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Tory bower boy leads ?no? fight



TORY campaigners who kept
Britain out nithe euro. won a
landslide victory in the AV
referendum and destroyed
Labour's plans for regional
memhlies hill spearhead the
?no? campaign to leave the
EuropeanUnInn.

Ill :Iullng: II
David Cameron?s authority.
Consemtive donors and
MP5 have recruited Dominic


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Cummings. one of the prime
minister?s ?ercest Inlemal
critics, to kick-start the
campaign to defeat him in tile
referendum.

Cummings. a former
special adviser to 
Cove, was secretly signed up
three weeks ago to co-ordiv
mile the "no" launch amid
growing anger from senior
Tori-l 1n lriIH ni1lIIt-r
is failing to denmnd enough
powers had: from Bnmets.
The camping-II Is expected to

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go public with a list oib?ackers
shortly.

CIIrnmuigs ran Business for
Sterling. which helped to keep
out ofthe eum. He also
helped in run a successful
campaign against a northeast
regional assembly in 2004.

Cummings was asked to get
involved by Matthew Elliott. a
Tory who runs the Eurosceptic
Ililih 
led the ?uo?1 campaign against
the AV system in 2011?

He has alsobeen In contact

with Steve Baker. chairman of
Conservatives for Brltain a
group set up last weekend to
back an EU exit if Cameron
does not win far-reaching
change In his renegollat ions.
Bakerhasnow recruited 110
Tory MP5, double the number
or a week ago. Thirteen peers
and 12 MEPs haiealso asked to
join and Insiders say cabiruit
IIr?llb'lrrI HI ll'II'uI'ell
signed up to the trialling list.
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itish spies
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Russians
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1nd LHII In:
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Illa stolen by the fugitive US
u'histlehluu'er Edward Snow-
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countries. according to senior
the
Home and the security
services.

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protection from Vladimir
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l-Itgest leaks ll'l US history.

Senior goremriIt-nt sauces
con?mrcd that China had also
cracked the docu-

secret intelligence techniques
and Information that could
allow British and American
spis to be identi?ed

One senior Home Of?ce
of?ch accusal Snowden of
having ?blood on his harm".

IiIl-iqn Ito-i mu .?IIrbeI uli
than tr; II
anyone being harmed?.

Sir David Omand, the
mug. :all
the news that Russlaand China
had access 
rial was a "huge strategic set?
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allies.

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tractor at the (lam Notional
Security Agency (NSA) . down-
loaded 1.7m secret documents
net-I 
gm.? In I'rIll ql-l n-qu-I
details surveillance
prummn I'Ih'ii

4  Ilium-Ir 
ling; lira-g IIle 
tutmasked himself as the
II mt. Surnan Didi-ruled
II a Ir pm? I 
mcy and basic liben'les" and
claimed the and GCHQ
were operating mass Stineile
lance programmes that tar-
geted hundreds of millions of
innocent people.

last week a report by David
Anderson QC. announced after
Snou'den's disclosures. con-
cluded the intelligence agen?
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for the ?built collection? oi

 

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leo weeks alter hh initial
leak 2013, Snon?den lied
Hong Kong for Moscow where
lu- :?.Ii.l1rhi JIM-ful?ll HI-
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US senator in July 2013
Snowdeu claimed that ?no
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ll'mtul. uru In: np-ued
western Intelligence-gath-
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services have reported in?
creasing dil?cuityinthemoni?
wring of terrorism and other
dangerous criminals Via digital
corrununlcatluns Including
entail. phone contact. chat
rooms and socialmedla.

And last night David Cam?
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Isis digs in 400 miles from Italy

 

CHRISTINA 
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highway alongside the Medi-
terrancan, lighters from
Libya's 166 Brigade sit deject~
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Ielnes from a plastic bag.

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newesl?andlnostalamting#
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coast of Italy and far tron-t the

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Syria, And they are losing.

A nmtley group of students

two ?remen. au'md trader and
a Iormcr colonel, all In combat
fatigue-S. they make up one of
many militias that came
together In [he revolution that
toppled Colonel Muan-unur
Gadai? In 2011.

Since last summer 'n'lpoli
and the west of the country
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to pro-Snowden sentiment in the wake of a key court ruling and a
new surveillance law, the article (behind a paywall: full text here)
claims in the ?rst paragraph that these two adversaries ?have

    

        



 

   
     

cracked the top?secret cache of ?les stolen by the fugitive US THE SUNDAY 

whistleblower Edward Snowden, forcing M16 to pull agents out of germ i Bl'ilhh his
. . . . . . . . Em - helm In

?ve operatlons in hostile countries, according to senlor of?c1als   ?re -, 

in Downing Street, the Home Of?ce and the security services.? It 
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rescue operations after Moscow gained access to more than 1m I. I.
classi?ed ?les held by the formerAmerican security contractorseek protection from Vladimir Putin, the Russian
president, after mounting one of the largest leaks in US history.

 

Senior government sources con?rmed that China had also cracked the 
documents, which contain details of secret intelligence techniques and information that
could allow British and American spies to be identi?ed.

One senior Home O?ice o?icial accused Snowden of having ?blood on his hands?,
although Downing Street said there was ?no evidence of anyone being harmed?.

 

 

Aside from the serious retraction?worthy fabrications on which this article depends more on
those in a minute the entire report is a self-negating joke. It reads like a parody I might
quickly whip up in order to illustrate the core sickness of western journalism.

Unless he cooked an extra-juicy steak, how does Snowden ?have blood on his hands? if there is
?no evidence of anyone being harmed?? As one observer put it last night in describing the
government instructions these Sunday Times journalists appear to have obeyed: ?There?s no
evidence anyone?s been harmed but we?d like the phrase ?blood on his hands? somewhere in the

piece.?

The whole article does literally nothing other than quote anonymous British of?cials. It
gives voice to banal but in?ammatory accusations that are made about every whistleblower from
Daniel Ellsberg to Chelsea Manning. It offers zero evidence or con?rmation for any of its claims.
The ?journalists? who wrote it neither questioned any of the of?cial assertions nor even quoted
anyone who denies them. It?s pure stenography of the worst kind: some government of?cials
whispered these in?ammatory claims in our ears and told us to print them, but not reveal who they
are, and we?re obeying. Breaking!

Stephen Colbert captured this exact pathology with untoppable precision in his 2006 White
House Correspondents speech, when he mocked American journalism to the faces of those who

practice it:

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