What we are living through currently is phase two of Blairs great plan, if you didn't like the first phase,
you certainly ain't gonna like phase two,,
wait until phase three is forced upon us.
Euan Blair ,that is Tony Blairs son ,is part of Britcard ,worth to him 375 million alone ,it's been in making for many years.
Basically, as soon as cash is removed from mainstream use,you will be at the mercy of Britcard ,designed by Euan Blair ,therefore it is possible to debank you completely, you will have nothing
How many government / civil service / public sector data leaks have there been in the last 5 years
2025
MoD Afghan Relocations Data Breach (2022 leak revealed in 2025)
A spreadsheet in 2022 containing the personal information of ~18,700 Afghans who applied under the ARAP (Afghan Relocations & Assistance Policy) was accidentally sent by MoD outside secure system. The leak affected names, contact details, and some family info. Estimated 80,000-100,000 people (including family members) possibly at risk. There was a superinjunction to block reporting until 2025.
2024
PSNI Data Breach (Police Service of Northern Ireland)
A spreadsheet released as part of a Freedom of Information request included a “hidden” tab with surnames, initials, rank, role, and other details of all 9,483 PSNI officers and staff. The ICO fined PSNI £750,000 for this breach. This was called an “egregious breach” because of exposure risk to dissident republicans etc.
2023-2024
Information Security Review by the Government
After multiple accidental data breaches in the public sector, including the Afghan leak and others, the Cabinet Office published a review in 2023 to try to improve procedures.
2021-2022
Electoral Commission cyber-attack & data breach
In 2021-22 the Electoral Commission was hacked; reference copies of the electoral registers (names and addresses of 40 million UK voters) were accessed.
2021
MoD ARAP email error (smaller leak)
An earlier breach where a mass email was sent to 245 people under the ARAP scheme, exposing details of interpreters fleeing Afghanistan. A smaller but serious breach.