In my opinion by far the biggest threat to economic security and resilience is the hacking of essential systems within a country. And trade is one of the key mitigations, though clearly there must be others.
I’m angry.

@paulbernal.bsky.social
Professor of IT Law at UEA Law School. Geek. Privacy, Politics. Wolves. Irish and British. Not always polite. Expect herons.
I’m angry.
In my opinion by far the biggest threat to economic security and resilience is the hacking of essential systems within a country. And trade is one of the key mitigations, though clearly there must be others.
And ‘balanced’? Just the right amount of Nazi, not too much, not too little?
Why is ‘getting numbers down’ considered automatically virtuous? Because immigrants are a necessary evil at best?
And the last paragraph is, once again, "Nigel Farage is right" The complete and utter refutation of this racist narrative is required, but once again we won't see it because there's a broad political consensus in this country on the notion that everything is our fault
I muted the creep an age ago
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Yes, I did that for one grandmother
The time is now. The place is here.
I don't expect anyone to be interested in my quirky stuff. It's mine. It's of interest to me. I wouldn't want to foist it on my daughter, for example.
Bravo, that man. Thank you to all the people of Ukraine.
Pie instead of stew?
I'm aware, and I rarely bother, but every so often I try, in the vague hope that some sanity will eventually creep in.
Ooh, I haven't been on that part of the Cam for a while!
They were a sop to idiots who believed Farage, but they weren't necessary. So easy to forgive the bad decisions Starmer made by pretending he had no choice. He had choices. He made bad ones.
It's an interesting new approach to the disinformation wars
Yeah, this should *clearly* be in breach of the GDPR and basic principles of privacy. And yet...
Feels as though Farage is on the ropes
Farage, of course, never had anything to do with Russia himself.