@Selyst
🔥 EXPOSED: A bureaucratic merry-go-round of @scotgov departments, officials passing the buck, nobody seemingly willing to take responsibility and stonewalling me.View quoted post on X
The handling of my data breach complaint (and still ongoing) has been an absolute FARCE.
I’ll be releasing a video exposing this shambles. It needs called out!
thecourier.co.uk/fp/politics/56… - Jules Rose slammed Scottish Government officials for their “farcical” handling of her complaint.
There are a few things I might question in this piece but it does answer the most asked thing to me this month which has been “why do we need a radio?”bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…View quoted post on X
A year ago I made a big database of odd incidents in Europe, like hacks, arson, airport disruption, sabotage, weird inflammatory pranks involving pigs’ heads and so on, that were confidently and publicly linked to Russia by investigators irishtimes.com/world/europe/2…View quoted post on X
🚨🇪🇺 BREAKING: NEW WAVE OF AVIATION SECURITY ALERTS SWEEPS EUROPE - AT LEAST SEVEN AIRCRAFT INVOLVED TODAY!View quoted post on X
The incidents continue today, November 5, just 48 hours after multiple bomb threats targeted European flights.
🇧🇬 BULGARIA: Three aircraft reportedly targeted by bomb threats, with landings in Sofia and Plovdiv reported.
🇫🇷 FRANCE: An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome diverted to the military airbase at Évreux following a bomb threat.
🇩🇰 DENMARK: Police and military bomb disposal teams deployed to Copenhagen Airport following a suspicious report involving two aircraft.
🇧🇪 BELGIUM: Another aircraft landed in Brussels following a reported suspicious incident, according to Reuters, citing Le Soir.
Not all seven aircraft have been confirmed as targets of bomb threats. Some are only described as "suspicious incidents"!
Monitoring for more developments!
🇷🇸 Vučić's allies tried to flee to Moscow — but their plane was turned back over Lithuania
Several influential politicians close to the now-former president were on board, according to Serbian media.
Among those reportedly trying to reach the Russian capital was former intelligence chief Aleksandar Vulin, known for his close ties to the Kremlin.
But instead of meeting their Russian friends, the would-be fugitives got an unexpected U-turn: their plane had already reached Lithuanian airspace after taking off from Belgrade when the pilots were ordered to turn back.
Political opponents suspect that Vučić's allies had no intention of returning from Russia.View quoted post on X
