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Surprising how when a protonmail account is deleted the British Police lose records.

https://twitter.com/brokenbottleboy/status/1654887076305817600?t=P3nzerFOCWnkXk_6d9TtFQ&s=19

The british state, the police, the nhs still use suicide to cover up the murder of people who have been abused by employees of the state.

There isnt a day that goes by where I dont want to end my life in a way where I dont suffer, I wont use the word humane, because if life in the UK is considered humane, then to be human is to torture. Just for the record!

The Nazi's get hauled over the coals for their torture, the british dont because its better to split everyone up and torture them individually and its still going on today.

Hogeweyk is modelled after uk villages which are basically prisons for those who have no money, no identification, no transport, 24/7 surveillance, all legislated for by successive govt's, local councils and parish councils, and many will be quick to remind me the room I spend all my waking hours in, an intellectual form of solitary confinement, is smaller than a prison cell!

God save the King. What a facist regime...

I've seen Police plant drugs in an attempt to frame someone, initimdate and harrass people and then fine people, I've seen NHS nurses try to stab people multiple times, throw toddlers across a room and shake them vicously, I've seen HMRC Tax inspectors strangle people and pass off as coppers to fuck them over, carry out VAT fraud and defraud people, I've seen military commit a variety of crimes on people including kids, I've seen politicians threaten people, I've seen primary and secondary school teachers abuse kids, I've seen GP's abusing people. All of these peoples are still walking free.

The uk is probably one of the few countries still pulling off Hitler's große Lüge!

Go on reddit, select different regions including Everywhere and find the posts on the front page are all the same whatever the region selected. /r/ThereWasAnAttempt

MDR Hookworm, the highly zoonotic stealth biological weapon used to control the public through experts giving out bad advice. # Its surprisingly easy holding someone prisoner in the UK as good as dam it in solitary confinement especially when the govt decides to do it. Its enough to drive you to suicide and I've tried 3 times. Even the GP told me how to do it with paracetamol and alcohol. As Gerald Ratner proved, people want to believe in fairy tales which is why a Govt and their employees can do what the fuck they want!

The worst pedo's and child abusers are parents working for the govt, with masonic friends in the police, nhs and education system. Well connected Govt employees get to cover up so much shit!

I used to tell hyacinth bucket I'd choose her nursing home thinking she'd go to prison, now I know that wont happen. Criminals run the UK.

Life in the UK where I cant even get a Rpi webserver up to tell the world about the child abusing pedo's walking free because they are govt employees.

Even this website https://web.archive.org/web/19990427221438/http://www.rose-associates.demon.co.uk/ which I put up for a relative only has the front page now after the original paperwork was destroyed, the only copy being in my possession and thats when the govt got the archive removed. Even the wayback machine wont answer my emails asking why its been taking down!

Jimmy Saville and Prince Andrew are the tips of the iceberg!

The sexism in society is on display with people protesting about Sarah Everard, if its a bloke tough shit got to suck it up!

What amazes me is how many people take it upon themselves to hassle and intimidate victims of their govt child abusing pedo's, thats why I can say govt, police and nhs cover up their colleagues crimes by labling people as suicide victims.

The BBC demonstrate their hacking abilities with their Micro:bit

Its torture living in the UK, cant get off this overcrowded island, but it would be bliss to simply escape who I have to live with! Cant do that with money and cant get a job, ended up apply for jobs in indeed.com that had been filled 3 years ago. A masonic reference, much like the 3 military personel who turned up on holiday and reminded me the govt is in charge. Havent been on holiday for a number of years now as a result of the employees of the state to be in charge. Dare not leave the house now. 24/7 surveillance.

Ways to spot abusive mothers, they push their kids into the military to get them killed, fortunately I resisted but not before the military knew enough about me.

Thats why I told Liz Truss I never thought I'd get radicalised living here in Weeting. Its a fucking wonder I havent ended up in jail yet for murder!

My abuse started, or rather what I can remember of it, was when I was first taught to write. I picked up the pen with my left hand and mother freaked out. Taught me to write with my right hand.

Other forms of abuse, when not feeling well being force fed, then throwing up that food before even getting down from the table and then being beaten up for throwing up the food because money doesnt grow on trees. Cant prove any of this because I was the first born on my own living in the middle of nowhere. Through out my childhood, my evening meals often tasted of washing up liquid, was I being poisoned or was it the residue from people not rinsing the dishes? Couldnt complain because I'd get beaten up. Kids should be seen and not heard.

I often think an autism diagnosis is a politically correct way of hiding childhood trauma so bad victims dont remember the events.

Still the govt looks after its own, been told numerous times.

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moremetadata··on Bing: “I will not harm you unless you harm me first”
Have you noticed how search results have evolved?

The Search box.

The Search box with predictive text-like search suggestions.

Results lists

Results lists with adverts.

Results lists with adverts and links to cited sources on the right backing up the Results List.

Results lists with adverts and links to cited sources on the right backing up the Results List and also showing additional search terms and questions in the Results List.

I'm surprised its taken them this long to come up with this...

moremetadata··on Royal Mail dismisses ‘absurd’ $80M ransom demand
Some countries are cheaper for some things than others, that's why so many jobs from the west were offshored to parts of the world with inferior legislation, inferior infrastructure and inferior currency's.

Every country has their own currency, and some currency is more expensive than other currency's, so 1 British pound can buy 1.2 US Dollars, 1.12 Euros, 161 Japanese Yens and so on. The British pound is also the oldest central bank currency in the world.

So when someone buys something made abroad, they are buying into Child Abuse and Slavery.

Unfortunately, our Govt's also force people into this situation by putting things like govt services online when considering how much of todays tech is made in country's with questionable legal frameworks.

And all the while is also draws attention away from the financial system that cant make its mind up, how its going to evolve to fulfil its social contract and obligations with the public because some people cant relinquish power masquerading as knowledge.

Its all chicken and egg situation stuff.

moremetadata··on A hacking and disinformation team meddling in elections
Why do you feel the need to hand over your decision making to someone else?

I've seen no evidence that the democracy model employed across large parts of the western world and elsewhere, is anything other than criminal. Its like watching a punch and judy show where the public get to chose their puppets, but the shadowy puppeteers are lurking in the background, mainly wearing or have worn fancy dress.

moremetadata··on Ask HN: Does Google use the text inside gdocs and Gmail for training AI models?
Can you have anti-spam AI models?
moremetadata··on Royal Mail dismisses ‘absurd’ $80M ransom demand
But the postal strikes during the winter months is timely as well. Will the cold winter months break their spirits or just turn this into a virtual signalling exercise to the rest of the world and the UK to start demanding higher wages much like we see with the Reddit AntiWork getting news organisation attention.

Those Spooky Hackers from Russia..... Is this what Trump called Fake News?

I've seen how security services can burn a stock market listed company for an agenda knowing the public have short term memories for some things, and share prices recover.

moremetadata··on Royal Mail dismisses ‘absurd’ $80M ransom demand
Royal Mail was privatised because 1st world state postal systems have to subsidise the postal systems of 3rd world countries.

Its an international agreement which has come back to bite the UK because China is still classed as a 3rd world country.

Lets just say the globalist's who set the rule's are finding their rules are now not so good.

moremetadata··on Swiss to vote on preventing cashless society, pressure group says
I didnt move the goal posts, unless you are trying to distance a banks involvement and thus reduce the legal ramification of the legal concept known as joint enterprise?
moremetadata··on Swiss to vote on preventing cashless society, pressure group says
Arguably democracy as we know it in its current form is a forced form of democracyn if not a dictatorship, purchases are a more natural form of democracy by voting with your money and purchases, ergo some activities would not be hidden away and science would have a more accurate picture of human behaviour than is currently on display.

On the point of they do not know, humans are creatures of habit, it is possible to know where money is being laundered and its not a single step process.

But a simpler example would be looking at the reCaptcha I'm not a robot process. So google dont know what these random images are when they present them to people in recaptcha. The user does not know who these images have been presented to previously if at all. Users treating it as a hurdle will click the right images, the malicious user trying to mess up the image recognition will deliberately tick the wrong image. Over time, google gets to find out what images are a bike or plane or traffic lights, helping to train their visual recognition AI models, or at least clean their streetview dataset, they also get to know who are the deliberate malicious users.

So with money going into a supermarket, periodically money is taken from tills and sent off outback for the bank. This is a snapshot of the serial bank notes during a period of time in the supermarket. The checkouts also know what amount of money was handed over. If money is being laundered as cash in a supermarket, or pub, its possible to identify who these people are from cctv, over repeat visits. You see not everyone will be making a monthly food shop, some are just buying lunch so might only hand over £10, someone laundering money will do a monthly shop handing over £200 or £300 pounds.

As these places tend to receive cash and hand out coinage, its possible for the banks to work out the cash trail of money from spending habits. Same goes when money laundering is taking place around an area, like weekend holidays paid with cash. What these money launderers dont know is how many other people from their base area are also on holiday in the same place like a weekend away a few hundred miles away?

There are so many ways to track cash but I dont think most people think about it. The fact people are using cash is a deliberate red flag for a start. Sure some jobs are best done using cash like taxi firms, fast food outlets and pubs, but these are also red flags for scrutiny as well. Arguably its just another form of intellectual surveillance.

moremetadata··on Swiss to vote on preventing cashless society, pressure group says
If the cash machine knows the serial numbers of your banknotes that its issued, and you then go and spend some of that money with someone, when those bank notes come back into the banks hands, they can use this to build up a map or pattern of behaviour. Are you comfortable with your bank knowing who you hand cash to?

In another situation, most on here will be familiar with FIFO and LIFO for buffers, and whilst most cash registers take a serialised bank note and hand it back out in a LIFO manner, sometimes the register operator will take bank notes and put them at the bottom of the pile.

This creates a new state, LILO as its gone to the bottom of the pile of bank notes. In addition why did the shop or business engage in that activity with some people and not others?

Is there something shady taking place or are they displaying knowledge to others?

How does that mess around with the banking systems ability to build payment networks what central banks would call the velocity of money?

A cashless society would make some crimes less possible like muggings, but could it also escalate the extremity of muggings? For example if fingerprints are required with a card or smartphone, would muggings evolve becoming more extreme with events like cutting off peoples fingers?

It also highlights the fact that's society is not configured/setup properly because such events like muggings are taking place.

I think coinage should be dropped (ie non serialised money) and banks should start displaying the serial numbers of bank notes much like the blockchain, so that people can track and trace where all the money is going.

For example, celebrities helping out less fortunate people with autographed products including things like NFT's could evolve, because a celebrity could hand out cash to someone which has its immediate utilitarian value as currency, but just like collectors demonstrate, that bank note could actually be worth more to a collector willing to pay x times more for that celebrity bank note which the less fortunate currently has in their possession.

Ergo could poverty be reduced with this method or would human behaviour change and less celebrity worshipping occur?

And would less celebrity worshipping be a bad thing or not?

moremetadata··on AI-powered Bing Chat loses its mind when fed Ars Technica article
I think you are witnessing the subtle lengths some people go to cause harm to others. Its very nuanced, a bit like watching the British MP Jacob Rees-Mogg or Sacha Baron-Cohen as Ali G or Little Britain.

Its the sort of tactics lawyers would use when cross examining witnesses or defendants.

So when you step back and see all of this going on in society, much of it, with an air of authority behind it, what you are witnessing is the very intellectual exploitation of the less fortunate. Such a human trait and the Germans have a word for some of these behaviours... Schadenfreude.

moremetadata··on Putting solar panels in grazing fields is good for sheep
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackout_(wartime)#Effectivene...

"M. R. D. Foot argues that blackouts did not impair navigation by bombers because navigators focused more on reflective bodies of water, railroad tracks, or large highways.[13]"

This is about as close as you will get to the truth.

You also have what is now called Visual Flight Rules https://youtu.be/0BP_H5tzIM0?t=22

which backs up the claim that pilots used waterbodies to navigate. When people found out, many filled them automatically just like some people knocked out street lights. There own paranoia was used against them, just like we see with migrants in hotels today, or paedophiles in the neighbourhood.

moremetadata··on Putting solar panels in grazing fields is good for sheep
I'm assuming you mean irrigate land.

Before WW2 in the UK, the countryside was covered with loads and loads of ponds and lakes for livestock to drink from and to keep the water table up. Fields were typically smaller with more hedgerows for wildlife to live in.

Droughts were less of a problem back then.

It was claimed the Germans Luftwaffe could fly by night on the full moon navigating by the reflection of these bodies of water, so the British govt issued orders to fill in these ponds and lakes to make it harder to fly by night.

Consequently the water table on farmland fell causing more drought problems and after WW2 these bodies of water have never been re-established by govt orders.

The history of the wild apple is also interesting. The Soviet Union paid people to conserve these, but the breakup of the USSR meant these were no longer looked after. They also displayed a symbiotic relationship with other plants just like livestock has displayed a symbiotic relationship with the land.

"Prickly shrubs, such as eglantine and barberry exhibiting symbiotic relationships with wild apples by shielding them from predators were also cut"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malus_sieversii#Conservation

If there were no wild animals, like deer that can feed on the leaves, then the bottom of trees would reach to the floor.

The main problem has been trying to feed a growing human population whilst keeping them under control, so ideas sometimes dominate which shouldn't, like we see here with solar cells providing shelter for livestock like sheep.

moremetadata··on The More You Look for Spy Balloons, the More UFOs You’ll Find
>This combined with an occasional Air Force psyop explains 99.99% of UFO sightings.

Military or State psyops usually include drugs of sorts. For example, there are many sightings of Orange Orbs, these are flares being used on military training grounds which the public see and phone in or talk about on social media. Some of the Police are in on this.

UFO's and aliens are for those who dont believe in the religious psychological warfare programs using God.

Religions were invented about 6000 years ago, history tells you that shadowy people have been either using drugs typically hallucinogens or drugging people with hallucinogens in order to create something supernatural.

When watching ghost hunters or clairvoyants, with talking spirits from hundreds of years ago, what these people forget is how language has changed, some of todays vocabulary (words) simply did not exist a few hundred years ago, and yet people keep buying into it on places like Youtube and elsewhere.

Superstition & religion is a psychological coping mechanism for some and a way of psychologically harming people if someone claims to have a put a curse on someone. Some state employees play along with this, the medical profession give many people a religious or demonic like experience. Too many anti-histamines reportedly give people a hallucinogenic experience seeing a black shadow man, other types of hallucinogens give people psychedelic blocky Minecraft-like experiences, like Sativa giving people machine elf like visuals.

Humans and other animals biggest weakness from "hacking" by other humans is the use of drugs.

I think adrenaline can also cause hallucinations if the claims of people consuming large amounts of speed and tripping out is anything to go by, so its quite likely a fearful situation which spikes adrenaline is making people trip out.

Dimethyltryptamine is the main drug we make and release which gives us our dreams.

moremetadata··on The US Air Force successfully tested AI-controlled jet fighter
I think the internet is one giant behavioural and memory test, using search engines, various websites, news orgs to test people en-mass in secret but plain sight.
moremetadata··on It’s not aliens. It’ll probably never be aliens. So stop. Please just stop
My primary school age UFO Alien abduction experience was just a hallucinogen and hypnotherapy, with crappy 1970's BBC special effects, which the state are now trying to cover up, perhaps by coming out of the ECHR. Probably secret Autistic Psychopathy experimentation which is a life long experiment if my life of being exposed to extreme violence is anything to go by. Not really on imo, because you dont get a say in it!

Edit. Keep being censored by ycombinator. In response to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34791803

Yeah... but have you noticed that Youtube is towing the Govt line and preventing anyone from seeing the scene where the military create a spoof train wreck to evacuate people from the area? Was Steven Spielberg trolling the govt all those years ago?

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=close+encounter...

moremetadata··on The US Air Force successfully tested AI-controlled jet fighter
That's what this decade old fighter jet is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BAE_Systems_Taranis

One of the reasons for it being pilotless is it can fly moves/turns that create G forces no human pilots could stand with their jump suit.

But you know, Taranis has all gone very quiet, slipping out of the public's memory.

moremetadata··on Cloudflare mitigates record-breaking 71M request-per-second DDoS attack
The min network packet size is 64 bytes, so if they are bundling several small packets into one pseudo jumbo packet and handling it that way, something only using the same manufacturer switch could do as this would be propriety networking, then that could explain their calculations on their webpage.

The data is streamed within time slots, which is why cable lengths of Cat<=5 cable can not be longer than 100 metres @ 100Hz. Cat 6 is 55metres at 250Hz.

I dont know what their switch internal workings are, you'll have to ask them why they have quoted that speed, but I know some switches also have built in fibre network connections, as invariably with a network switch with many ports, you could get a queue of packets for one port so there must be some sort of buffering inside a switch to handle and minimise these situations.

It is only "clockwork" electrical pulses at the end of the day.

moremetadata··on Turning a TV set-top box into a Linux computer (2022)
Its on my bucket list of things to do, because here in the UK there are plenty of TalkTalk Youview (Huewei DN372T) TV boxes with 320GB hard drives that overheat and hang with the last official update from Youview and despite asking there is no way to revert these back.

However with so many being available on Ebay et al and the HD-less (DN360T) forcing people onto streaming services, I think its only right to reprovision these to work in a hive networked manner with external storage so people can store as much broadcast footage as they have storage for, and stream from any device.

Being an early adopter of Media Portal over a decade ago, but finding it impossible to secure windows even back then despite only using it for satellite transmissions, I think Linux should receive more attention now.

moremetadata··on Cloudflare mitigates record-breaking 71M request-per-second DDoS attack
>I suspect a single machine could put out 71M HTTP requests/second without too much difficulty

PacketsPerSecond=TransferRate(bytes/second)/PacketSize(bytes/packet)

https://community.arubanetworks.com/community-home/digestvie...

A single 24port switch with 1Gbps ports would see 48Gbps so with 64byte packets would see 71M packets, 1518byte packets would drop to 3.9M packets.

If you are in the business of being the main auditor of your activities, water companies here in the UK being an example, news organisations as another, then does one ever find a problem with one's work?

I've had DDOS on my systems before, and how it took my firewall out was simply increasing the number of requests the firewall had to handle using a SYN flood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SYN_flood

Most firewalls are fixed and not adaptive, so a bit of low hanging fruit could be had by firewall systems that can adapt to SYN floods, like shortening the time the handshake process stays in memory, choosing to dump all that dont complete within a short period of time, choosing to dump those from ip address blocks linked to country's or regions your dont normally trade with. There are so many ways to handle these situations, but not all firewalls and switches provide the facilities that are needed.

Hackers will exploit default configurations and industry standard best practices, including RFC's.

During one of my lets see what happens if I push this metaphoric button exercises, I was tracing those random packets that appear at firewalls and I happened to have picked one which tracerouted back to a French IP.

What was interesting and consistent with behaviour I've seen in the 90's with dead submarine internet connections at the New York exchange, was the trace route delivered its hop data until I crossed the English channel at which point a packet killed the machine, forcing the mains to be pulled as the machine went totally unresponsive.

It makes me think the UK internet is like some giant virtual dome like the one seen in the film The Truman Show.

moremetadata··on Let Teenagers Sleep
Its sleep everyone needs. Lack of sleep which is culturally forced onto a group of people with things like school hours, college hours, office hours, shift work, is the fastest most consistently subtle way to ruin people's health and keep them in check.

You'd be surprised at how many people lose weight just by sleeping better.

When was the last time you jumped out of bed with a spring in your step?

There is also such a thing as diet induced obesity.

In North America, due to its vastness, everyone has drive somewhere, how on earth can people get their exercise if they are driving everywhere? Europe, is compact enough so that people can walk and get stuff, but the food legislation will play its part in creating obesity.

moremetadata··on GPU Video acceleration in the Windows Subsystem for Linux now available
> bridged adapter settings? Yes.

> There’s a bunch of initialization work on every boot because of how the Hyper-V adapters are configured (which I hate) so VMware might be tearing adapter bridges/vSwitches down & remaking them each boot.

It resets everytime the main windows os is rebooted so it sound like this.

Like I said, I've never seen settings behind UAC prompts being reset, I've seen settings being reset by windows updates, but never something like this on a day to day basis.

moremetadata··on 27 Genetic Variants Linked to ADHD
So being human expressing likes and dislikes is now a disease?

Was this expert who defined ADHD tested for psychopathy and sadism, or is group conformity and obedience to authority on display here with the existence and definition of ADHD?

I suppose one way a university can get around its ethics boards, is to identify and grade highly psychopaths and sadists, to carry on their work by proxy of their students. A highly deniable move by any means.

moremetadata··on StarFighter 16 inch: 4K Coreboot/Ryzen Linux laptop
> But like you, when somebody is doing business with the public, I think we should expect to know who they are.

If you want public accountability, then start with the legislators.

I'll give you an example, the state claims to have the publics interest at heart, especially kids, so why dont they teach law to kids at school?

You cant assume parents have the best interests of their kids at heart. Some state employees will abuse their own kids in order to further the science that wouldn't have got past a University's ethics board!

Where is the public holding the state to account, when it hides behind its own legislated secrecy?

So when you say "by all means let's keep each other feeling safe" do you really mean that or are just satisfying some subconscious desire to divide people?

Lots of businesses run out of disused farm buildings, its cheap space.

Google started from a garage in someone's home. Many businesses run from people's spare bedroom.

What purpose is the doxxing serving other than drawing attention to a location?

Google used to do way more doxxing of people in the early days, like displaying content behind password protected forums on people.

Dont see Google getting called out about that do we?

moremetadata··on Microsoft failed to rotate certificates for winget CDN on time
When is the internet in a country not a virtual dome like the one seen in the Truman Show?
moremetadata··on Hackers interrupt Iran president’s TV speech on anniversary of revolution
Its amazing how training and data can manipulate those around you.

Google I'm feeling lucky and Little Britain Computer say's no!

moremetadata··on Deteriorating mitochondria linked to major depression in older adults
Ursolic Acid. Check it out!
moremetadata··on Deteriorating mitochondria linked to major depression in older adults
My tests and comments in a British national newspaper triggered this to occur. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S09600...

I know a reasonable amount about vitamin D to say the least and I dont agree with all the experts. For example when discussing food cravings related to vitamin D, a PhD expert and studying vit d suggested it was folates due to the solar irradiance exposure.

UV destroys folates in the body.

I wasnt so sure then and I'm still not so sure this is the sole answer. I think what I told them was correct and I've since seen studies from the 1950's which would back up my assertion.

In fact when considering folates create formaldehyde which is cancerous, is the reduction in cancer seen with higher levels of Vit D due to obtaining Vit D from sunshine?

moremetadata··on Microsoft failed to rotate certificates for winget CDN on time
You are forgetting something.

If you want to reinstall some old software, lets say MS Small Business Server 2000 or Small Business Server 2003 today, the certificates in the installation files prevent the installation of said software. So you wouldnt even get as far as being able to remove any certs.

Your only recourse is change the system date and time back to before the certificates in installation files would have expired.

Besides being a stealth way to prevent old software from being reinstalled, it narrows down the window of opportunity for hackers.

I used to automatically issue certs for my own servers which lasted 24hr's because if a hacker had got in to my system without me knowing which is a real possibility, at least an expired cert being used by someone else would highlight this problem.

As it happened, despite locking everything down to packet level and controlling the packets, my devices were just prevented from getting online. My ISP at the time TalkTalk had a very responsive system, issuing new IP address every 2 seconds in a bid to prevent me from hosting a website, with a domain name using dynamic ip address domain name service.

There is way more surveillance than most people realise at least here in the UK.

moremetadata··on Is it illegal to plug in a device to watch BBC iPlayer or Live TV in Starbucks?
> My guess is that the laws for TV licenses were written before smart phones were a thing.

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/21/part/4/2022-06-... Communications Act 2003

The legislation hinges on the definition of a TV Receiver.

368Meanings of “television receiver” and “use” (1)In this Part “television receiver” means any apparatus of a description specified in regulations made by the Secretary of State setting out the descriptions of apparatus that are to be television receivers for the purposes of this Part. (2)Regulations under this section defining a television receiver may provide for references to such a receiver to include references to software used in association with apparatus. [F9(3)References in this Part to using a television receiver are references to using it for— (a)receiving all or any part of any television programme, or (b)receiving all or any part of a programme included in an on-demand programme service which is provided by the BBC,and that reference to the provision of an on-demand programme service by the BBC is to be read in accordance with section 368R(5) and (6).] (4)The power to make regulations under this section defining a television receiver includes power to modify subsection (3).

Some businesses dont want the aggravation from the state.

However this is where it gets interesting, my interpretation of this law would mean every laptop, tablet and smartphone would need a tv licence if a UK resident and without a tv licence you cant even stream live events off streaming services like Youtube.

The BBC also have the legal right to spy on you, in the same way utility companies can without court orders, even tax inspectors have more rights to spy than the police, so considering the BBC journalistic endeavours, this unlegislated right to keep journalist sources secret even from courts, have the BBC got a state legislated licence to hack the world?

I'll probably get more hassle on the street for this comment from those around me for pointing the above out.

PR goes a long way.

moremetadata··on Deteriorating mitochondria linked to major depression in older adults
or did the immune system response deplete vitamin d?
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