Ian Miles Cheong
@stillgray
"This is Aubrey Cottle. He hacked GiveSendGo and he doesn't care if anyone knows it. He's live on TikTok bragging about doxing and releasing the info that's currently getting thousands of people fired from their jobs for donating to the Freedom Convoy."
https://twitter.com/stillgray/status/1494024066503946241
ya, I found it just today. sorry for reposting
Bulgarian
kkekekkek
the demon is called meth or sth.
>Storm Red Alert
Shut for Storm Eunice: Attractions and parks across Britain announce they will CLOSE tomorrow and Army is put on standby - after rare RED weather warning was issued for the South West over 100mph winds
An emergency Cobra meeting was called by the Government today to discuss the incoming Storm Eunice after the Met Office issued a rare 'red warning' to stay indoors for what could be Britain's worst storm in 32 years. Millions of Britons were warned to batten down the hatches for the second winter storm in just three days, with the South of England expected to bear the brunt of widespread 80mph gusts from 5am tomorrow until 9pm. Rail operators told passengers to avoid using their services, with London North Eastern Railway urging people not to travel between London, Leeds and York - and Southeastern saying: 'We strongly advise you do not travel.' The Royal Borough of Greenwich in London told residents to 'stay inside where possible', fire services across the South and Midlands told locals to 'stay indoors and limit travel' and Swansea Council said all schools will shut. The Met Office has placed almost all of England and Wales under an amber warning tomorrow, while an even more severe red warning for the South West says there could be 'flying debris resulting in danger to life'. The red warning was issued along the coastline of Devon and Cornwall as well as the south coast of Wales due to extremely strong winds that could reach up to 100mph amid concerns roofs could be blown off houses. Forecasters said Storm Eunice would cause 'significant disruption and dangerous conditions due to extremely strong winds', including 'damage to buildings and homes', 'power lines brought down' and 'uprooted trees'.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10523279/Storm-Eunice-Government-calls-COBRA-meeting-Met-Office-issues-rare-RED-warning.html