Comments by "Curious Crow" (@CuriousCrow-mp4cx) on "" video.

  1. The overseas hedge fund was incorporated in the UK by the owners, Greg Skinner and Suneil Setiya, both British nationals. Like the hedge fund they are, they retry tured the company as a conglomerate, whose holding company is now in the Cayman Islands. Nothing strange about that, as the Cayman Islands is a British overseas territory, like the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands. So the Cayman Islands is a British tax haven. It's not foreign money,from foreign people. It's money from British billionaires, based in a British overseas territory. Is that ideal? Nope. But as we don't live in an ideal world nor the land of Oz, but the real one that is globalised, it is what it is.
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  2. Quadrature is owned by Greg Skinner and Suneil Setiya, both British citizens. This is a matter of public record.
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  3. Not really. Money is like water, and the UK is like a very leaky pipe. The money will not stay here. Ask the water companies in England and Wales.
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  4. Phil, I think your missing the point. Even in your comment section there are bots misleading people about the facts. As you know perception usually Trump's facts in politics. So, if the perception is that Labour are just the cleanest of the dirty shirts in the laundry basket, and that is why they're hesitant, that undermines our democracy just as much as Musk buying Farage. However much the British bicker amongst themselves, they are patriotic. And the issue is that Farage taking money from foreign Billionaires is simply unpatriotic. Labour's largest donor is a British hedge fund, founded and owned by British billionaire nationals, and whose owning company is based in a British-owned tax haven. For our sins, this hedge fund is British. And that's what is importsnt. They have skin in our game, and are future. Musk doesn't. All he's got here are Telsa dealerships. That's it, and he's done nothing to even suggest he's expanding his interests here, or even cares beyond that. Indeed, he might even be putting off British people buying a Tesla, because of his behaviour. If Musk gets kicked out of Tesla, he has no skin in the game except his ego as far as the UK is concerned. That's not the case with the owners Quadrature. They were born here, have London based offices here, and AFAIK, they are still based here. So is it unpatriotic to take money from British billionaires? Not as the system stands at the moment in my opinion. It's as simple as that. But, Musk is a foreign national and thus, no British political party should accept funding from him.
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  5. Hypocrisy is not the issue in donations from British hedge funds founded by British Citizens. It is simply unpatriotic for political parties to take donations from non-British donors.
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  6. No, they didn't. They got £4m from Quadrature, who are owned by Greg Skinner and Suneil Setiya, both of British nationality. This is a matter of public record. It isn't unpatriotic to patriot to take money from British billionaires, and that the biggest issue. Musk doesn't care about this country. The UK could be a slurry pit for all he cares. that's why he doesn't mind dumping more poop in it. And Farage is unpatriotic for even considering taking Musk's money, who isn't a British citizen.
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