@SpeechUnion I'm ashamed to share a surname with this idiotic bloke
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pete wright
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pete wright
@prwright55
Pure & Applied Physics Degree. Motorbike rider, Real Ale fan.
Manchester, UK Beigetreten Ağustos 2017
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Matthew Wright proves our point on LBC this morning.
The official definition of Islamophobia — now repackaged as “anti-Muslim hostility” — is already silencing legitimate debate and criticism of Islam and its practices. It amounts to a de facto Muslim blasphemy law.
The treatment of Nick Timothy by Labour MPs is deeply sinister. The Shadow Justice Secretary criticised mass Muslim prayer in Trafalgar Square, was reported to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, branded “Islamophobic”, and faced calls to resign from Labour MPs and even the Prime Minister.
This morning, FSU External Affairs Officer @_ConnieShaw was invited on to discuss the comments made by Nick Timothy. Matthew Wright didn’t want to hear it.
After the interview, he told another guest he had “closed her down” because she was “putting out anti-Muslim hatred”. Farcical.
In a crowded field, Matthew is this week’s runner up as for chief enforcer of the blasphemy law this week. 👏
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@G55Pam @ClareCraigPath The "Inquiry" is being disingenuous .... some units of some hospitals were no doubt very busy and could even have nearly been overwhelmed, but that's different to saying the whole NHS was on the verge of collapse as was claimed
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These issues come with a mortality rate.
Can we talk about how much death was caused by policy?
geofio@GeoFio8
UK COVID-19 inquiry Module 3 Report 🎥video creator @biologyphenom Even a ‘whitewash’ inquiry can’t hide the many truths of the deadly lockdown. ‘‘Some patients did not get the level of care they would usually receive.’’ ‘‘Some people were not admitted to hospital when they should have been. Those taken to hospital in an ambulance often waited hours to be admitted.’’🆘 ‘‘Healthcare staff had to be redeployed..leaving other aspects of care at risk. Staff to patient ratios were diluted.’’ ‘‘Some people were not admitted to intensive care units despite their serious condition.’’ ‘‘Throughout the pandemic there were reports of inappropriate and or BLANKET DNACPR notices being imposed on groups of people. Such as people with learning disabilities or older people. This should NOT have happened.’’❌ -Chair Heather Hallett
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@toobaffled Presumably with the implication that having a post mRNA degradation of your immune system might be a contributing factor
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Meningitis-Dr Jaye Donegan
You don’t catch meningitis from someone you went to a lecture or night club or shared a tooth brush with. You get meningitis when the bacterium living up your nose, minding its own business, decides to leave your nose to invade your brain (meningitis) or worse your blood stream - septicaemia. Septicaemia is far worse than meningitis. It is more likely to kill or injure you.
So the question is not, did I go to the party, attend the lecture with or drink from the same glass as, the person who now has meningitis?
The question is: why would something that lives up so many people’s nose decide to leave their nose to invade their brain or blood stream and give them meningitis or septicaemia?...
open.substack.com/pub/drjaynelmd…
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@sabhlok @sasha_latypova @RobertKennedyJr @SecKennedy Accounting and company economics are two tentacles of the same octopus and can't be seperated. So anyway, pharma shareholders demand a return on investment, that doesn't require proof, it's self-evident
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It is unfortunate that most people mix up accounting and economic profit. Every business needs to cover costs and yield a market ROI. And there is ZERO evidence of pharma companies directly funding doctors. It is via insurance.
Anyway, I'll need rock-solid proof either way. I'm writing a SCIENTIFIC textbook, not a yellow journalism-type pamphlet.
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Before I close this topic for now, I asked Claude to provide BOTH sides of the argument.
claude.ai/share/f3f05b72…
It appears @RobertKennedyJr @SecKennedy is PROFITEERING FROM ANTI-VAX HYSTERIA. I have no time to study that, either, but if that is true, then we have a serious problem at our hands.
Apparently @DrSuzanneH7 also profits from her anti-vaccine advocacy through the sale of her book, media appearances, and related activities (share.google/aimode/QZRgO99…) - do you receive ANY money from your vaccine-related activities, Suzanne?
Dear @HeyBearClaw, @sasha_latypova, I'm only interested in the truth - for my PH textbook. I need the unadulterated facts!
@DrRandallBock - I know I can rely on you for objective analysis. You have a very good understanding of the US health system and I'd be grateful if you ever find time (or interest) in studying this issue.
Sanjeev Sabhlok@sabhlok
I've compiled a few pieces of evidence: x.com/sabhlok/status… Assessing the entire story will me take too much time, but prima facie, the claim that vaccines generate economic profit is not sustainable. I'm hoping that @DrRandallBock might be find time to throw some light on this. Even I might try to study - but not right now. Thanks for your piece - it will remain part of the story that needs to be understood.
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@chicosueco @JordanEVGuy Its not irrational to be concerned about the prospect of nuclear reactors travelling all over the globe, maintained by God knows who, susceptible to terrorist attacks, it isnt the same as a Navy vessel run by professionals with full security
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@prwright55 @JordanEVGuy It is meant for river transport in China, they are quick to implement better solutions. Buy yes, global shipping crossing oceans is a whole different matter.
Building and running the nuclear ships will be the easy part. Approval will be the harder, many people are irrational.
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It's very weird how people get worked up about people trying to make the world a cleaner, safer place. Maybe they hate their kids.
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@sasha_latypova @sabhlok @RobertKennedyJr @SecKennedy The "claim that vaccines might not generate a profit" is a real hum dinger, why else do pharma corporations produce them, out of the kindness of their hearts?
Shareholders beware, sell your holdings quick 🙄
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@sabhlok @RobertKennedyJr @SecKennedy Lol. You asked propaganda bot to feed you propaganda slop, clearly, because you have no clue about this topic, nor do you have any real data. 🤣🤣
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@duzBme @DrTeckKhong @Glen_Maney Were the comedy sunglasses really required? Or was the idea to stop people reading her facial expression in case it didn't match the meningitis panic narrative?
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@DrTeckKhong @Glen_Maney Meningitis? Strait of Hormuz? Cost of Living? Epstein files? So many crises, but hey let’s see which one we can deflect from? Better still there will be plenty more ……
Covid Vaccines were NEVER SAFE@duzBme
Meningitis - crisis actor. I never thought the BBC could stoop so low. 2min 20 seconds scaremongering …. well for the brain dead, brainwashed and those luvvies suffering brain fog from too many Covid vaccines. Annabelle MacKay nearly died? 🧐 Best get vaccinated! #DeJaVu
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Officials to investigate if meningitis outbreak bacteria has mutated - The Times and The Sunday Times apple.news/AawDJCx7TTtWMn…
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🚨 Iran has targeted Diego Garcia base with ballistic missiles
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@BohemianAtmosp1 A few "superhuman" staff perhaps, not the majority who sat around in "closed for business" hospitals, as I discovered myself when I fractured my hip during the early days of closures
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@HoodedClaw1974 I thought the pink ball was only used in snooker 😂
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@BlackTomThePyr8 @TheVertlartnic And largely designed by the same people, the ghouls within US Military Bioresearch
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@TheVertlartnic Or the vaccine against that virus, maybe?
Since it's basically, and functionally, the same thing?
Just a thought, fellas. ;-)
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Everyone Getting Ill More Easily Now Nothing At All To Do With That Virus That Makes You Get Ill More Easily Say Doctors
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@BlackTomThePyr8 Its not even true, if it comes from the so-called vaccines its disingenuous to ascribe it to a virus and give it the name "Long Covid" simply because some of the symptoms are similar or even identical.
If its as a result of the "vaccine" he should call it what it is.
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Oh, is that so...
Denis - The COVID info guy -@BigBadDenis
Up to 60% of health care workers may have long COVID 4 years after infection. "Four years after infection with the wild-type SARS-CoV-2 strain, up to 60% of health care workers (HCWs) in Switzerland still reported at least one COVID-19 symptom" cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/60-he…
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@ProjectFourNine @DanielJHannan I used it simply as an example of the type of things the public might prefer to ditch in favour of spending the money 'closer to home'
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@prwright55 @DanielJHannan Foreign aid would be a drop in the ocean against most of those proposals.
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This is the root of our problem. Voters have an almost comically unrealistic sense of what the government can afford.
With taxes already at a 75-year high, we still need to borrow £150 billion a year, and to spend two thirds of that servicing interest on older borrowing.
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@breadandposes Blocked for childish comments such as "learn to count first". Pathetic
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@prwright55 It doesn't change the reality that they are and will continue to be to expand? Like if you're gonna continue coping in my mentions try and learn to count first
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What if don't need the batteries to generate for a full year without any generation because we're not expecting to be hit by a meteorite?
Latimer Alder@latimeralder
Batteries: The world's largest battery maker (Sungrow) can make 75GWh of batteries per year. But the world uses 60 GWh of electricity per minute! Sungrow's annual output would keep the lights on for just 75 seconds. ==> Batteries are NOT the answer to our energy problems.
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@breadandposes Whether you think they "need to be" doesn't change the reality that they aren't
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@prwright55 They will need to be for both to expand? Like this is 101 stuff
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@breadandposes Lets end this here, I think we've covered this enough for one day
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@breadandposes The UKs renewables are not linked to battery farms. It might be better if they were, but they aren't
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@EssexPR I don't understand what he could actually have done, he's merely following orders from further up the greasy pole. I doubt he had the power (even if he wanted to) to turn small boats back and send them back to France
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🚨 UK's Border chief, Martin Hewitt, has quit after failing to reduce the number of small boats crossing the Channel
🌊 🛶 🚛 🇫🇷
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