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I'm concerned that the merger between Vodafone Group and Three UK is dangerous and risks giving a company with its roots in Communist Party-ruled China a more prominent place in the UK’s mobile network. Not only does the proposed deal raise serious questions about national security and competition, but...

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Iain Duncan Smith MP Chingford & Woodford Green

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Any security issues? We shouldn't be dealing with China at all fir anything. Yes we'd have to tough it out, rebuild our manufacturing base again, suffer some real hardships, but getting into business with China has always been bad news!

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Li family picked the wrong side after all.

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK A bigger risk is the merger of our so called politicians and Royalty with the WEF, WHO, and the UN. It is those quislings who are betraying the people of the UK..

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Thankyou Iain.

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK I suggest a levy system to be implemented for those business with close ties with Human Rights Priority Countries and got them pay for our extra security and counterterrorism budget

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Are you only happy when your party are taking back handers from dodgy Russians?

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK I should t worry Ian - starlink will be the primary mobile platform within the next 5 years especially in rural areas

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Conservatives are liars

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK U r irrelevant though.

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@VodafoneGroup @ThreeUK Why does it suddenly bother you now?

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