I haven't read the report in detail yet, but already two facts emerge rather strikingly:1) It was the ISCs view "that the UK intelligence and security community should produce an analogous assessment of potential Russian interference in the EU referendum and that an unclassified summary of it be published." The reason for this is that the government had made no attempt to investigate that interference: as Kevan Jones MP said: “The outrage is that no-one wanted to know if there was interference."2) The government has rejected a call to investigate the issue now: Raab said today “We have seen no evidence of successful interference in the EU referendum." Well of course they haven't, because, for reasons we can all see, they decided not to look for any evidence.One word for this: shameful.
Richard Carter ● 2302d