Thanks to our mate, Spirit of Sobraon skipper and great guy Garry Goldsworthy!

From the great Seeker of Truth:

Sounds like Harry has become a vengeful publicity seeking fool. And, of course, all proceeds from the sale of this book are going to charity. That would be Harry and Meghan's own charity Archewell Foundation where they can have "their hands in the til" under the handle of administration expenses.

Can't wait for its first IRS return.

Those two wasted an awful lot of money in setting up their Sussex Royal Foundation in the UK that then had a name change to MWX Foundation because Sussex Royal was knocked out.

MWX Foundation is now in administration, being liquidated, as the pair went down the Archewell Foundation road to be based in the US.

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/royal-charities-did-not-act-outside-charity-law

The first Annual Return for Sussex Royal Foundation (now MWX Foundation) is yet to be filed.

It was due this month.

With grifters, it's always about the money.

Watch this space.

Did I mention New South Wales?

Joe Biden will not sanction China for recent cyber attacks pic.twitter.com/w7ntNMomFQ

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) July 19, 2021

malicious cyber activities by China’s Ministry of State Security.

China’s Ministry of State Security is engaging contract hackers

China’s Ministry of State Security exploited vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Exchange software

Today, the Australian Government joins international partners in expressing serious concerns about malicious cyber activities by China’s Ministry of State Security.

In consultation with our partners, the Australian Government has determined that China’s Ministry of State Security exploited vulnerabilities in the Microsoft Exchange software to affect thousands of computers and networks worldwide, including in Australia. These actions have undermined international stability and security by opening the door to a range of other actors, including cybercriminals, who continue to exploit this vulnerability for illicit gain.

The Australian Government is also seriously concerned about reports from our international partners that China’s Ministry of State Security is engaging contract hackers who have carried out cyber-enabled intellectual property theft for personal gain and to provide commercial advantage to the Chinese Government.

Australia calls on all countries – including China – to act responsibly in cyberspace. China must adhere to the commitments it has made in the G20, and bilaterally, to refrain from cyber-enabled theft of intellectual property, trade secrets and confidential business information with the intent of obtaining competitive advantage.

Since 2017, Australia has publicly attributed malicious cyber activity to North Korea, Russia, China and Iran. Most recently, Australia joined more than 30 international partners to hold Russia to account for its harmful cyber campaign against SolarWinds. Australia calls out these malicious activities to highlight the significant risk they can pose to Australia’s national security or to international stability, which in turn can undermine business confidence and inclusive economic growth.

Australia’s cyber security posture is strong, but there is no room for complacency given the online threat environment is constantly evolving. Protecting Australia from malicious cyber activity – be it by state actors or cybercriminals – requires a continuous improvement approach to cyber security practices across all levels of society including government, business and households.

The Australian Government will continue to work with international partners and the private sector to strengthen cyber security, including through the implementation of Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2020 and Australia’s International Cyber and Critical Technology Engagement Strategy. All Australians are encouraged to visit cyber.gov.au for advice on how to protect themselves online.

All class.

"I and the whole nation will be cheering for you...you have all worked incredibly hard for this moment, during the most challenging of times."

A message from The Princess Royal to @TeamGB ahead of #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/0G5RHzxs5q

— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) July 19, 2021