Theresa May Foists Fake Brexit – BRINO – “Brexit In Name Only” – On British People

As the European Union continues its collapse under the weight of its own bureaucracy and undemcratic totalitarianism, current British Prime Minister Theresa May has committed a most cardinal of sins. She has openly colluded with a foreign power in domestic affairs. Not only this, but she has also ‘consulted’ with this foreign power and advised them of British affairs before her own Cabinet was informed.

The reality is that treason has been committed but no one is powerful enough to take on the might of the British Establishment and thei judicial bully-boys to enforce justice. The British People, who voted in a huge majority to leave the EU, appear to have been betrayed. Under a guise of ‘trade deals’, Britain’s innate ‘sovereignty’ has been ignored. The Will of the British People is being ignored, despite the legality of the Brexit Referendum victory over two years ago. The fact that Theresa May revealed and, indeed, conferred with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, is a serious matter. The Deep State is clearly playing politics with democracy and the rule of law.

The current situation looks like it is going to get worse. The British electorate are furious. They voted in good faith. Now, it appears, the government is going to ignore their wishes and instead push for a so-called ‘Soft Brexit’ which is not Brexit at all.

It is treason.

Time is running out for both Theresa May and her infiltrated political party. The people are not happy at democracy being undermined. It sets a very dangerous precedent. If this huge decision can be ignored, then can other decisions now also be ignored? How far does it go? Can we 3expect election results to be ignored? As this story unfurls, we will be reporting on what it means for Europe, its peoples and for this time in history.

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EU COLLAPSE LATEST: Kalergi Chaos As Euligarchs Ram Through FEMA Camp Type ‘Solution’ In Panic Measures

By Paul Quigley

As German Chancellor Angela Merkel scurries to Brussels to rally support from her EU collaborators, domestic support from her Bavaria allies is caving. Meanwhile, French president Emmanuel Macron is in disarray as his beloved Schengen agreement and free movement of people policies fall apart. The EU budget is about to tank in the event of an ever-more increasingly likely Brexit no deal. And dissent is at boiling point across the former Soviet satellite nations of Hungary, Poland, Slovakia as well as EU stalwarts Italy in the aftermath of the George Soros-back mass immigration project.

The whole of Europe is in chaos and the days of the EU are now clearly numbered. For Remainers, the disaster scenario is now looming. The prospect of no EU even existing by the time they call again for another referendum. The chances of which are close to zero. The British people have no stomach for yet another referendum and just want Theresa May’s government to get on with what they promised in the 2016 referendum. The squabbling amongst the liberal elite over what flavour or Brexit they will deliver is also testing the patience of the British People. As promised by the government in 2016 under the then-leader David Cameron, was for the British government to “implement” the decision of the British electorate. The much-derided GBP 9 million campaign clearly stated what was on offer.

The 17.4 million majority expect s their government to deliver on this promise. They are, thus far, still waiting for the one and only total break with the unelected and undemocratic European Union to be executed upon. Non customs unions of any other fabricated smoke and mirrors status quo will be tolerated by the British electorate. As the migration ferries head for Spain, the tensions across Europe are rising by the day. The so-called “populism” of common sense and cultural heritage is at breaking point as the zealots in Brussels and Strasbourg suck on their champagne flutes and nibble tax-payer funded canapés. “Let them eat cake” Marie Antoinette allegedly once said at another crisis point in modern European history. And we all know how that ended up for the bourgeois aristocracy elites.

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GRAPHENE: The ‘Wonderstuff’ Set To Transmogrify MedTech

By Paul Quigley

Nestling unassumingly on an anonymous side-street off the main thoroughfare in the heart of Manchester’s academic district is where it happened. Continue reading

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WEAR NEXT?: Wearable Technology In Health & Medicine

By PAUL QUIGLEY

It is often said that necessity is the mother of invention. when it comes to med tech for healthcare, imagination is clearly the mother of innovation. This has never been more true than today, as innovation in all forms of technology is tethered with rapid advances in computing power, big data’, wireless and the cloud. Low-cost manufacturing and shorter product leadtimes and software development cycles has also shrunk the time it takes for new tech products to move from drawing board to inventory. So the possibilities for medtech applications seem endless. Continue reading

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QUAD-SQUAD: NEW TELCO CREDO SPARKS ACQUISITIVE CONSOLIDATION STRATEGY

By Paul Quigley

In the wake of BT’s recent moves to acquire EE, followed by Hutchison Whampoa’s Three UK now set to acquire Telefonica O2, the established telecoms apple-cart is well and truly being up-ended as a raft of consolidation, retrenchment and ‘must-have’ anti-dumb pipe ‘quad-play’ offerings appear set for the British telecoms market. But what is most likely to happen and what will the market look like by the end of the year? Paul Quigley reports. Continue reading

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MVNOs: Quo Vadis? The Future Role Post- ‘Quad-Play’

The future role of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) in the fast-changing marketplace has come under close scrutiny in the light of the prospective major telecoms acquisitions in the quad-play gold rush. Ever since the MVNO business model came into being over a decade ago, with brands such as Tesco, Easy, Virgin, Sky and others jostling for market position in the nascent consumer market, with MNOs eager to please by selling spare capacity to MVNOs piggy-backing on their costly infrastructure. Does the future still look just as bright for MVNOs today? Continue reading

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GRC: After The Gold Rush, Where Next?

What is being done to help restore confidence in corporate reporting and governance and to avoid future attempts to mislead stakeholders by bolstering systems and process controls? FSN Contributing Editor Paul Quigley reports.

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The Big Push: Telco Business Intelligence Probes Big Data

For telcos, data mining and data warehousing have been mainstays of their business operations, intelligence and marketing for years. With the arrival of big data, operators’ business objectives are set to move into overdrive. But is the gap between the perceived benefits of big data and the reality that operators are experiencing also getting bigger? Paul Quigley finds out.

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Connected Cars: Driving Down The Next Information Superhighway

In straitened times, the nascent ‘connected car’ market opportunity could represent a significant ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ card for telcos hungry for monetization as the billable minutes business becomes increasingly challenging. Paul Quigley tales a look at how telcos can pull away from the ‘dumb pipe’ paradigm and speed off into the sunset.

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IPv6: Addressing The Issues

The majority of Europe’s national telcos are still lagging behind in IPv6 rollout. Is it crucial that operators get onto IPv6 and what are the challenges and opportunities for new services? Paul Quigley examines the key issues.

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