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Damn Mossad pulled their emails down. Little fuckers. Oh well, reached out to +972 Magazine
And one more. Can't forget Peter.
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In the meantime, especially for anyone new, catch up on BMX fundamentals 🥪
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims the U.S. government has put him on a “list” after he revealed that the CIA is using Israeli-made Pegasus spyware to monitor his citizens.
He says the CIA’s actions represent a grave and illegal violation of his country.
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Nine four-star generals have signed an open letter to the Prime Minister, coinciding with Armistice Day, expressing deep concern over the erosion of trust in the legal system among British Armed Forces personnel.
The letter warns that this decline in confidence risks everything, describing it as a direct threat to national security and suggesting it has contributed to an exodus from the special forces.
The generals argue that soldiers now feel they must consider not only the enemy in front of them but also the legal challenges behind them, with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) cited as a key factor causing concern.
They define "lawfare" as the use of legal processes to pursue political or ideological objectives, which they claim paralyses decision-making, distorts rules of engagement, and discourages initiative.
The letter also criticises the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, suggesting the issue extends beyond Northern Ireland and affects military operations globally.
The signatories include former chiefs of the general staff, ex-deputy NATO supreme allied commanders, and a former chief of the air staff.
The Ministry of Defence has rejected these claims, stating the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill includes robust safeguards for veterans.
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The letter warns that this decline in confidence risks everything, describing it as a direct threat to national security and suggesting it has contributed to an exodus from the special forces.
The generals argue that soldiers now feel they must consider not only the enemy in front of them but also the legal challenges behind them, with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) cited as a key factor causing concern.
They define "lawfare" as the use of legal processes to pursue political or ideological objectives, which they claim paralyses decision-making, distorts rules of engagement, and discourages initiative.
The letter also criticises the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, suggesting the issue extends beyond Northern Ireland and affects military operations globally.
The signatories include former chiefs of the general staff, ex-deputy NATO supreme allied commanders, and a former chief of the air staff.
The Ministry of Defence has rejected these claims, stating the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill includes robust safeguards for veterans.
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A source close to the generals told The Times: “This is an existential issue for the armed forces and our nation’s fighting effectiveness, but the government is refusing to recognise it despite all the overwhelming evidence presented to them.