08-27-2022, 02:44 PM
(08-27-2022, 09:48 AM)BIAD Wrote: It's been a while here in merry olde England since the weird yarn of 'The-Flu-That-Could' was spun and one of the good
things to emerge from the whole money-laundering scam-demic was the resignation last year of the UK's Health Secretary,
Matt Hancock.
The public were constantly advised by Matt Hancock -through the media, that we should keep a safe 'sneezing'-distance
from one another and stay in our homes under threat of fines and even imprisonment. Most days, Mr Hancock would be
seen on TV explaining the need to purchase millions of pounds worth of protection equipment from supposedly reputable
companies and backed up with scary footage of barely-conscious patients staring forlornly from hospital beds surrounded
by shrouded figures wearing the equivalent of gas-masks.
Then the bombshell dropped on Matt's narrative that eclipsed the story of purchasing Personal protective equipment from
the landlord of his local pub for an exorbitant price, enough that the Publican could buy a mansion in the country with the
proceeds from the sale.
The Sun newspaper revealed on 25th June of 2021 that the Covid-fearing Health Secretary was captured on a mysteriously
-placed camera embracing a millionaire female advisor and lobbyist Gina Coladangelo in his Whitehall offices. This was not
only a media-scandal of the finest order, but also showed the public that Mr Hancock's close-contact warnings were fraudulent.
It wasn't long before the word 'untenable' became regular use in the legacy media and a shame-faced Matt left his position and
his fifteen-year marriage as well.
The Mistress, The Love-Cheat... and the Missus.
But what about the camera...? Didn't this love-cheat know that his canoodling with the wife of the founder of a high-end fashion
chain know it was there and could bring down his career in politics if he was spotted rubbing his privates against a major share
-holder at the lobbying firm Luther Pendragon?!
The balloon went up and the media scrambled for emotive sound-bites from Hancock's wife, questions were raised in the House
of Commons about 'secret' camera-monitoring and the same public that had been deceived for two years were assured no stone
would be left unturned by security agencies connected to political life.
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A year on and...
Quote:‘Not enough evidence’ for prosecution over CCTV leak that exposed Matt Hancock kissing aide Gina ColadangeloArchived Source:
'There is not enough evidence to prosecute two people suspected of leaking footage of former health secretary Matt Hancock
kissing an aide in his office, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has said. The images, which showed the married Mr
Hancock kissing the Department of Health and Social’s non-executive director Gina Coladangelo against a door while social
distancing rules were in place, forced his resignation in June 2021.
The information commissioner launched a criminal investigation after it received a report of a personal data breach from the
health department’s CCTV operator, Emcor Group.
But in a statement, the ICO said no one would be prosecuted.
The ICO said: “Given the seriousness of the report and the wider implications it potentially had for the security of information
across government, the ICO had a legal duty to carry out an impartial assessment of the evidence available to determine if
there had been a breach of the law.
“Forensic analysis revealed that the leaked images were most likely obtained by someone recording the CCTV footage screens
with a mobile phone.” The ICO said that six mobile phones seized during searches did not contain any relevant CCTV footage.
“After taking legal advice, the ICO concluded that there was insufficient evidence to charge anyone with criminal offences under
the Data Protection Act 2018. The ICO has therefore closed its criminal investigation,” it said.
A still from the leaked footage showing Mr Hancock and Gina Coladangelo was originally published by The Sun newspaper.
In his resignation statement, Mr Hancock said: “We owe it to people who have sacrificed so much in this pandemic to be honest
when we have let them down as I have done by breaching the guidance.”
Mr Hancock, who was unaware of the camera in his office, spilt from his wife of 15 years over the revelations and is thought to
be living with Ms Coladangelo. He told the Diary of a CEO podcast earlier this year: “I haven’t had casual sex with anybody,
I fell in love with somebody.”
Mr Hancock said he and Ms Coladangelo had been “spending a lot of time together, ironically, trying to get me to be able to
communicate in a more emotionally intelligent way”. He added: “And we fell in love. And that’s something that was completely
outside of my control.”
Security reviews were announced following the incident and new Health Secretary Sajid Javid said he had had the camera
disabled. As part of the data breach probe, the ICO said in July that two raids were carried out in the south of England where
computer equipment was seized.
A DHSC spokesperson said: “We note the outcome of the ICO’s investigation and will continue to work with them to learn any
lessons from this incident. “We take the security of our personnel, systems and estates extremely seriously. “Since this incident,
we have worked with security specialists from across government to review procedures and will keep them continually under review.”...'
In the words of those imprisoned in their own homes, terrified by Government-sponsored news-outlets and endured an ordeal
that shows the adage 'Rules For Thee...' is real and constant, those in power were taking-the-piss. One day, all of it will come
out and it won't be only Matt Hancock who'll sport red cheeks, we all will.
This sort of validates what I posted in another thread.
We are under almost constant surveillance. Much of the surveillance, "we" provide to the overlords.
With cameras and monitors in almost every electronic device, cameras in and on millions of homes, on almost every street corner, and satellites beaming back data that covers almost ever square inch of the planet, there is no expectation of privacy anymore.
I think that is why people have become so callous, rude, and acerbic. Their true self can no longer be hidden.
For every one person that read this post. About 7.99 billion have not.
Yet I still post.
