Scenario modeller of whatever fad needs to become policy.

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Today’s Green Party was originally formed on 28th November 1941. Photo taken by Whispering Tit esq.
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Most people that played the game laid cards blindly with unintended consequences. From one players perspective they were good cards. From another players perspective they were bad cards. Card games do of course attract cheats looking over player’s shoulders. In this game the House has a hand containing jokers and his dealer likes to cheats too. There is also a side game called double down where players try to force you to take their card. Are you playing? RIP and thank you for playing.
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Replying to @GoodwinMJ
Reform’s major problem for recruiting voters is this: Documented evidence shows Nadhim Zahawi continued to support the decision to offer COVID-19 vaccines to healthy 12- to 15-year-olds. There is no evidence in public statements or records of him opposing it. Javid overruled the JCVI. Zahawi continued the line. Can you see the problem? Burnham calls an election and he possibly wins. Reform needs a reboot and quick.
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Replying to @DaleVince
Ratings (1 bad – 5 good) in pure carbon-cycle and physical terms • Gas from grass clippings: 4. It uses an existing residual biomass stream, stays inside the biogenic carbon cycle, requires comparatively little exotic mining or complex infrastructure, and can return material to soil. Real limits are logistics energy, methane management, and absolute scale. It is a practical, low-complexity use of something already growing and being cut. • Air-source heat pumps: 2.5–3. High end-use efficiency is real, but the full system demands continuous electricity plus large-scale mining and grid infrastructure whose material and energy costs are substantial and recurring. It shifts burdens upstream into extraction and power generation rather than eliminating them. Without assuming a particular electricity mix or political support, the carbon-cycle and resource footprint is heavier. Guess who I buy my gas from?
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Ultra Processed People by Chris van Tulleken is an excellent read and explains this addiction from childhood thrusted upon us by nasty food companies. They have a huge lobby, massive advertising wallets. They pay for many politicians left right and centre. And they are co-owned like bigPharmer and bigFarmer.
The serving portions on bags like this are pointless. It’s also misleading. One of the biggest reasons we have rising obesity is portion size. Which have risen exponentially since the 50s (when we were far more active too).
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Replying to @PeterDClack
And Ed Milliamps CCS machine is not a biological carbon pump (he is) would be lucky to capture a 0.001% of available CO2. I hope he goes back to secondary school and learns this like we did.
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My purple hair is frizzing in outage. Has anyone reported this deeply racist headline to the Met.
Excellent! Apparently our entire energy grid nearly collapsed in June! Control room engineers have accused “dishonest” bosses of hiding how fragile the grid is and that no one knows what they are doing. Which essentially describes most of government tbh
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The employees the worked for the business are now riding bikes with colourful boxes on the back.
Congratulations, you taxed the rich. Now half a million people have to pay more so you can feel good.
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1.5M new homes, no upstream or downstream infrastructure. Advanced planning fail from day one and they know it.
In a car crash interview this morning Angela Rayner admitted Labour are going to let people down and break another election promise. She said that building 1.5m homes is like running a marathon under 5 hours - she’ll give it a go, but may not do it. She insists people shouldn’t underestimate her. But when she was last in post the number of homes granted planning permission fell to the lowest level in over a decade. The circus rolls on…
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Not the best pic but you get the idea. Fully intended collapse of the economy built into the system.
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Calling Tulsi Lite (TM) Cruella is cruel.
Cruella has resigned to spend more time with her Dalmatians.
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My new favourite term. Twatstic.
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Grok is dangerously out of kilter.
Try ctrl+alt+del. Clear some ram. We’re done here.
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When I superior or peer review 2 hours of material and can only rebut 1 minute of it I fully accept that I have given legitimacy to 1 hour 59 minutes of it.
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John has blocked this juvenile’s account so I can’t reply My Trust has just agreed to stop sharing my private data with their third party. They never asked for my permission to share my data. They will confirm that all the data they shared will be removed and will write back to in 3-4 weeks time to conclude this data breach has been resolved. If they don’t, can you suggest my next step?
Replying to @jdpoc
Labour: my local NHS is know using a private company to handle all digital correspondence and more as it pushes for hybrid/digital healthcare. I have insisted they no longer use Labour’s ‘trusted partner’. I trust you will be writing to all NHS Trusts to cancel such arrangements with the private sector.
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@Nigel_Farage Hi Nigel, The propaganda and BS temporary marketing and emergency approvals across the world were, in my unlearned view, forced efforts to get people to sign away their Article 7 ICCPR rights and take a Mengele-esque ‘vaccine’. Article 7 - No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. In particular, no one shall be subjected without his free consent to medical or scientific experimentation. Article 7 remains fully in force even in times of public emergency (such as a state of emergency threatening the life of the nation). How far will Reform go to restore people’s rights that were coerced into signing their rights away?
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@KemiBadenoch Hi Kemi, The propaganda and BS temporary marketing and emergency approvals across the world were, in my unlearned view, forced efforts to get people to sign away their Article 7 ICCPR rights and take a Mengele-esque ‘vaccine’. Article 7 - No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. In particular, no one shall be subjected without his free consent to medical or scientific experimentation. Article 7 remains fully in force even in times of public emergency (such as a state of emergency threatening the life of the nation). How far will Conservatives go to restore people’s rights that were coerced into signing their rights away?
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