Thursday 29th January 2026
Re: Thursday 29th January 2026
Suozzi doing some backtracking ...
https://newrepublic.com/post/205836/dem ... unding-ice
On the same site, lower down,
Local Prosecutors Launch “FAFO” Team to Go After Feds Breaking the Law
Prosecutors across the country have a plan to hold ICE and Border Patrol agents account—since the federal government won’t.
https://newrepublic.com/post/205836/dem ... unding-ice
On the same site, lower down,
Local Prosecutors Launch “FAFO” Team to Go After Feds Breaking the Law
Prosecutors across the country have a plan to hold ICE and Border Patrol agents account—since the federal government won’t.
Re: Thursday 29th January 2026
Alarm bells , when crypto arrives --
"" When Reform UK announced it would accept cryptocurrency donations through a payment processor called Radom, the decision was presented by the party as a breakthrough in the modernisation of political fundraising. But a Byline Times investigation reveals that Radom’s origins lie deep within the same Silicon Valley networks that have bankrolled and built the technological infrastructure for President Donald Trump’s political movement in the United States.
The company’s leadership emerged from corporations and venture capital firms deeply connected to some of Trump’s most prominent tech-world supporters. They include Peter Thiel, the billionaire who became MAGA’s chief evangelist in Silicon Valley with over a dozen allies in Trump’s second administration, and Larry Ellison, Oracle’s controlling shareholder described by a Trump advisor as a “shadow president” behind Trump himself. Byline Times can also confirm that Amazon, a major pro-Trump donor controlled by Jeff Bezos, provided seed-funding to Radom.
Radom had already exerted its influence in the UK Parliament years before Farage’s announcement, through an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) whose secretariat was run by an organisation advertising close relationships with pro-Trump tech giants including Oracle, Google and Microsoft.
Byline Times can reveal that the APPG’s secretariat had not only received funding from Oracle, but at the time was dominated by Conservative Party politicians – including current Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch. ""
https://bylinetimes.com/2026/01/26/reve ... -badenoch/
"" When Reform UK announced it would accept cryptocurrency donations through a payment processor called Radom, the decision was presented by the party as a breakthrough in the modernisation of political fundraising. But a Byline Times investigation reveals that Radom’s origins lie deep within the same Silicon Valley networks that have bankrolled and built the technological infrastructure for President Donald Trump’s political movement in the United States.
The company’s leadership emerged from corporations and venture capital firms deeply connected to some of Trump’s most prominent tech-world supporters. They include Peter Thiel, the billionaire who became MAGA’s chief evangelist in Silicon Valley with over a dozen allies in Trump’s second administration, and Larry Ellison, Oracle’s controlling shareholder described by a Trump advisor as a “shadow president” behind Trump himself. Byline Times can also confirm that Amazon, a major pro-Trump donor controlled by Jeff Bezos, provided seed-funding to Radom.
Radom had already exerted its influence in the UK Parliament years before Farage’s announcement, through an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) whose secretariat was run by an organisation advertising close relationships with pro-Trump tech giants including Oracle, Google and Microsoft.
Byline Times can reveal that the APPG’s secretariat had not only received funding from Oracle, but at the time was dominated by Conservative Party politicians – including current Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch. ""
https://bylinetimes.com/2026/01/26/reve ... -badenoch/
