Gabija Gatavekaite
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254 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Sep
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Of course the anniversary of nine eleven, very, very difficult for the president every single year 'cause it really cut open such a massive gash of
on the fabric of American society, a d a tricky one for the President to navigate and is it a good thing that he's abroad, you know, so close to it maybe he should be at home.
Of course, and and there's some analysis of this as well in the Sunday Times, I believe, the Motley crew is what they're branding, Nigel Farage's uh advisors, some of which, you know, deputy heads will roll and they and they have rolled.
Of course we had the reform uh conference as well this weekend too in Birmingham.
You know, really quite damning investigation that came from Channel Four this week.
And really what is next for Farage?
What does it mean?
And I'm wondering uh
Or is he trying to paint himself as some kind of a victim perhaps and maybe looking for people to take a bit of pity on him?
I think it's interesting to see the way it's all going to work out in British politics the next couple of months.
Yes, so starting off with, I think, Kinahan, he's looking at deportation, of course.
We are expecting Daniel Kinahan to be extradited from the prison that he's in, Dubai.
But some of the other members of the Kinahan clan also are seeming to be in danger because their visas have expired.
A very simple thing to, I suppose, be chased after.
So John Mooney reports that it's Christy Kinahan Sr.
's residency visa expired.
to stay in dubai expired in april um and then also it's also expired for ian dixon who's viewed to be one of the cartel's most trusted lieutenants and there's an expert speaking in the piece and they're saying it's rory macomb who's a former deputy director of the national crime agency saying it's preposterous to suggest that the uae did not know the visa status of the cartel members in dubai
And he's saying this raises questions about whether there are financial benefits to individuals in the UAE government, law enforcement, which is holding them back from making arrests and deporting them.
That's obviously he's speculating there.
No, and I think Russia was also another country that was being considered by them too, but it seems that they have gotten too comfortable in Dubai, and of course we know that there's sanctions out against them, the Irish government is coming for Daniel Kinahan, and certainly I would say his dad, and the person that is seen to be the incoming leader of the cartel, Ian Dixon, that they're in trouble as well, and they probably are thinking, do you know what, we're going to maybe stay here as long as we can, because where do you go, and how do you get there?
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