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Return to Bomb Alley 1982 – The Falklands Deception
From Paul Cardin, a Falklands Conflict veteran. This is a biting commentary, told from the heart. Also included is a 1982 diary, written on location. This book forms a forensic inquiry into several conflict-related mysteries that have never been addressed or resolved - even after 40 years.
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Have the US just hit iran?
Yes, the United States recently conducted military strikes in southern Iran, with the most recent reported actions occurring on May 25, 2026. Latest Strikes: On Monday, May 25, the U.S. military carried out defensive strikes against targets in southern Iran, including boats attempting to lay mines and missile launch sites, according to reports from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) and media outlets like Fox News and Reuters. Recent Context: This follows a series of ongoing skirmishes since the initial war began on February 28, 2026. On May 7 and 8, U.S. forces intercepted Iranian attacks on Navy ships in the Strait of Hormuz and responded by targeting Iranian military facilities, including command centers and drone launch sites. Ceasefire Status: Although a conditional ceasefire was declared on April 8, 2026, and mediated by Pakistan, these exchanges of fire have highlighted the fragility of the truce. President Donald Trump has insisted the ceasefire is technically holding but has threatened renewed full-scale bombing if Iran does not accept a peace deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and roll back its nuclear program. 🌐🌐🌐🌐
‘Defensive’ my shapely, hirsute posterior…
Yes, the United States conducted military strikes in southern Iran on May 25, 2026. The U.S. military, through U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), described these actions as defensive. The stated justification was to “protect our troops from threats posed by Iranian forces.” Specific targets included Iranian boats attempting to lay mines in the Strait of Hormuz and missile launch sites. CENTCOM emphasized that the strikes were carried out while “using restraint during the ongoing ceasefire.” US Iran strikes May 25
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Did proven criminal Asif Hamid receive BIG fund grant money from Wirral Council?
Original Times article exposing Asif Hamid as a criminal: https://wirralinittogether.blog/2026/04/26/a-screenshot-of-the-sunday-times-asif-hamid-criminal-article-saved-here-in-the-event-it-ever-gets-deleted/
Based on the provided search context, there is no evidence that Asif Hamid received BIG Fund (Business Investment Grant) money from Wirral Council. The documents detailing the BIG Fund investigation and fraud allegations do not name Asif Hamid or his company, The Contact Company (TCC).
However, the context confirms that Asif Hamid and TCC received different forms of public sector aid and grants from Wirral Council:
Think Big Grant: In October 2010, Hamid purchased an office in Birkenhead with the help of a £250,000 Wirral Council Think Big grant.
Wirral Enterprise Zone Support: In October 2016, TCC operated from an £8.5m office in the Wirral Enterprise Zone that received development grant funding and support from Wirral Council, alongside the Department for Communities & Local Government and the European Regional Development Fund.
The BIG Fund investigation specifically concerned grants of up to £20,000 for job creation, with allegations of potential fraud involving companies like Enterprise Solutions. While the investigation was handed over to police, the named entities in those reports were not Asif Hamid.
“What amount of Wirral Enterprise Zone Support funding was received by Asif Hamid?”
The search results confirm that Asif Hamid’s company, The Contact Company (TCC), received “significant and much needed grant funding” for its £8.5 million office building in the Wirral Enterprise Zone in 2016. This funding came from a partnership involving Wirral Council, the Department for Communities & Local Government (DCLG), and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
However, the exact amount of the grant provided specifically by Wirral Council, or the total public grant portion, is not stated in the available documents. The sources consistently mention the public funding support but do not break down the individual contributions.
“This is public money. I paid it and therefore demand openness, transparency and accountablity”
The search results confirm that Asif Hamid’s company, The Contact Company (TCC), received significant public funding for its £8.5 million office in the Wirral Enterprise Zone, supported by Wirral Council, the Department for Communities & Local Government (DCLG), and the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
However, despite the search efforts, the exact amount of the grant provided specifically by Wirral Council remains undisclosed in the publicly available documents. Multiple sources state that the project received “development grant funding and support” and that public funding made up a substantial portion (one source suggests at least 75% of the reported £11m costs for related projects), but none break down the specific contribution from Wirral Council. Official council reports often cite commercial sensitivity as a reason for not disclosing detailed grant figures for specific projects.
“What about taxpayer sensitivity? The PRIMARY and most important sensitivity – caused by being repeatedly ripped off?”
The search results highlight significant public concern and criticism regarding the lack of transparency and potential conflicts of interest involving Asif Hamid and Wirral Council, rather than a specific debate on “taxpayer sensitivity” as a formal policy.
Key points of contention raised by critics and local observers include:
Commercial Sensitivity vs. Public Right to Know: Critics argue that Wirral Council and associated bodies like the Wirral Chamber of Commerce (which Hamid chaired) frequently use “commercial sensitivity” and “confidentiality” to withhold details of public funding deals, effectively blocking Freedom of Information requests. This has led to accusations that taxpayers are being kept in the dark about how their money is spent.
Conflict of Interest: There are allegations of close ties between Hamid and senior council figures, including former Council Leader Phil Davies (who accepted hospitality from Hamid’s company, The Contact Company) and current leader Paula Basnett. Critics suggest these relationships may have influenced the awarding of grants and favorable property deals (such as peppercorn rents) without sufficient scrutiny.
Perception of Being “Ripped Off”: Local blogs and campaign groups (e.g., “Wirral Leaks”, “Wirral In It Together”) have consistently framed these undisclosed grants and the council’s broader financial mismanagement (highlighted by recent auditor reports of a £30m budget gap) as taxpayers being “ripped off” to fund “fat cats” or controversial developments. The narrative focuses on the erosion of trust due to a perceived “toxic atmosphere” and lack of openness in regeneration deals.
While the specific phrase “taxpayer sensitivity” is not used in official documents, the primary sensitivity identified in the public domain is the anger and distrust stemming from the council’s reliance on “commercial sensitivity” to justify non-disclosure of substantial public grants awarded to connected individuals and companies.
The original Sunday Times article (with paywall removed):
https://archive.md/UtQy9
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So they’re wearing literal skin suits on the news now 🤔? What is this?
https://substack.com/@corbettreport/note/p-199158292?r=b9xiw
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Ukraine Commit Horrific War Crime | Warren Thornton
https://warrenthornton.com/posts/ukaine-commit-horrific-war-crime-422
21 Dead. 40+ missing

NOT ONE OF THESE WORLD / EUROPEAN LEADERS CONDEMNED THE ABOVE KILLINGS. LOTS OF THEM HAVE NAZI GRANDFATHERS. DO THE RESEARCH …

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This bloke has some interesting things to say IMHO
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