Chris Harborne

And Gawain would say, you know, he believed in Brexit.

I mean, if we're judging him by his actions, he clearly does seem to want Brexit done, right?

He puts an enormous amount of money in during that year of that crucial campaign.

So when I was asking about why is Hab on there?

And so Gawain says he was excited by it.

He was interested in it.

He believed in the basic premise that Britain should govern itself.

And then he says, I never heard him say, and I want you to have this policy.

You've got to remember that the Brexit Party only had one policy, and that was to have Brexit.

I think that's a fair assumption, but I don't think that's the whole picture either.

Right.

And this is where I think we start to scrutinize the relationship between these donations and the recipient's approach to cryptocurrency.

So yeah, 2019, huge sums into the Brexit party.

After the 2019 general election has taken place.

And then all donations stopped for a while from Harbonne.

We're into COVID then, yeah.

And Farage starts to become very vocal in support for cryptocurrency.

Yeah.

Now, these big pile of legal letters I've got here from various highly reputable British law firms, they all say there is no connection between the donations that Harborne gives.

Harborne says this and the political recipient says this.