Dominic Cummings this afternoon alleged that the Chinese state from 2020 accessed a data exchange widely used in Whitehall to transfer information, including top secret data with the “strap” designation. This was allegedly covered-up…
He said:
“What I’m saying is that some Strap stuff was compromised and vast amounts of data classified as extremely secret and extremely dangerous for any foreign entity to control was compromised. Material from intelligence services. Material from the National Security Secretariat in the Cabinet Office. Things the government has to keep secret. If they’re not secret, then there are very, very serious implications for it.”
Cummings added he would give more information if there was an MP-led inquiry. He said the situation is significantly worse than the publicly available reporting suggests: “The idea that it is somehow a difficult semantic question of whether to define them as a threat, or how much of a threat, is absolutely puerile nonsense. And everybody in the heart of Whitehall knows this.” The British state’s ming vase strategy on China is exploding…
This week it’s Dominic Cummings vs The Mirror’s Deputy Political Editor (Sundays) Mikey Smith. Arguing about paedo deportations…
Smith got really into the issue at the opposition post-PMQs huddle on Wednesday – probing the Tory spokesman on why Philp raised the example of the Zimbabwean paedophile who was spared deportation because he would face “hostility” in his home country. Smith’s argument is that the ruling said the hostility would actually be “substantial hostility” not just from the Zimbabwean public but also by the authorities. Nonsense…
Smith defended the ECHR on this one:
If there’s a bit of human rights law I reckon most of the public can agree on, it’s that we shouldn’t send even the worst people to be tortured or punished in an inhuman way, because doing so would be tantamount to doing it ourselves.
— Mikey Smith (@mikeysmith) June 18, 2025
An interesting line. Dominic Cummings gave his perspective today:
Super on brand that regime media have lost the plot so much they tweet from private accounts that the public should prioritise the safety of convicted foreign paedos over the safety of English children.
Important to realise this was the ‘mainstream sensible’ consensus for the… https://t.co/6L5aPgVoIk— Dominic Cummings (@Dominic2306) June 20, 2025
Continue reading “Twitter Bitch Fight of the Week: Cummings Vs. Smith”
Last night’s launch of the “Looking For Growth” campaign organised by Professor Lawrence Newport saw hundreds of tech bros come together at The Camden in Mornington Crescent – far from Westminster. The room was filled with tech entrepreneurs and CEOs from the numerous sectors including e-commerce, shipping, and AI traffic management. Some attendees even flew in from far flung Australia and San Francisco for the event…
Newport, known for his Crush Crime Campaign and successfully getting XL Bully dogs banned, unveiled a new National Priority Infrastructure Bill to present to MPs for removing all obstacles to deliver infrastructure. Clue: it’s nuclear, overhead cables, and data centres…
Fans can pay for the bill to be printed out and sent to MPs or ministers – or just bombard them by email. Newport tells Guido “this is about taking action – it’s a political movement for growth.” Labour group Day One sent a few of their people to the event, though any politicians were noticeably absent. And Labour claim to be the “party for growth”…
More events are being planned for the new year. Meanwhile, speaker Dominic Cummings unveiled his latest plan to remove Sadiq Khan from office, eyeing up a candidate to beat the London Mayor in the next election. He also didn’t miss the opportunity to bash the blob. No Starmer-style reversal on this one…
Hugo Keith KC summarising Dominic Cummings’ descriptions of ministers during Covid:
“You called ministers ‘useless fuckpigs’, ‘morons’, ‘cunts’ in emails and WhatsApps to your professional colleagues”.
Justice minister Alex Davies-Jones told the Today Programme it wasn’t ‘appropriate’ to ask whether or not David Lammy was shopping prior to DPMQs instead of trying to sort out the released prisoner:
“He was preparing for Deputy Prime Minister’s Questions. He was preparing to stand in for the Prime Minister, the first ever black person to do so… He cracked a joke because his poppy had fallen off this suit, which he also addressed during the Deputy Prime Minister’s Questions… I don’t think it’s appropriate to get into the weeds of if he was shopping or not in the morning.”