Zionist lobby: Alive and at work!
According to the UK government’s website Matthew Steven Gould, the former British ambassador to Israel between 2010 and 2015 is now the director of cyber security and information assurance at the Cabinet Office.
Gould’s new job as head of the Office of Cyber Security and Information Assurance (OCSIA) involves giving strategic direction to cyber security and information assurance for the UK.
This includes internet crime, working with private sector partners on exchanging information, and engaging with international partners in improving the security of cyberspace and information security.
All these come as Gould's loyalty to Israel and the Zionist lobby have always proved to be controversial. Does it seem right for such a person to be in charge of crucial security matters at the heart of our government?
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In parallel, the UN is to launch a second inquiry by its Committee on the Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (CESCR) to investigate the impact of government austerity cuts on vulnerable groups.
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