Re: You mean "faux outrage"?
The "Arch-Tory" wanted a United States of Europe but didn't want the UK to be part of it. Looks like we're almost there.
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"The new manufacturing plants will be automated and you'll just have a few people monitoring, adjusting, maintaining the equipment."
But stuff has to go in and out of the factory, roads have to be maintained etc. Relocating factories to the US will create jobs. Not always the jobs you would want but a $1Bn fab will bring in employment.
You miss the point completely and, I suspect, deliberately. The original problem was that ISP's could not moderate content and therefore should be protected from lawsuits concerning that content. The current crop of big media companies have proved conclusively that they CAN moderate content and do so to support their business and their political viewpoints, so the protection should be taken away.
The BBC's 'fact check' unit tried to answer this one and could only say that it hadn't been proven. The fact is that biological research institutions have accidentally released stuff in to the wild in the past and speculating that this may have happened here is entirely reasonable. Not necessarily true but reasonable.