Everyone in the entire UK MUST resign immediately!
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My grandmother was a friend of Spike Milligan. One day at lunch they both suddenly exploded. We were all covered in Nanoparticles and Spike protein. Since then it’s been nothing but blood clots and turbo-cancers. Fauci needs to be hung!
“The condemnation of this spraying of red paint on to planes as expressed by the home secretary, Yvette Cooper, does not appear to be matched by any equivalent condemnation by her of red blood sprayed on to the tented walls of Gaza.”
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Compare how the brave & outspoken @haaretzcom reports this story, compared with the ever-spineless @BBCNews. Its very hard to understand the BBC headline as anything other than a shameful shielding of Israel from blame & a deliberate obfuscation of the true story. Its not "gunfire and chaos" by nameless anarchists, its a deliberate massacre of starving Palestinians by the IDF. Are the senior managers at the BBC really unable to tell the difference? Is there no one inside or outside the BBC who can hold them to account and stop the Orwellian twisting of the truth?
An excellent explanation of why cheaper drug prices in Europe have nothing to do with the U.S. “effectively subsidizing socialist healthcare systems in Germany, in all parts of the EU."
There are 5 factors that affect pricing in US:
1. No Central Price Negotiation. In Europe, national health authorities negotiate prices directly with pharmaceutical companies. In the US, private insurers can’t centrally negotiate.
2. Patent and Market Exclusivity. US allow longer patent protections, market exclusivity and patent strategies like evergreening (a way to extend your patent lifetime.
3. Profit Driven Health Care System. You have multiple layers of profit. Pharma, insurers, hospitals, etc. Most of Europe have public health care which removes several layers of profit, as well as system does not gain from high pricing.
4. Marketing and Direct-to-consumer ads. Not allowed in Europe, while in US Pharma invest heavy in marketing ads.
5. Insurance Structure. High level of co-payment on medical purchases.
None of this benefit Europe on behalf of US. US have built this system themselves. It’s easy to fix, but would be quite a fight with the lobby organisations.
a natural science PhD is more demanding than a humanities one are not aware that most (e.g.) physics PhDs involve an apprenticeship in an established lab, where every aspect of your research is set down in advance. Yes you might well add to knowledge but . . .
Brilliant insightful article by @GeorgeMonbiot on why conspiracy fantasists show no interest in real conspiracies, while obsessing about entirely fake ones.
theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
To addiction experts in the UK: would you say the name Betty Ford is well known in this country in relation to addictions treatment or recovery?
FFS can you not read? A theory never becomes a law. They are separate categories. There is not a single piece of evidence that falsifies the theory of evolution by natural selection. When JR Haldane was asked what evidence could destroy his confidence in the theory he said . .
I am working on a sequel to my novella about Donald’s nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie. Provisional title is Three ducks Redux.
I have said recently that there is far too much use of emojis and other symbols, but I was immediately accused of being antisemiotic.
Love @chrisgreybrexit's description of Brexit as a mug's eyeful. That is, a shoddy product dressed up with superfluous, superficial features that are all useless and break within days, like his first boombox. #mugseyeful
A problem with having an eminent scientist with the same name is that I get messages like this from Academia: Tim Leighton ✏️ Did you write "Sonoluminescence from the unstable collapse of a conical bubble"?
I now have to spend time wondering what a conical bubble is.
It's a shame this man never became PM. But what he said here is as true today of the current govt. and PM.
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No 10 says it will produce ‘emergency’ bill to show Rwanda safe country ‘in coming weeks' - why not emergency legislation to show our rivers are sparkling and pure or to show that food prices are steadily falling?
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I'm always in Cannock.
I know my town better than anyone. Anyone. From local government to national representation.
You know when Cannock people should have started paying attention? Not when people fleeing war stay in 2 hotels. We should have started paying attention when the sons and daughters of generations of Coal Miners (who in some of my mates cases were literally starving during the miners strike) continually voted for a party that has left our town in tatters.
The town centre is dead, go up to Park Road and see the line of people waiting for methadone as the town battles a major heroin problem, then look at the "shops" which now is vape /barber/poundshop on a loop, and then tell me with a straight face that Cannock voters aren't responsible for the state of the town but 200 brown people in 2 hotels are.
People walking around town in fucking dressing gowns and slippers, local standards disappearing due to the chronic lack of investment in infrastructure and people in our town based on voting for parties contrary to our town's interests has turned chunks of it feral.
And we can't blame "them" because 97.4% of Cannock people are white. But hey, it's the 200 people in hotels fault.
Only a bigot could blame people seeking asylum for the woes of a town which decided that decades of Tory government would make their town healthy, happy and productive but instead has left it a shell of the vibrant town it was many years ago.
Blame yourself for once. Blame your vote. Blame yourself for giving liars, cheats, corrupt officials your thumbs up nationally.
Blame you.
Screenshots below. No asylum seekers were involved in any of it.
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