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Meta Facing Huge Privacy Fines
In the run up to General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), myself and others were faced with the challenges of bringing systems into line. The industry was facing one of the biggest changes it had faced for personal data protection in many years. GDPR allows the authorities to fine companies significantly for breaches of data processing…
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Britain will not attack Syria
David Cameron suffered a set back in his plans to Attack Syria. David Cameron was last night suffering from a massive defeat in the House of Commons. Having ordered MPs back for an emergency session, aimed at supporting British involvement in possible military action against the Syrian government. There has been some harsh criticism of…
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Lewisham Hospital vs Jeremy Hunt
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt in Court over Lewisham Hospital Waking up this morning to the usual routine of finding out late about events that happened in the previous day since I no longer take public transport I often miss out on important stories. But I felt that this story was worth a mention in my…
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British Basketball Funding Parliamentary Debate
It is not too common that I am likely to write an article which has a sports related theme to it. The reason for that is that until last year I was not into sports in any real way what so ever. A year ago however I started gaining interest in Basketball. During the last…
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Race for the White House 2013
The United States is voting today for the next President of the United States. Its that time of the year when political figures desperately seek to avoid reporters uncovering their disturbing secrets and horrible tales. They start making bold political statements in order to gain support amongst the people. The run to elect the next…
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Discrimination is a Right according to Nick Griffin
Discrimination OK, according to Nick Griffin This will not be the first time I have discussed Nick Griffin, the hatred that he brings to Europe where he represents the “interests” of the United Kingdom has been brought up before. Likewise, I doubt this will be the final time he gets brought up in this context.…
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Pentagon opens its arms to the Gay Community
Pentagon is to openly welcome gay troops this month. In Washington DC, the Pentagon is widely recognized as a major building of the US DOD. Equally well known for the source of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Policies. Those polices have since been uplifted, last year. This month the Department of Defense will be seeking to…
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It is the year of change, 2012 is here
You might have noticed that you have not seen any posts recently from me. There have been many reasons for that and but I am sure you will be happy to know that the path is set and soon Whitebunnywabbit.com will be back to its good old days. The site has now been moved to…
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A United Country Divided against itsself cannot stand strong
June 16, 1858, Washington DC, USA: In a historically famous speech to the house of representatives of the United States, Senate candidate Abraham Lincoln issued a speech in which he declared: “A house divided against itself cannot stand”. These words echo quite seamlessly into the present situation in the United Kingdom. For the first time…
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Independancy or Financial Assurance That is the Question.
Scottish National Party Confrence 2011. This weekend, in Inverness delegates and interested parties of the Scottish National Party has been converging to discuss such things as party conferences discuss. Independence Referendum Independence is a core value of the Scottish National Party, what is not yet clear is if it is truly a core value…