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  The police police
context: For anyone playing along at home, this is more about the Tories billionaire donors. All those russian oligarchs, whose unsanctioned children have massive uk property portfolios have been in their ear telling them the way to do things, then these donors go and make demands of politicians.
  Of course the tories don't want any light shone on these issues, their sources of funds are at risk. >
  
  
  Russian interference didn't need to be 'found'. It was blatant
  there was no inquiry, so we can't draw conclusions about the nature of the interference or the hacking attacks by Russia
  They (the Conservative Party) suppressed this report with lies and bogus reasons
  
  
  Dominic Grieve (Conservative)
  
  UK Government Chair of the Intelligence and Security Committee until 2019 >
  
  Two words:  Lord Lebedev >
  
  As Paul Merton suggested, it would have been hilarious to make him Lord Lebedev Of Leatherhead, for the sake of alliteration, though actually, better he wasn't a Lord at all.
  He wanted to be 'Of Moscow'. Since Moscow isn't a domain of Britain, it would have been ridiculous and clearly, impossible, but he asked for it anyway perhaps showing how ridiculous his ego is. They gave him Hampton's title, an affluent village in the borough of Richmond-on-Thames.
  All of this does however illustrate the influence he holds over the Tories. When Boris Johnson won the general election, guess who hosted the party. Yep. He owns the Evening Standard and The Independent newspapers. >
  
  
  Since Moscow isn't a domain of Britain, it would have been ridiculous and clearly, impossible,
  
  His title is Lord Lebedev of Hampton and Siberia.
  Siberia isn't a British domain. >
  
  They actually added Siberia, or did he just append that himself? Wow. I suppose if they allowed it, would be due to it not being as controversial as having Moscow be said aloud when introduced at the House of Lords, not quite so on the nose.
  What on earth is going on in this country. >
  
  Maybe the kremlin promised him Siberia in exchange for Britain >
  
  Just imagine if all these billions upon billions of dollars/rubles/pounds had actually been used to improve Russia, itself, and make it a great country?  Rather than used to vengfully tear down the West purely out of spite.  Just imagine... >
  
  An EU with a democratic Russia would be a true superpower capable of standing up to the US and China, and democratic Russia would be by far the most powerful member. It would be everything Putin claims he wants for Russia. Goes to show you what his priorities actually are. >
  
  Yeah, but what’s the point of being the most powerful and having to share power? >
  
  power indeed shows a false and perverse sense of righteousness >
  
  “Might makes right.” >
  
  It's time to start investigating all cases of inactivity by security forces in western nations, in the face of Russian agents or suspected Russia sponsored mobs.     MI5 won't look?   Time to look at MI5. >
  
  Who will police the police?