Posts by MrGreen 163 publicly visible posts • joined 17 Aug 2020
As of late 2024, Jim Harra, the outgoing Chief Executive and First Permanent Secretary of HMRC, had an annual salary of approximately £185,000–£199,999. Following his retirement, he is entitled to a pension of around £107,000 a year, supplemented by a tax-free lump sum of roughly £278,000 based on 38 years of service.
Harra was brought in to lead NS&I following the resignation of former CEO Dax Harkins, who was reported to have a remuneration package of over £300,000 per year.
This hack was well over a year ago.
For over a year loads of people have been saying they’ve received fraudulent emails from the hotels they reserved through Booking.com. The email requests that payment be made, via a fraudulent link, or the booking will be lost.
This information can only be known if hackers were active across their systems.
Isn’t it interesting that sovereignty is okay if the EU does it but not if anyone else does it.
CBDC = Slave Coin.
They only want CBDC because it gives them Total Control over citizens.
Download the app and they have real time tracking of your location and instant control to shut down your ability to use money. There is zero benefit for citizens from this.
“Lloyd, a former advisor to the Blair government and chair of trustees for The Tony Blair Governance Initiative.”
Anyone who knows Blair is also in the big club and there is no such thing as “former advisor”. They’re all in it together.
All of your tax is going to companies the big club have massive share allocations in.
More proof of the transfer of wealth.
BT and Openreach have had enough funding to build the world’s fastest broadband and 5G network three times over. They keep banging on about coverage but the throughput is also needed. They haven’t built the network for throughput because all of the money has gone to rich shareholders.
Everything in the UK is a scam.
Every big business is a scam.
These mobile phone companies are selling a service where you can’t get any throughput in huge areas of the UK.
I hope they sue the arse off them and add 3.9% plus inflation for every year.
Car insurance needs to be next. The government have already set up The Motor Insurance Taskforce to look in to the price gouging. Mobile phone companies need the same level of scrutiny.
Everything is an opportunity to divert your money to their bank accounts.
AI is just the latest scam to send massive amounts of your tax money to companies they own shares in and consult for.
The transfer of wealth continues.
Just look at where all the money goes and who owns all the shares.
This data will be the start of Pay Per Mile.
This will be tied to your Digital ID and Carbon Footprint score.
Quote from the Tony Blair Institute:
“Introduce road pricing: Rather than increasing fuel duty in the spring, introduce a simple pay-per-mile road-pricing system of 1p per mile for cars and vans, and 2.5p to 4p for heavy-goods vehicles. This reform would be revenue neutral compared with current plans to raise fuel duty but would be a crucial step in reforming the UK’s system of motoring taxation for the electric-vehicle era. In doing so, it would help prevent a growth-stifling rise in road congestion.”
99% “coverage”.
1% “bandwidth”
Mobile phone services are a complete scam. They tell the regulator how wonderful their service is with their 99% coverage map.
Let’s see the data download statistics?
Yes you might get 4 bars of “signal” on your phone but zero ability to transfer any data.
There’s whole counties in the UK where data transfer is slower than dial up.
SWIFT is not being used by younger generations. They don’t trust banks. You no longer need a third party to transfer money.
The issue with the SWIFT blockchain is it will probably be centralised which completely defeats the objective of blockchain security.
It is possible for very fast transactions. This has been solved on the Bitcoin blockchain by using the Lightning Network on layer 2 for off chain transactions. It’s fast and cheap.
SWIFT are losing business and it’s only going to get worse.
The elephant in the room is that blockchain doesn’t need a third party as it was designed to be peer to peer.
Banks are also aware of this which is why they want CBDC’s so they collect a commission on every single transaction.
Look at who owns the shares.
They’re getting £1.5 billion because the elites who own all the shares are protecting their wealth with your money.
Your tax goes straight to companies they all own shares in. It’s how they transfer your hard earned cash to their bank accounts.
Look no further than the self confessed Globalisation expert Tony ‘Total Control’ Blair.
Do you want mass surveillance, mass data surveillance, mass media manipulation, Diigital ID, Central Bank Digital Currency? The Tony Blair Institute can help. Pay us loads of tax payers cash and we’ll help you keep those tax payer cows in the field so you can milk them of all their cash till they drop dead.
Check out Tony’s website for the full new world dystopia play book.
Got to go, there’s a knock at the door.
1. Meet with a company.
2. Buy a few million pounds worth of shares in that company.
3. Award that company a big fat contract.
4. That companies shares increase significantly in value.
5. Sell your shares.
6. Bank a load of cash.
7. Go to stage 1 and repeat the process.
It’s how they’re all worth tens or hundreds of millions.
This is yet more evidence that Parliament and all of these government offices are just theatre.
This isn’t a serious salary and whoever gets the job won’t change anything.
The elites don’t want change, they just want the gravy train to continue.
Your tax will continue to end up going to companies they all own shares in.
Arrogance is the issue.
The big question is, how many times did the bean counters reject advice to spend more on cyber security?
There’s a growing culture to just buy cyber insurance rather than invest in real defence. You might get a payout but the bean counters haven’t factored in the biggest cost, reputational damage. I would love to be in the board room when the calculator comes out to quantify this cost.
Insurance companies look at your postcode/zip code, vehicle value and occupation to determine how wealthy you are.
They also increase quotes if you add optional extras to the quote. As an example, if you’re buying car insurance and you add breakdown cover or legal cover they will inflate the quote.
“Sorry to be a pain, but how in hell, these days, is this sort of thing possible.”
In the UK companies are only interested in immediate profits and so the bean counters have got way too much power.
98% of companies won’t engage in a discussion, even if you show them a possible threat to their organisation.
Every single company has had an intruder on their network.
It’s not a matter of “if” they get hacked, it’s a matter of “when”.
There has to be a special level of arrogance to think saving a company a couple of million pounds is superior to losing £300 million.
All these departments are for show.
They’re designed to spend as much of your tax money as possible, as quickly possible.
The employees don’t ask any questions because the deal is, they get an easy life and a nice pension.
All MP’s and their rich friends own huge amounts of shares in all the companies where the money is going.
They all know where the money is going in advance.
Cash is distributed and anonymous.
Digital government currency is centralised.
Centralisation equals total control.
How will this centralised digital wallet handle authentication?
It’ll require you to input all of your personal data and a facial scan, all conveniently sent to the government’s centralised database.
Yes there should be a full independent inquiry. It’s unacceptable that councils think they can audit and regulate themselves.
However, the bigger issue is, they still can’t audit all of the money they’ve spent since the system went live.
No wonder they don’t want a full inquiry.
Still no real detail from the Barclays outage a few weeks back and now this.
Let’s not forget that Halifax and Lloyds also had issues when Barclays went down.
Parliament also issued a demand to 9 banks to explain what happened and find out how resilient they are.
The lack of transparency doesn’t smell right?
So why is Europe in this situation?
Ask yourself why all the contracts “continually” go to the big US tech companies?
Because all the MP’s and bureaucrats giving out the contracts own massive amounts of shares in the tech companies. They make lots of noise about the US in public but are all getting filthy rich from your tax money.
