John Paul
@brightsuit.bsky.social
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Making one man movies (mainly sci fi) using AI and the normal video editing tools. Oh and FTSE stocks and shares and some coding (NodeJS) ....
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While we were in the EU we had something called the "Dover Accords" which meant all small boat arrivals would have been sent straight back to France. Before BREXIT Nil Boats. After BREXIT Zillions of Boats...
Solution: REJOIN THE EU....
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Why do REFORM UK, FARAGE and the CONSERVATIVES never admit they created the "small boat crisis" by pulling us out of the EU.
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I thought cancel culture was in 2023? Is it still happening in the USA? Blimey!
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Ron: The word "only" is a bit childish. It works better without the extra word. Science generally speaking avoids words like "only" or "simply" or "just"
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Do those prosecuted get a fair trial?
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Anyone with that much trust in the crown prosecution service must be some sort of neo-nazi nut job..... The legal system makes loads of mistakes and will continue to do so.
CPS budget has fallen 25% - lost loads of staff, endless mistakes and failed prosecutions. Its omnishambles.
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Lucy Letby - this will probably keep on going until they let her out or have a retrial.
www.msn.com/en-gb/crime/...
MSN
www.msn.com
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What you say might be true but I think what I said was the reason they were not called.
My reason for her being "not guilty" is based on stats. Looked at individually each case does not appear to be deliberate harm or murder. It only looks suspicious because its a statistical spike.
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I can just see this on Clarkson Farm..... Make a good episode.... "Woke Bees Gone Mad"...
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No I know reasonable bit about UK history. Alas they were stuck in a 19th century construct but some silly buggers still try to lever their ideas into the 21st century. If you are interested in what it was really like this is my mums autobiography:
www.amazon.co.uk/East-End-Mem...
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Marx and Engels alas were a product of their time. In those days, poor employed as servants, even for quite modest households (or armed forces). Thus the UK had a thing called a "class system" It even affected who could vote. In modern non-servant society the concept of class no longer works.
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A fair defense witness probably has to say that murder is a possibility. An unfair prosecution witness says chance of it not being murder is slim to non-existent.
Thus defense experts will look like fence sitters compared to prosecution.
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Not illegal corruption but legal corruption. Expert prosecution witnesses have access to the totality of the police evidence and 100% police help. Often they started getting paid yonks before the trial starts. Thus their pay and knowledge of case is going to be higher then any legal aid experts.
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Hence religion is better than spirituality. Order is better than chaos. It is good to be able to trust what a person will do in given situations.
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Lucy Letby Summary: The prosecution expert witnesses get paid a wad of cash for saying the defendant is guilty. If a case is based on expert witnesses the defense has less cash and ability to see the police's evidence and obviously less time too. They have little chance of beating the system.
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re statistics: I often think if it was just ONE baby would the evidence of murder have been so overwhelming compared to the other possible reasons for the death (accidental or natural causes). Mmm
So yes I feel the result was kind of rigged. lucy Letby had no chance.
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I dont think anyone seriously thinking about the notes, thinks they were a confession 😀😀😀
The nurse was stitched up.
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Because the honest opinion of most medics is "yes this death might have been caused deliberately or it might have been natural or accidental".... Whereas the prosecution "experts" witnesses have no such compunction to be medically honest. In other words expert witnesses are a legal stitchup
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Gambling £100 on a horse or a share?
With shares you stand good chance of getting much of your money back if you lose.
So if you whack £100 on SBTX I think (touchwood) you stand a chance of doubling your money in 2 months. But if it fails you'll probably still get most of your money back.
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Another absolutely amazing story from Rachel Aviv in the New Yorker. Between this and the Lucy Letby story, a masterclass in the extraordinarily consequential things smart people of goodwill can get wrong.

www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
Mary Had Schizophrenia—Then Suddenly She Didn’t
Some psychiatric patients may actually have treatable autoimmune conditions. But what happens to the newly sane?
www.newyorker.com
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On face value I would think if the "official" food distribution points are chaotic and people are getting shot - dropping aid by plane will likely be even worse....