Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "GBNews"
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These people had meetings with Cabinet ministers. Who might the Tories have been protecting?
Lubov Chernukhin: Wife of Vladimir Chernukhin, a former Russian minister under Putin. She has donated millions to the Conservative Party.
Alexander Temerko: A former senior executive in Russian energy firms and now a British citizen, Temerko has donated large sums to the Conservatives and is linked to the UK energy sector.
Vladimir Chernukhin: Former Russian minister and husband of Lubov Chernukhin. While his wife is the formal donor, there are significant ties to Russian political circles.
Who might have influenced the last government's energy policy?
Michael Hintze: A major Conservative donor and a prominent figure in the hedge fund world, with investments in energy companies, including fossil fuels.
Ian Taylor: Former CEO of Vitol, one of the world’s largest energy trading companies dealing in oil and gas. He was a notable Conservative donor.
Ayman Asfari: CEO of Petrofac, a major player in the oil and gas services industry. He has made significant donations to the Conservative Party.
Who might have been influencing you during the Tory government, and who might still be influencing you now?
Jonathan Harmsworth (Viscount Rothermere): Owner of the Daily Mail and General Trust, which has been criticized for its use of offshore tax arrangements. The Rothermere family has made donations and has been supportive of Conservative policies.
Lord Ashcroft: Former Conservative Party deputy chairman and significant donor. He has been linked to offshore tax arrangements and has media interests.
David Rowland: A property tycoon with extensive business interests in offshore jurisdictions. Rowland has been a key donor to the Conservative Party and close to senior figures within the party.
Christophe Harborne: A major donor who has been linked to various business ventures, including aviation fuel. He has donated substantial amounts to the Conservative Party and Reform UK.
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@ I hear your frustration, and I agree that leaders – especially spiritual ones – have a responsibility to speak clearly and compassionately in the face of violence and suffering. But I don’t think Pope Francis was “against Jesus’s people.” His role is often to be a bridge-builder, not a politician or a judge. Meeting with representatives of groups in conflict, even terrible ones, isn’t always endorsement – it can be a path to diplomacy, pressure, or peace, however imperfect.
He has consistently condemned violence and called out cruelty on all sides, including the horrors of war and terrorism. And while symbolism matters – yes, Easter Monday has deep resonance – I’d be cautious about drawing conclusions without clear evidence. In times like these, we need less division and more moral clarity rooted in compassion, not fear or vengeance.
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