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Monday, October 5th, 2026, 2:50 pm

Sirius Open Source is Bankrupt, Shut Down

Crossposted from Techrights

Sirius no more

There is an ongoing effort to finish off “Reform UK”, which is a company disguised as a political party that breaks the law and panders to racists – a “skill” mastered by Farage and his enablers.

The boss of SIRIUS OPEN SOURCE LTD (not founder!) is probably still hiding in the US (from the engineers that he robbed; he had engaged in pension fraud) and being a “Conservative” that he is (and has long been), maybe he even supports Reform UK.

Will their fate be similar?

“Hi,” an old mate said today, “hope you’re both well!”

My wife received this too.

“The latest Sirius news is that they’ve been liquidated by HMRC,” we got told, so we’ve checked.

Read on

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