A massive digital security firm, that is behind the introduction of biometric banking (fingerprint payments), is about to be taken over by one of the worlds largest defence contractors. It is a huge story and yet nobody is talking about it. Aerospace & defence giant Thales has bid for cyber-security pioneer Gemalto. The deal will be approved next month. It is astonishing that there is no opposition to this and that the media is silent. First a word on the roll-out of biometric banking and what it means. I’ve talked about the cashless society agenda on The Richie Allen Show

Brent is a young man with Downs Syndrome. He has a Twitter account which is overseen by his mum. On Sunday morning Brent posted a picture of himself smiling with the caption: “Good morning Twitter. I’m going out with my sister. I’m happy about how I look. I choose my clothes and my hair because I am a man and I can.” He’s a sharp dresser is Brent, sporting a cool denim look with a pair of trendy navy trainers.  Marianne Talbot, a philosophy director at Oxford University replied to his Tweet asking: “Do you mean a man rather than a child

The forces of political correctness have had a fabulous few weeks. As I write this the tears are streaming down my face I am laughing so hard. Honestly I’m not exaggerating, I do find it hilarious. Yes it’s deadly serious too, I know that. Political Correctness ends in uniformity of thought and behaviour and ultimately the criminalisation of anything that doesn’t conform. It’s a mainstay of Cultural Marxism and is totalitarianism on steroids. Well my friend, the ante has been upped in the last month. Here are a few examples. Prepare for belly laughs! Michelle Terry is the new artistic

3.4 million people in the UK hardly used any cash at all in the last year and debit card payments have overtaken cash use for the first time, according to banking trade body UK Finance. 13.2 billion debit card payments were made in 2017, a very sharp rise of 14% on the previous year. The research shows that the use of notes and coins dropped by 15% overall. Purchases are increasingly being made using contactless technology, you know where you hold your card near the machine without having to input your pin? Wait for it… the frequency of contactless payments almost

I had a call this morning from an old friend who sounded very annoyed. I can’t identify him or where he works, but he rang to say that he was told by his manager that his presence along with everyone else’s, was required in the canteen at midday, where a minutes silence would be observed in memory of those killed in the Grenfell Tower disaster, which occurred exactly one year ago today. He was also told that there would be time made available after that, for everyone to chat about it. My mate, who I know to be kind, decent