the heels of the massive money-printing fiasco that was the coronavirus hoax.

Zero Hedge:

For those who missed yesterday’s white knuckle session, the US central bank raised the benchmark rate by a half percentage point on Wednesday, the steepest increment since 2000, in order to keep inflation under control. By ruling out a more aggressive hike, the central bank gave a boost to equity markets, with the S&P 500 posting its biggest daily advance since 2020. The Nasdaq 100 closed 3.4% higher, but is still down 17% this year.

“We are puzzled why the market thinks that Fed hikes are going to stop inflation,” said Nancy Davis, founder of Quadratic Capital Management. “We see inflation as driven by massive government spending, supply chain disruptions and, more recently, by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.”

Sure, the Fed is powerless to do anything against inflation, but it has to do something. Policy makers are trying to juggle the need to quell the fastest inflation in four decades against hard-won economic growth. In Europe, German factory orders plummeted, highlighting the toll from the war. The soaring price of commodities further complicates efforts to subdue price pressures.

“The combination of high inflation and a weakening global economic outlook has fueled concerns about how far central banks will be able to raise interest rates without overburdening the economy,” Fraser Lundie, head of public fixed income markets at Federated Hermes, wrote in a note to clients.

These people are not even good at great resetting you.

Peter Thiel is obviously a polarizing character, and I’ve personally not been totally happy with the choices he’s made in the political realm.

However, sometimes he says things that are just obviously true.

And I’m supportive of anyone who supports Bitcoin. And anyone who attacks Larry Fink.

RT:

PayPal co-founder and billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel has accused some of the most prominent American financial figures of trying to lock cryptocurrencies out of the mainstream.

Speaking at the Bitcoin 2022 conference in Miami Beach on Thursday, Thiel said that Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett was “enemy number one.” He described the investment icon as a “sociopathic grandpa from Omaha.”

Next up on the crypto-unfriendly list are JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.

“These names on my list stand in the way of Bitcoin’s progress. These are the things we have to fight for to get Bitcoin to go 10x or 100x from here,” said Thiel, who has been claiming that digital currencies could supplant the current financial system.

The businessman also argued that traditional investors should be putting money in Bitcoin. “When they choose not to allocate to Bitcoin, that is a deeply political choice, and we need to be pushing back against them,” he said.

Thiel also pointed to the ESG (environmental, social, and governance standards) problem, which is an increasingly popular way to evaluate investments and the impact they have on the world.

“The finance gerontocracy that runs the country through whatever silly virtue signaling slash hate factory term like ESG they have, versus what I would call, what we have to think of as a revolutionary youth movement,” he said.

ESG is just a globalist plot to implement public-private partnership communism.

We see Larry Fink out there saying that he runs all of these companies and he’s forcing them to change the way they operate to bring them in line with “social justice.”

So Larry Fink, CEO of asset manager Black Rock, says he believes in "enforcing behavior":

"Behaviour is going to have to change and this is one thing we ask companies, you have to enforce behavior and at Black Rock we enforce behavior" pic.twitter.com/kdTjlCG1wl

— Joost Broekers (@JoostBroekers) March 25, 2022

Most people don’t even understand what ESG is.

Most people don’t even know what Blackrock is.

This topic is featured in that very good Swedish documentary I posted.

The fact that Elon Musk backed down on Bitcoin and then started doing whatever he’s doing with a gay dog is the main reason I don’t have any faith that he’s going to actually fix Twitter.

He had the ability to do so much for the entire world by going all in on Bitcoin, but then he backed down because Liz Warren said it was changing the weather and causing earthquakes.

Not serious.

Thiel might be more serious than Musk.

But we don’t really have any true heroes.

Except one.

Yeah, screw those boomers… Wait… Am I considered a boomer now? Shieeeet…

The essential truth of anti-boomerism has gotten so overwhelmingly obvious that even the mainstream media is now forced to admit that these people had it great while the rest of us are forced to live in relative misery due to their horrible, selfish choices.

This is after years of cringe-worthy denials and pathetic whining.

The boomer is immunized against all dangers: one may call him a scoundrel, parasite, swindler, profiteer, it all runs off him like water off a raincoat. But tell him “ok boomer” and you will be astonished at how he recoils, how injured he is, how he suddenly shrinks back: “I’ve been found out.”

Millennials and zoomers are getting completely fed up with boomers and their trite, hypocritical lecturing. Doubly so now that it’s becoming common knowledge that boomers had it easier than any other generation in history.

CNBC:

Millennials are facing a shortfall compared to other generations when it comes to their paychecks.

Overall, millennials earn 20% less than baby boomers did at the same stage of life, according to “The Emerging Millennial Wealth Gap,” a recent report from the nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank New America. Specifically, median earnings for those 18 to 34 are lower than they were in the 1980s, a disparity that was first noted in a 2017 report from the non-profit Young Invincibles. And the flow of today’s paychecks is less predictable due, in part, to the effects of the Great Recession and a rise in contract and freelance positions that may be less consistent in hours and pay.

That’s in spite of overall higher education levels. Nearly 40% of millennials 25 to 37 have at least a bachelor’s degree, compared to just a quarter of baby boomers and 30% of Gen X when they were the same age, Pew Research Center found.

These lower wages may lead to long-term problems for this generation, experts say.

Lower income levels are already having a long term impact on millennials’ ability to accumulate wealth, either through savings or home equity. “Millennials are going to be on a completely lower trajectory than previous generations,” says Reid Cramer, director of the Millennials Initiative at New America.

And by “previous generations,” they’re obviously talking about boomers. The previous generations before that suffered through the Great Depression and World War 2, while the ones before that were still tending their fields with horses and fighting off Indian savages to go fetch water at the river 13 miles away.

Gen X are older than me, so they’re technically boomers as well.

The boomer generation ends exactly on the year I was born – as far as I’m concerned.

The generational wealth gap has reached “historic proportions,” Cramer says. The average millennial’s wealth in 2016 (ages 23 to 38) was 41% less than those who were at a similar age in 1989, the report says.

It’s also true among young families. Households headed by someone under 35 in 2016 had an average net worth of $10,900, which is $8,000 less than it was in 1995.

Part of that can be attributed to the Great Recession and its aftereffects. Those who entered the workforce following the recession had fewer job opportunities and lower wages, starting them off at a disadvantage. At the same time, many faced higher college tuition costs, leading to higher student loan and personal debt rates, the report finds.

Great recession, whatever.

I say it’s attributed to the fact that boomers were destroying all traditional institutions and living up the high life of sex, drugs and rock & roll while Jews were taking over everything and flooding the entire Western world with primitive savages.

Everyone (everyone who matters – non boomers) is fed up with these people.

The memes don’t lie.

Boomers are filing for bankruptcy at a record pace because they chose to buy all sorts of dumb shit that they couldn’t afford. We should not feel the least bit sorry for them.

The baby boomer generation is going to go down in history as the most selfish and irresponsible generation of all time. This is not hyperbole either, this is just a stone cold fact. Despite growing up in an era of tremendous prosperity, they collectively chose to squander all that they were given in favor of sex, music, drugs and material pleasures.

And on top of destroying Western civilization, boomers are filing for bankruptcy at a record pace as they enter their final years.

Fox Business:

Older Americans have a higher presence in the U.S. bankruptcy system than ever before, according to a new report.

The rate at which Americans ages 65 and older are filing for bankruptcy has increased two-fold since 2013, the study by the Consumer Bankruptcy Project found.

Meanwhile, there has been a nearly 500% increase in the number of older Americans in the bankruptcy system, the study – first reported by The New York Times – showed. While more than 12% of filers are now seniors, just 2.1% were in 1991.

The average senior files for bankruptcy more than $17,390 in the red.

It’s honestly hard for me to comprehend just how insane all this is. These people grew up in an era when people could obtain a blue collar job out of high school and immediately earn enough money to buy a modest home and raise a family. College if you adjust for inflation was much more affordable back in the 1960s and 1970s compared to what it is today. Yet despite all of those advantages, a large number of them are filing for bankruptcy as seniors and will leave their children with nothing.

So just what in the hell did these people do with their money? Apparently spending it on expensive automobiles, vacation home mortgages, pleasure trips and a myriad of worthless shit was more important than saving something tangible that they could pass down to their children. That’s really the only explanation as to why so many of them are in this situation.

I’m a young member of Generation X. I entered the workforce in the early 2000s after the 1990s dotcom bubble burst. There were certainly far fewer opportunities when I entered the workforce versus when the boomers started looking for work. Yet despite that, I was able to find a way through hard work to payoff my own home while still in my 30s and establish a decent amount of savings for myself. I’ve even had the chance to enjoy myself from time to time, but never to excess. And perhaps most importantly, I avoided racking up credit card debt.

This is why I don’t feel the least bit sorry for these people. They’re responsible for their own misery because they chose materialism over substance.

There’s a scene from the 1999 movie “Fight Club” where Tyler Durden talks about the perils of consumerism and buying shit that you don’t need.

Wise words.

I’ve always believed in living a minimalist lifestyle. In fact, I would have no problem living out of a tent or a trailer if needed. Just so long as I have access to food, shelter, a few changes of clothes and some type of mobile Internet connection, there really isn’t a whole lot else I would require. This type of life philosophy was obviously foreign to most boomers as this story so obviously proves.

The boomer generation will serve as a stark example of what not to do for future generations. Almost everything they collectively decided to do was wrong and we are all dealing with the consequences of their decisions today. This is what their unfortunate and sorry legacy will be and it is up to all of us to fix it.

Out of the fire, and into the frying yarmulke?

As Trump #Fired the filthy Jew Gary Cohn, the entire world rejoiced in unison. One less Jew in the White house is always something to celebrate.

Unfortunately, the good times were short-lived. The old Jew is now replaced with a brand-new Jew.

If there’s one place where you don’t want Jews, it’s near your money. Hiring a yid as “economic adviser” is like getting a Moslem to help you out cooking that perfect ham. Ill-advised.

The Hill:

President Trump has picked CNBC contributor Larry Kudlow to be the next White House economic adviser.

Kudlow accepted the president’s offer in a telephone call on Monday night.

“Larry Kudlow was offered, and accepted, the position of assistant to the president for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council,” White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said. “We will work to have an orderly transition and will keep everyone posted on the timing of him officially assuming the role.”

The Jew somehow always winds up in position to screw with the goyim’s money.

Kudlow will replace Gary Cohn, who resigned after disagreeing with the president’s decision to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

Right. Trump basically exploited Cohn in a clever fashion, getting him to implement his tax agenda and simply discarding him when he resisted his populist tariff program. You would think he’d then replace him with someone trustworthy, if less connected, in order to assist him in completing his populist economic platform.

It’s very much unclear that Kudlow is the man for that job.

Before becoming a familiar presence on television at CNBC, Kudlow worked for the Federal Reserve and the Reagan administration. He acted as an informal adviser to the Trump campaign, helping to craft an initial tax plan in the run-up to the election and advocating for the GOP tax law.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Trump praised Kudlow for supporting his campaign and described him as a rare financial talent.

“I’ve known him a long time,” Trump said “We don’t agree on everything. In this case I think it’s good. I want a diversity of opinion … He backed me very early in the campaign, I think the earliest. I think he was one of my original backers. He’s a very, very talented man.”

Oh, I’m sure he’s very talented with those shekels, make no mistake.

The Jew’s ability to swindle people out of money is his only redeeming feature. If you can call it that.

Like Cohn, Kudlow has also said he opposes tariffs. But the president suggested that Kudlow had warmed to the idea, at least as a negotiating tactic for trade agreements.

“He’s come around to believing in tariffs,” Trump said of Kudlow. “I’m renegotiating great deals. Without tariffs we wouldn’t do nearly as well.”

So what’s going on here? There’s a few possibilities.

1. Trump feels like he needs to keep a few Jews on board to keep appearances.
2. Kudlow has actually convinced him that he’s going to help him implement his economic agenda because of his earlier support, even though he’s ideologically opposed to it.
3. This is more 4d chess, and Trump intends to use Kudlow and then dump him later once he’s outlived his usefulness, just like he did with Cohn.

The media is praising the choice, which is always a bad sign. But then again, the media is stupid as shit, and couldn’t possibly conceive that this is a manipulative move.

It’s too early to tell how this will turn out. But considering how Trump handled Cohn, there’s plenty of room for optimism that this new Jew won’t be allowed to cause much damage.

One of the preconditions for any serious grassroots political movement is an economic decline. Are we about to get that?

RT:

Wall Street saw its worst trading day in years on Monday as the Dow Jones industrial average plunged 1,175 points, marking the biggest daily point decline ever seen.

The collapse shaved 4.6 percent off the index, which represents a price-weighted average of 30 blue-chip American stocks that are generally the leaders in their industry.

The Dow also set an intra-day record drop of 1,600 points and at one point fell 800 points in a span of just 10 minutes.

The previous record drop in points took place on August 24, 2015, when the Dow plunged 1,089 points during the trading session. The biggest decline in percentage terms was on May 6, 2010, when the “flash crash” resulted in more than a 9 percent fall. Monday’s drop erased all gains by the Dow this year, with the index down 1.51 percent since January 1.

I don’t really understand any of that financial mumbo-jumbo.

But some traders are freaking out:

“A lot of people who have been in this market for the past three or four years have never seen this before,” said Dennis Dick, a proprietary trader at Bright Trading LLC in Las Vegas, as quoted by Reuters. “The psychology of the market changed today. It’ll take a while to get that psychology back.”

And most importantly for us, seeing how many crypto-enthusiasts we have in our ranks:

RT:

The entire cryptocurrency market was in double-digit losses on the day. Ethereum was down almost 30 percent at $589, losing all the gains it saw this year. It peaked $1,433 less than a month ago. Ripple plunged to $0.59 from a high of $3.80 in January.

And then there’s Zerohedge, which predicts emminent financial collapse every other day. Take it with a grain of salt, but they’re totally freaking out. I have no idea what the details all mean. But suffice it to say that a lot of people are in panic. There is talk of a similar meltdown as the one ten years ago.

Cue pictures of traders in suits covering their faces in shock:

I have to say though, is this a healthy state of affairs?

I’d say that 99% of people don’t have a clue what’s going on. And they have entrusted the well-being of the economy to people that shouldn’t be trusted as town dog-catchers.

And now we all have to worry about meltdowns that happen at a moment’s notice and plunge countries into recession, wiping people’s savings out.

But no one knows wtf is going on. It’s no different than praying to the rain gods for extra rain in spring to have a good harvest. Sometimes it works, sometimes there’s a drought. We peasants have no control over any of it, really.

I had to watch like 5 documentaries to even begin to understand what happened with Lehman and the Great Recession. Most people didn’t even bother.

Again, is this the way things should be?

Some computers running algorithms that shave off massive profits for Jewish trading firms, and in the process potentially sending the markets into freefall, leading to layoffs and bankruptcies?

This can’t be the only way of running things. In fact, it isn’t.

This time around though, I don’t think people are going to take it lying down. Ten years ago, everyone was just baffled, confused and ready to vote in Obama.

Now, I doubt they’ll be so easily fooled. IF things go south, we won’t get Occupy Wall St. This time around, we’ll get BANE.

Now’s not the time for vaping, Marine! They’re Jewing your money!

Even after their loss in the previous presidential election, the Jews just can’t help but kick the french Front National party while they’re down – which is the Jew’s favorite kind of kicking.

To be fair, I enjoy it as well.

What did they do? They’re going after the FN’s money, of course.

The Guardian:

France’s second largest bank has asked the Front National to close all its accounts and take its business elsewhere. The bank, Société Générale, told the far-right party, led by Marine Le Pen, that it wished to end its 30-year “banking relationship”. It gave no specific reason for the decision.

I think we all know that the reason is very specific: the Jews hate the Le Pen family, and by extension, they hate their political party, no matter how hard Marine might try to cuck for them.

Never forgive, never forget.

FN officials said they were fighting the move and claimed that the party was being persecuted. The party headquarters in Nanterre, outside Paris, and local FN federations, have all been targeted, the news website Mediapart and France Inter radio reported on Tuesday.

According to an internal party communication leaked to Mediapart, the bank is seeking to close all current and savings accounts held by the party.

Yeah, and how easy do you think it’ll be to get another bank on board? It’s possible they’ll have to deal with a foreign bank in order to keep their saving and checking accounts, which will make their operations a lot more complicated. Banks are all connected, especially at the national level – when a bank goes after you for ideological reasons, it’s a safe bet that all of them will.

Banks are a Jew cartel holding the entire world hostage.

When the Daily Stormer started receiving donations through the Liberapay service in Europe, the company’s bank told them to shut down our account or else they would stop processing their payments altogether.

An FN spokesman, David Rachline, told Sud Radio on Tuesday morning: “It’s a real scandal. We will resist and fight to overcome this persecution.”

SocGen has refused to comment on the row, citing client confidentiality. The bank stated: “We can only say that as part of the relationship we have with all our customers, whether it be for the opening or closing of an account, we follow the current regulations and requirements required of a banking establishment to the letter.”

On Tuesday FN officials denied that the decision had been made because the party accounts were in the red. “If that was the case why hasn’t Société Générale closed the UMP – Les Républicains’ accounts when they owe the considerable sum of €50m?” said Wallerand de Saint Just, the FN treasurer. “The Front National’s situation is perfectly healthy and there’s no reason for any banker to use that as an excuse to so brutally throw out a long-standing customer that has always behaved according to the banking rules.”

The FN was reported to have been asked to close its SocGen accounts several months ago, but it had challenged the decision with the banking mediator without success. On Monday the party had asked its federations to send monthly contributions by cheque because it had encountered difficulties with direct debits.

An anonymous FN official told Mediapart the party had no debts with SocGen and said the decision was “a political challenge”.

The FN isn’t even a hardcore anti-Jew party, and their chances of getting elected are slim. I doubt the Jews even fear them in any real, calculated way by this point. This is purely a campaign of spite and ethnic revenge against their blood enemies.

If the FN is destroyed, however, it’ll only open up the space for more extreme agents, like the burgeoning identitarian movement in France and other ethnic nationalists.

As usual, the Jews are pushing things too far, and it’s going to bite them in the ass.

Wow, this internet thing seems like it’s not too safe.

Maybe putting all of our most intimate information online was a bad idea after all.

It was a nice experiment, but it’s time to just shut everything down and go back to pen and paper.

Business Insider:

Equifax said personal details of up to 143 million U.S. consumers were potentially accessed by hackers between mid-May and July. Its shares fell 6% following the disclosure.

For those not in the know, Equifax is a company in the business of evaluating people’s credits. In other words, they collect personal information about people; whether they pay their bills, what they buy, what they own, what jobs they do, how much money they make, and so on, in order to sell this information to other businesses and inform their decisions.

They may not have as much information about people as Google or Amazon, but it’s close.

But then again, Google isn’t getting hacked left and right, is it?

That day may come soon though, given that they’re replacing all their White male staffers with women and third-world primitives.

The company said criminals had accessed details including names and social security numbers. Credit card numbers for about 209,000 people, and certain documents for another 182,000 were also accessed.

Yeah, I’m sure they didn’t totally downplay how many accounts were compromised to save face. In reality, if their tech teams couldn’t stop this breach from happening, it’s unclear if they could even ascertain with full certainty the severity of the hack.

You’d think these financial companies took their security more seriously.

The company has set up a website to help people figure out if they are among those whose information was compromised. Equifax discovered the hack on July 29, and has hired a cybersecurity firm to investigate.

The company said there was no evidence of a breach into its core consumer or commercial credit reporting databases.

The breach could be one of the biggest in the United States. Last December, Yahoo Inc said more than 1 billion user accounts was compromised in August 2013, while in 2014 e-commerce company EBay Inc had urged 145 million users to change their passwords following a cyber attack.

Don’t worry goyim, your info is still secure with us, we promise.

So, let me get this straight.

This hack happened between “mid may” and “late July,” and Equifax is trying to claim that the criminals only got access to less than 1% of their accounts?

That’s more than a month! Without being detected in any way!

If I had to bet, I’d say the hacks got their hands on damn near everything. They probably had plenty of time to cover their tracks, too. Of course, if they admitted this, the company would probably be finished, so they’re going around saying “oh, they had access to our systems for a month, but they only got a few people’s data, don’t worry.”

We’ve been saying over and over again that the West’s over-reliance on fragile networked infrastructure makes us completely vulnerable to foreign attacks. If a few people can pull-off something like this purely for profit, imagine what state actors could do in a war situation.

Instead of doing whatever they can to secure our privacy and interests, America’s cyber-security agencies develop their own hacks and spyware to snoop on us. These tools are then inevitably leaked, and fall into the hands of our enemies, leaving everyone vulnerable.

It’s time we put some responsible people in charge, instead of these nutcases.

He should’ve been prime-minister, not Churchill.