8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (6)
#24470219 at 2026-04-06 12:08:00 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29839: What's Trump's Next Strategic Move? Edition
>>24470209
2 January 2022
Attendees
CC Michelle Skeer Cumbria - Meeting Chair
T/DCC Nikki Watson Avon and Somerset
CC Garry Forsyth Bedfordshire
CC Nick Dean Cambridgeshire
CC Mark Roberts Cheshire
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Cmsr Angela McLaren City of London
DCC Helen McMillan Cleveland
CC Rachel Swann Derbyshire Constabulary
CC Shaun Sawyer Devon and Cornwall
CC Jo Farrell Durham
CC Richard Lewis Dyfed-Powys
CC Ben-Julian Harrington Essex
CC Rod Hansen Gloucestershire
CC Stephen Watson Greater Manchester
CC Pam Kelly Gwent
CC Olivia Pinkney Hampshire
CC Charlie Hall Hertfordshire
CC Lee Freeman Humberside
CC Chris Rowley Lancashire
CC Simon Cole Leicestershire
T/ACC Chris Davison Lincolnshire
CC Serena Kennedy Merseyside
Dep Cmsr Sir Stephen House Metropolitan Police Service
AC Helen Ball Metropolitan Police Service
DAC Amanda Pearson Metropolitan Police Service
AC Louisa Rolfe Metropolitan Police Service
AC Matt Jukes Metropolitan Police Service
CC Andy Adams Ministry of Defence Police
CC Carl Foulkes North Wales
CC Paul Sanford Norfolk Constabulary
DCC Simon Nickless Northamptonshire
CC Craig Guildford Nottinghamshire
CC Winton Keenan Northumbria
DCC Mabs Hussain North Yorkshire
CC Iain Livingstone Police Scotland
CC James Vaughan South Wales
T/CC Lauren Poultney South Yorkshire
CC Chris Noble Staffordshire
CC Stephen Jupp Suffolk
CC Gavin Stephens Surrey
CC Jo Shiner Sussex
CC Debra Tedds Warwickshire
CC Pippa Mills West Mercia
CC Sir David Thompson West Midlands
CC John Robins West Yorkshire
CC Kier Pritchard Wiltshire
DCC Alistair Sutherland British Transport Police
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CC Simon Chesterman Civil Nuclear Constabulary
CEO Andy Marsh College of Policing
S23 S23
Col Mark John Royal Military Police
CO Ruari Hardy Guernsey Police
CO Robin Smith States of Jersey Police
A/DCC Stewart Gull States of Jersey Police
CO Gary Roberts Isle of Man Police
Cmsr Richard Ullger Royal Gibraltar Police
In attendance
ACC Owen Weatherill NPoCC
AC Robert Beckley Assistant Commissioner - Op Resolve
DCC Janette McCormick Operation Uplift
Robin Wilkinson Metropolitan Police Service
Gemma Stannard NPCC Strategic Hub Lead
Angela Connolly NPCC Business Support Lead
T/Ch Insp Wayne Nash NPCC Staff Officer
Richard Hampson NPCC Senior Business Officer
Cathy Willis NPCC Executive Assistant
Mark Farey NPCC Business Support
David Paul NPCC Workforce Committee Support
John Bragaglia NPCC SOC Portfolio Director/National ROCU Coordinator
Fi Greenlees NPCC FOIA
S23 S23CO
S23 S23Director
S23 S23 SRO
S23 S23
Nicola Growcott NPCC Head of Communications
SESSION 1:
NPCC Chair's Update
The Chair welcomed those present to this virtual Chiefs' Council meeting. The following tendered their
apologies for the meeting.
AC Martin Hewitt - NPCC Chair
Chief Constable Nick Adderley - Northamptonshire Police
Chief Constable Sarah Crew - Avon and Somerset Constabulary
Chief Constable Alan Pughsley - Kent Police
https://ethicalapproach.co.uk/npcc_meeting_12_january_2022.pdf
#16813738 at 2022-07-26 00:28:25 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21198: WTF Happened To The Dough!? Edition
Chinese military secrets leaked on a video game forum
It's not the first time that War Thunder fans have leaked military secrets
By Charlie Hall@Charlie_L_Hall Jun 2, 2022, 4:24pm EDT
A fan of the video game War Thunder, the free-to-play vehicle combat simulator, has leaked classified Chinese military documents on the game's online forum. According to defense analysts, while the details of the anti-tank weapon in question were previously known, this is the first time that authenticating documentation has been seen outside of China. How do we know the documents are authentic? Well, they're pictured next to the weapon itself.
The weapon in question is the DTC10-125, an anti-tank round fielded by the modern-day Chinese military. Also known as a kinetic energy penetrator, its job is to punch through metal and breach the internal compartments of a tank and knock it out of action. As such, its capabilities are a closely guarded secret. Or at least they were until someone on the War Thunder forums got into an argument and needed to prove a point.
The information was quickly removed from the forums, but it is still available online. Polygon has viewed the original image and can confirm it's quite a comprehensive photo, and includes an annotated diagram of the munition itself as well as its casing, called a sabot.
UK Defense Journal, a volunteer organization that covers issues related to militaries around the world, reports that while the specifications of the DTC10-125 were previously revealed online in multiple locations, this leak appears to confirm them with official government documentation. They also claim that the photo includes a close-up image of the weapon, lending additional credence to its authenticity.
This is not the first time that classified information on modern-day weapons systems was leaked on the War Thunder forums. In July 2021, details of the United Kingdom's CHallenger 2 main battle tank were leaked, and then in December particulars of the French Leclerc main battle tank also ended up online.
War Thunder is not the only simulation game to suffer from these types of incidents. In 2019 an employee of flight simulation developer Eagle Dynamics was indicted on charges of conspiracy and smuggling for allegedly attempting to have someone inside the United States purchase manuals for the F-16 on eBay and then send them overseas for analysis.
https://www.polygon.com/23152203/war-thunder-chinese-tank-weapon-leak-classified-military-secrets-forum
#16390528 at 2022-06-03 12:44:30 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20735: Nation state powers on paper - Learn their Rules and your rights
Chinese military secrets leaked on a video game forum
It's not the first time that War Thunder fans have leaked military secrets
By Charlie Hall@Charlie_L_Hall Jun 2, 2022, 4:24pm EDT
A fan of the video game War Thunder, the free-to-play vehicle combat simulator, has leaked classified Chinese military documents on the game's online forum. According to defense analysts, while the details of the anti-tank weapon in question were previously known, this is the first time that authenticating documentation has been seen outside of China. How do we know the documents are authentic? Well, they're pictured next to the weapon itself.
The weapon in question is the DTC10-125, an anti-tank round fielded by the modern-day Chinese military. Also known as a kinetic energy penetrator, its job is to punch through metal and breach the internal compartments of a tank and knock it out of action. As such, its capabilities are a closely guarded secret. Or at least they were until someone on the War Thunder forums got into an argument and needed to prove a point.
The information was quickly removed from the forums, but it is still available online. Polygon has viewed the original image and can confirm it's quite a comprehensive photo, and includes an annotated diagram of the munition itself as well as its casing, called a sabot.
UK Defense Journal, a volunteer organization that covers issues related to militaries around the world, reports that while the specifications of the DTC10-125 were previously revealed online in multiple locations, this leak appears to confirm them with official government documentation. They also claim that the photo includes a close-up image of the weapon, lending additional credence to its authenticity.
This is not the first time that classified information on modern-day weapons systems was leaked on the War Thunder forums. In July 2021, details of the United Kingdom's CHallenger 2 main battle tank were leaked, and then in December particulars of the French Leclerc main battle tank also ended up online.
War Thunder is not the only simulation game to suffer from these types of incidents. In 2019 an employee of flight simulation developer Eagle Dynamics was indicted on charges of conspiracy and smuggling for allegedly attempting to have someone inside the United States purchase manuals for the F-16 on eBay and then send them overseas for analysis.
https://www.polygon.com/23152203/war-thunder-chinese-tank-weapon-leak-classified-military-secrets-forum
#15856604 at 2022-03-13 20:54:24 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #20051: Ebake Edition
>>15856582
julia louis dreyfus
Born: January 13, 1961 (age 61 years), Manhattan, New York, NY
Height: 5? 3?
Spouse: Brad Hall (m. 1987)
Children: Charlie Hall, Henry Hall
Parents: G?rard Louis-Dreyfus, Judith Bowles
#6051874 at 2019-04-05 01:03:27 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7740: Think source files. The more you know. Edition
Notes.
UK Police ready 10,000 riot officers as fears Brexit tensions could worsen.
The head of the National Police Chiefs Council, chief constable Charlie Hall, has revealed that at least 10,000 officers have been amassed, trained in tactics to stop looting. It's a greater number than was deployed during the riots that blighted England in the summer of 2011.
Hall claims that reinforcements for local police could begin within an hour of a request and take up to eight hours to fully deliver, insisting "We would easily run at that pace for the first seven days."
Martin Hewitt, chair of National Police Chiefs Council, has issued a warning that "prominent individuals" should avoid inciting anger given the "febrile" and "emotive" atmosphere currently enveloping Britain.It comes as concerns are being raised that rhetoric surrounding the Brexit debate could be contributing to inflaming tensions.
More here:
https://voiceofeurope.com/2019/04/uk-police-ready-10000-riot-officers-as-fears-brexit-tensions-could-worsen/
#6044050 at 2019-04-04 13:37:53 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #7730: And then There Were Seven Edition
UK Police ready 10,000 riot officers as fears Brexit tensions could worsen
The head of the National Police Chiefs Council, chief constable Charlie Hall, has revealed that at least 10,000 officers have been amassed, trained in tactics to stop looting. It's a greater number than was deployed during the riots that blighted England in the summer of 2011.
Hall claims that reinforcements for local police could begin within an hour of a request and take up to eight hours to fully deliver, insisting "We would easily run at that pace for the first seven days."
Martin Hewitt, chair of National Police Chiefs Council, has issued a warning that "prominent individuals" should avoid inciting anger given the "febrile" and "emotive" atmosphere currently enveloping Britain.It comes as concerns are being raised that rhetoric surrounding the Brexit debate could be contributing to inflaming tensions.
Up to 1,000 officers are being trained in case Northern Ireland requires reinforcements, with mainland police constables being taught specific tactics needed in the region.
https://voiceofeurope.com/2019/04/uk-police-ready-10000-riot-officers-as-fears-brexit-tensions-could-worsen/