William Wragg

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Original Poster:

1,416 posts

47 months

Friday 5th April
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Nothing on this yet?

What a prick.

Literally.

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/tory-william-wragg-...

272BHP

5,632 posts

242 months

Friday 5th April
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His own compromise was indeed foolish.

Giving away personal details of others and thus compromising them is unforgivable.

bitchstewie

54,498 posts

216 months

Friday 5th April
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Reads very close to blackmail by state actors.

Evanivitch

21,636 posts

128 months

Friday 5th April
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Just another week in the Tory party.

dukeboy749r

2,891 posts

216 months

Friday 5th April
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Play silly games, win silly prizes.

Why don’t adults think before they act?

As a ‘public figure’ wouldn’t the modicum of thought be: maybe I need a disposable phone for this purpose?


Siko

2,032 posts

248 months

Friday 5th April
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272BHP said:
His own compromise was indeed foolish.

Giving away personal details of others and thus compromising them is unforgivable.
Exactly. What a total tool.

greygoose

8,585 posts

201 months

Friday 5th April
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I find it hard to believe that he only gave away some phone numbers.

borcy

4,804 posts

62 months

Friday 5th April
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Compromised by who and why are the two most pressing questions, to my mind anyway.

tangerine_sedge

5,053 posts

224 months

Friday 5th April
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At this point in time, I'm thinking that it will be easier just asking the Russian/Chinese state for the various government missing whatsapp messages.

FFS - at some point these politicians need to realise that they need to take security and cyber hygiene seriously.

Gecko1978

10,322 posts

163 months

Friday 5th April
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Your a Senior MP and your on a dating app......I am assuming the security services give you training on this sort of thing

You maybe confess some smutty fantasy or send them a cock pick.....and because of that you now have to sell state secrets

Seems to me there must be more to this

Embarressed cos the sun publish our sumtty fantasis which frankly we all have

My strong suspicion is this is way more than a phone number or two

tangerine_sedge

5,053 posts

224 months

Friday 5th April
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Gecko1978 said:
Your a Senior MP and your on a dating app......I am assuming the security services give you training on this sort of thing

You maybe confess some smutty fantasy or send them a cock pick.....and because of that you now have to sell state secrets

Seems to me there must be more to this

Embarressed cos the sun publish our sumtty fantasis which frankly we all have

My strong suspicion is this is way more than a phone number or two
My assumption would be that the numbers are for targetted phishing/drive-by Malware infections.

Evanivitch

21,636 posts

128 months

Friday 5th April
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tangerine_sedge said:
My assumption would be that the numbers are for targetted phishing/drive-by Malware infections.
They could literally send a dodgy photo to a phone then report to the police. I'm not saying that warrants a conviction, but anyone caught with illegal images on their phone is going to get a really hard time, even if they get cleared by police.

Pitre

4,899 posts

240 months

Friday 5th April
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What ever happened to honour and integrity FFS?

RESIGN YOU TW4T!

matrignano

4,585 posts

216 months

Friday 5th April
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bhstewie said:
Reads very close to blackmail by state actors.
Assuming Russia or China really desperately need the phone number of a Leicestershire MP, I’m sure they have easier and more legit ways of obtaining it hehe

Hippea

2,082 posts

75 months

Friday 5th April
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And he hasn’t resigned?

Douglas Quaid

2,400 posts

91 months

Friday 5th April
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It’s one thing if he wants to send a photo of his own splayed anus, but to give other peoples numbers as well when his anus is potentially going to be on the front page of all of the tabloids is simply not cricket.

What a numpty.

valiant

11,155 posts

166 months

Friday 5th April
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Hippea said:
And he hasn’t resigned?
He’s standing down at the next election anyway so clearly he’s hoping that’ll be enough to see it through to the end and I imagine Rishi will also want him to stay on until then to avoid yet another by-election humiliation especially as we’re nearing GE territory.

Events, however, may overtake what plans he has and force the decision and you’re right, he should resign immediately.

mwstewart

7,928 posts

194 months

Friday 5th April
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So naïve.

Derek Smith

46,328 posts

254 months

Friday 5th April
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A few years ago I would have said it was beyond belief. While the stupidity of the action has remained the same, it is, more or less, getting to become the norm.

I read this morning that the tories investigated using the data from their membership as income revenue, allowing an outside company use the data to locate them and send them relevant adverts, which, if completed, would earn them a percentage. My wife, not a member of any political party, was both astounded and angry. I was a bit meh, it happens.

Who are these people?

I read an article by a columnist of a tech magazine about how they had been conned twice on the same day. Does she not read the magazine she contributes to?

It's not the world that's gone mad, it's us.

Tankrizzo

7,463 posts

199 months

Friday 5th April
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Hippea said:
And he hasn’t resigned?
That would require some integrity, something the Tory Party of 2024 can't comprehend.