Harry Ziman

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Harry Ziman

Harry Ziman

@HarryZiman

Retired consultant, scientist engineer. Draft horse enthusiast.

Cheshire Katılım Temmuz 2010
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Dr Haseena Wazir
Dr Haseena Wazir@DrHWazir·
I was on the picket line today with @Aadam_Aziz and many doctors across London. And as the camera zoomed in on us, Jeremy Kyle made comments about people having “come into this country to be doctors’’ - looking straight at us, and deciding that based on the colour of our skin. Let me be absolutely clear. My parents were born here. I was born and raised in London. I have given nearly 6 years of my life working in the NHS as a doctor. And still - in 2026 - that’s not enough to be seen as someone who belongs in Britain. This isn’t just about one comment. It’s about hearing, over and over again: “Go back to where you came from.” “We don’t want you living around us.” It chips away at you. It makes you question how you’re seen. And the worst part? It actually doesn’t even shock me anymore. That’s how normalised this has become in our society. But I refuse to shrink myself to make other people comfortable. I refuse to stay silent while doctors, people who care for patients in this country every single day, can be treated like outsiders in it. I am not going anywhere. I will keep speaking. I will keep standing up. And I will keep fighting for this profession, no matter how loud the abuse gets. Solidarity to every resident doctor across England taking lawful industrial action today. Together, we will win.
Dr Aadam Aziz@Aadam_Aziz

Absolutely disgraceful racism from @jkyleofficial on @TalkTV. As the camera zooms in on me and @DrHWazir on the picket line, he sneers that “a lot of them have come into this country to be doctors.” He based this solely on the colour of my skin. I was born in the UK. I studied and trained in the UK and I currently work as a doctor in the NHS. My grandfather fought for this country in WW2. This is racist, demeaning, and utterly unacceptable.

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Thameside
Thameside@Sunnanbyrg·
Well... If the police are bright they'll ask how the events were identified as "suspicious" in the first place In a hospital setting many events can be recast as suspicious - this isn't a body with a dagger in it If they are not bright they'll let the nurse's accusers compile the list of events and then get an obliging expert who never loses a prosecution case cast his unreliable eye over it And then they'll have to explain why dozens of experts are now insisting the events aren't remotely suspicious They'll also have to explain why those same experts suspect that Letby was (effectively) framed
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Neil Ross
Neil Ross@NeilRos55889793·
In his closing speech at Lucy Letby's trial Ben Myers alleged Dr B (V at TI) caused Child P's collapse that led to the baby's death by negligence with Dr Brearey and Dr B covering it up by blaming Lucy Letby. See attached.
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Harry Ziman
Harry Ziman@HarryZiman·
@Chuckdm44 @Mylovanov Because otherwise it is just a random assertion devoid of veracity. I have rejected nothing. I just want you to prove your claim and then I can accept it.
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Chuck 🇺🇸
Chuck 🇺🇸@Chuckdm44·
@HarryZiman @Mylovanov Why ? You will make up an excuse and reject it . You Ukraine lovers can’t take the truth if it smacked in the face .
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Tymofiy Mylovanov
Tymofiy Mylovanov@Mylovanov·
Syrskyi: Russia gets about $700M a day from oil, and that money finances the war. Our strikes on refineries, Ust-Luga, Primorsk, and missile plants are strategic actions. They cut export capacity, hit military production, and reduce the aggressor’s offensive potential. 1/
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Prem Sikka
Prem Sikka@premnsikka·
Hedge fund billionaire to donate £190m to Cambridge University. Elites funding elite universities, deepening the class divide. Others face financial squeeze as the state pressed not to increase taxes on corporations and wealthy elites to fund education. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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Harry Ziman
Harry Ziman@HarryZiman·
@premnsikka Have you heard of the Laffer curve? Such tax rates were ineffective and easily avoided
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Prem Sikka
Prem Sikka@premnsikka·
1974: Top marginal rate of UK income tax, 83%+15% unearned income surcharge. There were no university fees & food banks Now top rate is 45% Trickle-down? 1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined. 13.4m live in poverty, food banks everywhere, £292bn student debt
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rosie waterhouse
rosie waterhouse@rosiew5·
Lucy Letby. Front page splash yesterday in a national newspaper that she afraid she will be victim of Huntley type prison attack. Good grief. Her convictions are undoubtedly unsafe. Cannot CCRC act fast refer her case to Court of Appeal? @ccrcupdate @legalmarkmc @sarahknapton
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The Jالی Contrarian
The Jالی Contrarian@ContrarianJolly·
Yes, the funny thing is that people like Debs sort of get it, but then manage to miss it completely at the same time. But, probabilities are so counterintuitive. If we can all get the Monty Hall problem wrong, and fall victim to base rate neglect—and we all do—we should not be surprised that prosecutors, judges and juries do too. “The fact she was highly unlikely to commit murder is beside the point, if she actually did commit murder”. This is correct. But (unlike Debs, who is special, obviously) a criminal court deals not in “ontological certainty” — unimpeachable truth— but “epistemic uncertainty”—a collection of observations from which inferences must still be drawn. These are not known knowns. They can only be estimated. They are expressed as probabilities. There were not witnesses. No-one knows. The jury must draw inferences. It can only do that probabilistically. Expressed in Bayesian terms: “That Ms. Letby’s prior probability of committing murder was very low is beside the point, if posterior facts indicate strongly that she actually did commit murder”. Correct. If. A very low “prior” probability can be converted to a very high “posterior” one, if there is specific information justifying it. That information is “evidence”. Evidence is very important. Evidence can be strong—a room full of eyewitnesses; closed-circuit TV footage—and it can be weak: random words scribbled on a post-it note. In Ms. Letby’s case, there is very little strong “posterior information”. There is a striking absence of evidence that specifically implicates Ms. Letby. this is why the staff attendance sheet was so pivotal. Nothing else, in the slightest, implicates Ms. Letby specifically. Nothing whatsoever. There are fewer implicating correlations than you would expect by sheer chance. Hence, the CPS were obliged to resort to things as feeble as “oh look! she wrote the word insulin next to the title of a Roberta Flack single on a cramped piece of A4 that someone found in her handbag three years after the alleged event!”
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The Jالی Contrarian
The Jالی Contrarian@ContrarianJolly·
Of all the things the “Evanites” say, the least compelling is “but you are hurting the feelings of bereaved parents.”
The Jالی Contrarian@ContrarianJolly

@berrysurviving @DebbieKennett This: “your grief is beyond comprehension. You have our deepest condolences, but no-one should use your loss as cover to maintain a patent falsehood that keeps an innocent person in prison while sparing the blushes of a system that failed you. Your child was not murdered.”

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Chuck 🇺🇸
Chuck 🇺🇸@Chuckdm44·
@Mylovanov The Russians output is unchanged they fix this stuff in a day a week at most . They manufacture the parts themselves dumb ass
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