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Re:New UK data laws could be incompatible with GDPR in the EU by netsharc on Thursday July 21, 2022 @06:01AM (#32177483)
As Bruce Sterling wrote in 2016: https://people.well.com/conf/inkwell.vue/topics/487/Bruce-St...

> Great Britain is becoming Little Britain. The UK is like a giant Cayman Islands in 2016. They used to be the wise and perfidious grownups in the geostrategic room, but now it's all about squalid, petty things like Brexit, Scottish secession, anti-immigration; British political extremes are thriving and the middle is dead as mutton. They've lost their soft-power by the bucketful; people who used to beg for their wise counsel now ignore them. What do they want -- to be Airstrip One for any creep with a trailer-truck full of cash? I've never seen them think so small.

And a while ago the Tory party's Russian donors problem was in the news, including the son of an ex-KGB Gazprom owner who got a peerage. Whose party in Italy Boris Johnson the then foreign minister went to, alone. God damn, what a corrupt bunch.

Re:New UK data laws could be incompatible with GDPR in the EU by p1necone on Thursday July 21, 2022 @06:08AM (#32177527)
Every day I get more convinced that most contemporary right wing politics is just collective narcissistic personality disorder.