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  • It’s unlikely Iran will come knocking on our door

    Mojtaba Khamenei is not a foe of the UK and his country is unlikely to become an active adversary of ours. It’s more of a case of Iran seeking to assert itself in the normal ways than any special escalation of tensions.

    This sometimes can be hard, and it takes up resources because large country’s need plenty of room in both a literal and figurative sense. But it’s not an indication of a large problem that would cripple us if we didn’t sufficiently respond to it in kind.

    In response to an issue with a region making trouble before, Khamenei is reported to have said, “It can’t do anything wrong and so we leave it to go wild.” It’s been interpreted to mean he sees potential and proximity as threats, not simply the existence of others and life’s consequences.

  • Intelligence sharing is friendly, moral, and just

    The cooperation of allies following the Second World War helped set up a new world order against a backdrop of rising tides of antisemitism, racism, and generic hatreds. This surge of defeatism now peddled by a conspiratorial “Left” could have derailed economic development and lowered border security far before our present times.

    What is intelligence sharing in the UK/US context?
    What is intelligence sharing in the UK/US context? (Credit: OpenAI ChatGPT).

    The resistance to such a set of hysterical activists is found more strongly in the sharing of information, vital data, and some intelligence to make our collective work coherent, concise, and considered. This is also a requirement now of a superpower like the USA, although (unbelievably) some legal figures still believe ‘going it alone’ is possible.

    The nature of it is neither sacrificial nor indulgent. It simply reflects felt needs between both, and fills gaps in knowledge to the benefit of either democracy. It’s an arrangement because the process has to be secure and mutually beneficial. Apart from it the world order we’re a part of wouldn’t exist. It’s crucial to our mutual endeavours. It’s a safer way to be leaders together.

  • Exclusive: “Tangled Ethics” criminal

    In a stunning exclusive for Conservative News Site, a YouTuber account poster who is also known to be a prominent political activist in the UK is suspected of having aided Sarah Kaplan – the Dover Crossings small boats criminal – is now able to be revealed.

    Details of a YouTube channel

    It’s believed she’s used the name “Sarah” in many contexts to introduce herself, but is also known by “Laura” and “Gabby” in still yet more. Her formal title is “Tangled Ethics” and describes the nature of her behaviour.

    “Sarah” speaking online about her views to a small audience through her own YouTube channel.

    Her intent is to cause confusion and to potential begin the destabilisation of the production of key Identity documents. It happens only in a Political and Judicial context.

    It started by illegally burning passports and turned into a formal criminal career that now encompasses other crimes.

  • Khamenei wrongly believed the UK is a failed State

    Ali Khamenei, the fallen Supreme Leader of Iran, had believed the UK to be a failed State that was “built on half-measures” and prone to “overthinking” things. While he may have had some fodder for thinking these things, he is wrong to come to such a conclusion.

    The UK has suffered many setbacks in recent times, such as Irish terror, foreign infiltration, and global economic straits. These are not indicative of a failed State but only a part of that which results from a reality that involves us reaching out across the world.

    Iran, by contrast, suffered a Leader that has no grip on reality. His control over his own affairs was total and this had a detrimental effect on ordinary people. His lawless activity was prone to destabilising his nation’s own affairs. He had no basis on which to judge others and criticise their state of affairs.

  • Caught: GSI agent

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a German Secret Intelligence agent alleged of scoping out Windsor for potential State-destabilising initiatives has now been spotted in Reading, Berkshire.

    A GSI suspect
    A GSI suspect alleged of deep researching Windsor and the Royal County of Berkshire seen here in Reading Station, in Reading, Berkshire.

    He’s believed to have deep links to Berlin and extensive contacts across the country that enable him to travel circumspectly in Europe, but particularly in the UK itself.

  • Call for information: “Spy Hands”

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a duo alleged to be seeking to setup a “Rape For Hire” gang in the UK have now been spotted. It’s believed their activities encompass the South of England.

    A duo of suspects
    A duo of suspects alleged of manipulating Police officers and seeking to drive crime into towns and cities for rape activity.

    It’s not thought any MP’s are involved in the planning of this crime. However its subterranean nature means they’re highly volatile individuals and present dangers in a public space.

    Any information relating to these individuals must be passed to a relevant public body. It will be used to build an accurate case, if one exists.

  • Enterprise Britain looks for growth, not stagnation

    The increase of interest in the fortunes of the UK economy by ordinary people has to be backed up with renewed pushes for real growth in its prospects.

    The group Enterprise Britain that is launched today has just this agenda in mind.

    It was formed out of an urgency to change the narrative about London – and the UK at large – as things quickly develop forward.

    Brent Hoberman talking about a new group he co-founded with other like-minded individuals.

    There are many such entities springing up, but this one looks for real gains in the short-term, and far-reaching investment in the long view.

    In the advance of AI technology as it moves into many industries, for businesspeople like Brent Hoberman it’s important to take on the challenge with sincerity.

    The problems apparent are immense, but active engagement with the causes are turning tides once thought to be against us.

  • Caught: Iran activists

    In an exclusive for Conservative News Site, a duo of suspects alleged of antagonistic activities against MI6-type activities in the UK can now both be identified together for the first time on a UK news site.

    A duo of suspects
    A duo of suspects alleged of deep interference in MI6-type activity and of targeting its building – Vauxhall Cross – in London.

    Their presence in the UK is considered to be nefarious because such activists show an unrelenting pace of activity in the UK that challenges State authorities. It may even lead to further civil unrest that deepens its problems.

    Iranian interference

    The problem is not likely to be backed by Iran. It’s because activists by Iranian birth have been shown to be proactive on their own behest.

    They only seem to attempt to combine it with a desire for regime change at home and do not do it or use it for any official reason.

    However, Iran has been accused before of interfering in UK political affairs. It’s a matter of urgent, ongoing activity for MI5 and MI6 to look into it respectively.

    Activist insurgency

    The matter of unofficial activity in the UK is falling into the category of insurgency and it’s continuing to concern MP’s too. In fact, some representatives rent alternative office space to stay safe.

  • Exclusive: Tory scams

    The end of Rishi Sunak’s Premiership is believed to have come about due to infighting in Conservative offices and in London over increasing levels of corruption in the party.

    This is the conclusion of insider and international sources who have looked at the matter.

    It was said to be seen months before the fateful July 2024 election, after which the historic party of the centre right saw its seat share drop to its lowest ever modern level.

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    A graphic showing six names of Tory groups alleged of financial corruption before the last general election.

    The outward forms of corruption are said to be about personal finance, and specifically the promise of loans and other financial products.

    An undercover investigation by a private China-based research group was offered personal help of up to £1 million to resolve personal debts.

    The similarities between attempts by Conservative MP’s and their staff is said to have raised concerns beyond the betting scandal that erupted in some national press outlets.

  • Hitler was wrong about everything

    Hitler is most often talked about as an orator but unfortunately he held people’s attention because most of what he had to say was hateful. He met the moment in a time when people wanted to be aggressive to achieve and to be successful.

    The focus of such aggression is usually tipped over onto a vulnerable group in any type of country or society. In Germany, led by Hitler, this happened to be the Jewish community. They became the sole focus of his attention and he raised the issue in a very public way.

    We have examples of his speeches because of recorded history and we are able to note the reasons why this is true. It’s usually the case that antisemites blame Jewish people for everything that is rational and intelligent. This includes universities, successful businesses and political enterprise.

    “I speak now especially to those who are young. The old party’s offer you speeches. They will train you to talk; to debate; to participate in their endless Parliamentary games. They offer you a seat at a table where nothing is ever decided.”

    In fact, they become so paranoid that they usually only notice the activity of Jewish people and they extrapolate this onto all of society. This becomes a fulcrum of physical agitation and at its worst it produces a leadership that challenges the state of things. This is what happened in Germany and it became Nazi Germany.

    Today in the UK, it’s unlikely that such an overwhelming force of animosity will be able to take over our population entirely. However, bitterness, anger, and resentment is still able to spread in an unlimited way in our time. This requires our support to fight and not a position in any context or form.

    For us, education is the strongest way to correct our fellow citizen. It’s because it produces attitudes in us that are more enlightened. It means that we behave properly. It means that we act decently. It means that we know better than other people. In our own way, this produces better outcomes than they.

    

  • Just getting around is useful

    The free country idea is worn out due to its overuse. We forget what it’s really for. We also forget the differences. It’s not a matter of just saying it for effect, it’s a matter of making sure it makes sense.

    The point is to illustrate the choices that people have versus the conditions of consequences. This has intrigued philosophers but it also relates to our daily lives.

    A shot of a lead street to China Town, a central cultural district in London, UK.

    The freedom to move around isn’t something a criminal can take for granted. It’s a practice used by many to get businesses going, meet someone they know, or to find out something new to do.

    This is commonly how most of us have to live. It helps us find new properties, gives us new employment opportunities, and introduces us to totally new, friendly people.

    However, it also makes for an interesting exercise in self. It opens up new interests, brings into view further resources, and makes for a more satisfying experience of things that have everyday value.

  • Revealed: “Southern Housing” money madness

    The startling fact of a major, known brand like “Southern Housing” being a crime front is one thing to consider in our modern state, but the detail is more devilish in the drama. This is because its financial arrangements plunge us into the depths of subterranean financial arrangements that only the most hardened criminals can access.

    It’s my belief that Emma Richmond had made contacts in France, in particular with a criminal mastermind who had invented a sort of “Ledger” to secure financial assets in curious ways. It’s not a totally digital outfit and it doesn’t have any type of grade of real security. It’s more of a virtual protection racket, or an updated version of street thuggery with laptops included.

    The process is different from normal high street banking. The “Moves” that large, incremental lumps of cash have to make are more manoeuvres of trust with her contact than actual transactions on a statement. However, it meant that whatever “Southern Housing” criminals had done to retrieve fake rent payments, their efforts were not in vain – if they followed the rules.

    A building used for “Southern Housing” housing-related crime in Reading shown here at night.

    It’s believed that a nondescript building in Reading provided a base for this key operation. This is only the other end of the accounts department that functioned more as a threat centre than a hub. It was staffed by only a handful of people at any one time, but it was the most powerful organ of a vampiric empire. It sucked the life out of besieged homeowners and others besides.

    The potentials of an outfit like this to succeed were not great from the outset due to local protests and many attempts to investigate. Emma Richmond found ways around this by reaching out to such contacts made during her criminal career. It had led her into this housing crime and increased her prominence. In time she became its figurehead and a focus of hatred for many.

  • The UK falters at crisis points

    The UK has encountered at least two (at least one in full) full blown crisis points in the last decade.

    The Dover Crossings started in 2018 and a few years later a health pandemic kicked in.

    These have both challenged our national capacity. They’ve also challenged our patience as a people group.

    It’s not racists that are frustrated, but the public workers that have to navigate the complexities.

    These times show us that as a modern State most people irritate at the worst time possible. It slows us down and causes huge upset.

    The question is if we’re going to hate each other, or if we’re going to leave each other alone until the time is then right?

  • Our politics still evokes strong feelings

    There’s a rumour that George Orwell wrote his famous work 1984 based on 1,984 testimonies of experiences during the Wars. He looked at archive newspaper clippings, statements, and eyewitness accounts wherever he could find them. He put these together to sum up the feelings of the day, and to epitomise the thinking of the people around him.

    His novel is a cultural work, or an artifice (as one writer described it to me) for our nation. It’s understood in our deepest, innermost thoughts and feelings. It’s believed by some that more book groups exist around this work by Orwell than any by Tolkien or similar writers.

    It hits deep, and yet it hits where it hurts for many people. The themes and images evoke something of the reality of today. It’s the enduring power of a political work. It’s not just a tale told by a Journalists eye, but it has some veracity to it because it sympathises with us. It takes on our horrors and interprets the ghouls and shadows into more.

  • Is the new Archbishop Dame Sarah Mullally?

    The Church of England has a leadership crisis. It occurs at every level. The ‘local’ Parishes are starved of real guidance. The centralised structures are gimmicky. It’s believed many clergy are unsupportive of the membership.

    This is a story I’ve found everywhere in the UK that I’ve stopped to talk to people about it. They aren’t unhappy with God. Their only problem is with his Church.

    The appointment of Dame Sarah Mullally will reassure some, and satisfy others. The express wishes of her leadership will no doubt embolden many to see faith in a new light. Her technical knowhow of people in groups is also a bonus for the club.

    However, the spread of a message is what’s needed now. The Bible is everywhere, in our times, but the spoken doctrine and pastoral care is in short supply. This may be something she can bring to the table, but will it get any further?