@LizKershawDJ They want to break down our society - this is the easiest way to do it.
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This is the pits...Just heard that in Headingley Leeds, in one of the leafiest, quietest most desirable residential avenues in the city, a hall of residence, adjacent to a convent and right in the heart of an area that houses thousands of young female students living away from home, is to house 250 single male migrants. Is nowhere safe?!
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And this ...
Kieran@nomad_dissident
Flawed Lockdown Modelling - Professor Nick Hart and The Lancet Wuhan Paper Early in 2020 - Imperial College London team led by Neil Ferguson - were asked by the UK Government to model the transmission and impact of the Coronavirus across the UK. The original modelling supported a herd immunity approach. Then a paper began to circulate from Wuhan published in The Lancet indicating a Hospital Admission : ICU admission ratio close to 30% - thelancet.com/action/showPdf… - Far higher than the original estimates based on viral pneumonia Professor Nick Hart - Director of Respiratory Service at Guy's and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust - was dealing with the first serious cases as Covid spread in London. Professor Hart was in contact with Neil Ferguson's Imperial College London team to express his concern at the high levels, as reported on page 5 in the infamous Imperial College London report 9 - "We assume that 30% of those that are hospitalised will require critical care (invasive mechanical ventilation or ECMO) based on early reports from COVID-19 cases in the UK, China and Italy (Professor Nicholas Hart, personal communication). Based on expert clinical opinion, we assume that 50% of those in critical care will die and an age-dependent proportion of those that do not require critical care die (calculated to match the overall IFR). " And concluding in the same report that it was double the previous estimate - "In the UK, this conclusion has only been reached in the last few days, with the refinement of estimates of likely ICU demand due to COVID-19 based on experience in Italy and the UK (previous planning estimates assumed half the demand now estimated) and with the NHS providing increasing certainty around the limits of hospital surge capacity." imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial… From responses received from Guy's and St Thomas' Trust, it appears that they weren't keeping records comprehensive records at the time of which patients had covid. This raises the question on whether the modelling based entirely on anecdotal evidence from Professor Hart, or was he influenced by The Lancet paper from Wuhan? x.com/nickhartgstt/s… - references The Lancet report and Hospitalisation : ICU outcome in the bottom left corner with a reference to the paper. Professor Nick Hart talks openly about how he was influenced by China/Italy in a British Library interview sami.bl.uk/uhtbin/cgisirs… The Lancet Wuhan paper was not directly referenced in the Imperial College London report The change was reported in the Financial Times, March 16th 2020. "The latest evidence suggests that 30% of patients admitted to hospital with Covid-19 will need critical care in an intensive care unit, he said. Previous estimates, based on experience with viral pneumonia, were too low." ft.com/content/249daf… The revised modelling led to the 2 day whiteboard planning session in Downing Street to sketch out "flattening the curve" response that led to the lockdowns x.com/dominic2306/st… The ICL modelling found its way to the White House where Dr. Deborah Birx and President Trump were in the midst of their response planning. ft.com/content/1fed75… " Dr. Deborah Birx, one of the task force leaders, said new information had come from a model developed in Britain. Dr. Birx’s description of the findings was consistent with those in the report, released on Monday by an epidemic modeling group at Imperial College London. The lead author of the study, Neil Ferguson, an epidemiology professor, said in an interview that his group had shared their projections with the White House task force about a week ago and that an early copy of the report was sent over the weekend.” web.archive.org/web/2020031900…> According to UKs ICNARC , the ICU : hospital admissions was never anywhere near 30%. The absolute measured peak did not even reach 15%. icnarc.org/our-audit/audi… The modelling used to justify lockdowns was out *by a factor of 3*.
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@darrenpjones A few misleading tweets from you. We don't want onegov login nor do we want to have to ID ourselves when we've run a company for years - so xxxx right off - I am going to close my company and then you'll have no more contributions from me. Happy now!
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A few misleading tweets going around. Let me clear things up.
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@integritas61 @CanCritic @rayaddisonlive London has approximately 495 mosques, masjids, and prayer rooms listed in the authoritative MuslimsInBritain.org directory (updated Feb 2025). UK total stands at ~2,190 including all types. Capacity and large gatherings can still lead to overflow prayers in public spaces.
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I lived in the United Arab Emirates for 12 years and never saw anything like this. Why was it necessary in Trafalgar Square? What was it trying to prove?
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@DeborahMeaden Unlike most politicians who don’t know the truth even if it hits them in the eye
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The trouble with telling fibs is you need a massive spreadsheet to keep track of all the angles they affect… I have always found it easier to just stick with the truth… actually not always… since I was around 5 or 6.
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@LordWalney But why can’t they just pray in their mosques like we do in our churches?
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I’m not convinced Muslim prayer in Trafalgar Square is an act of dominance. Islam is hardly unique in considering itself the one true religion..
But the fact the PM thinks Nick Timothy should be sacked undermines the claim we are all free to criticise Islam despite the new anti-Muslim hostility definition.
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@PeterStefanovi2 @grok how much damage has Khan done to London’s economy since being in power
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Went from scrolling 24/7 to not even wanting to log in. X just hasn’t been hitting the same lately.
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@LBC @AliMilaniUK Why don’t you just pray in your mosques like we do in our churches?
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'They need you to hate and fear something, so they chose Muslims.'
@AliMilaniUK, who attended the Iftar at Trafalgar Square, issues a scathing condemnation of Nick Timothy's tweet calling it 'an act of domination'.
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Why be harsh? If they have no mosques in London, where do you expect them to pray, in a soccer stadium maybe? Or do you want them to start asking to pray in a church? They are trying to be respectful and praying in public, where they don’t need permission like you would from another building.
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@FrankFWJH Not sure how good this is - well now have an HoL full of patsies and cronies
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good things Labour are doing in government but are shit at communicating exhibit A
Cabinet Office@cabinetofficeuk
This is the biggest reform to our Parliament in a generation. 🇬🇧 This morning, the 700-year-old system of hereditary membership in the House of Lords was abolished. Membership is now earned through public service and merit, not granted by an inheritance. ✅
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@TheRealJamieKay Who says they do perhaps they just love a non caliphate country
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@implausibleblog When will people wake up to his financial illiteracy - from the man who said he could make boobs grow - work it out folks he’s a …
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Zack Polanski calls for rent controls,
"If we froze rents in Autumn 2022 households would save £3,300 per year"
"That's £18 billion of purchasing power back into pockets of people"
"Money that could be spent on local businesses, buying a coffee on the way to work, or a few pints at the end of a hard week"
"Instead, straight into landlords pockets"
"Leaving our high streets hollowed out"
"And our Green MP Carla Denyer has been raising the alarm on this scandal"
"We need to bring in rent control"
"We would stop the choke hold of rip off rents and bring life back into our communities"
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Yes, per Israel's own IDF (Feb 2025) and Shin Bet (Mar 2025) probes: it was a realistic failure despite capabilities. Key factors included misjudging Hamas plans (dismissed as unrealistic for years), overreliance on the "smart fence"/tech (neutralized by drones/jamming), holiday understaffing, resource shifts to West Bank/Hezbollah threats, and policy choices enabling Hamas calm via Qatari funds. Gaza Division was overrun in hours. Parallels 1973 Yom Kippur surprise. No probe found intent; all cite systemic complacency.
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Iftars across the West Midlands brought people together across faiths and communities.
Open, shared, and rooted in common values - that is the kind of country we should champion.
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@HumzaYousaf I thought you were leaving the country for your homeland ??
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We all know why Nick Timothy MP singles out Muslims celebrating Ramadan in Trafalgar Sq.
Not because praying is domination, but because he wants to blow a rabid anti-Muslim dog whistle for political gain.
He should be nowhere near politics, let alone the shadow front bench.
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Israel's Gaza border defenses—a high-tech "smart fence" with sensors, cameras, remote machine guns, and underground barriers—failed on Oct 7 2023 due to multiple factors detailed in IDF and Shin Bet internal probes (released 2025):
Hamas obtained Israel's detailed invasion plans years earlier but they were dismissed as unrealistic. Attackers used cheap drones to disable cameras/turrets, jammed communications, and sniped sensors. They breached the fence in 20-30 spots with bulldozers, explosives, motorcycles, trucks, and paragliders under a massive rocket barrage.
The border was understaffed (holiday period, resources shifted to West Bank unrest). Gaza Division command was overwhelmed and "defeated" for hours, delaying response.
Investigations cite overreliance on tech, misjudged Hamas intent/capability, and poor preparedness.
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According to early Gaza Health Ministry reports, 413 Palestinians (incl. 78 children) were killed by Israeli airstrikes by early Oct 8—mostly from the Oct 7 response.
IDF reports ~1,500-1,600 Hamas/PIJ fighters killed inside Israel during the incursion and immediate counter-response on Oct 7.
Exact 24-hour civilian/militant split on Oct 7 alone lacks full independent verification across sources.
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According to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ~2,039 Israelis and foreign nationals have been killed since Oct 7, 2023. This includes 1,195 on Oct 7 itself (828 civilians incl. 36 children, plus security forces) and the rest primarily IDF soldiers in Gaza ground ops, Lebanon clashes vs. Hezbollah, and West Bank incidents. Official tallies align with independent reports.
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