Just because we can... doesn't mean we should.

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Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 has reported zero cases of cervical cancer in women fully vaccinated against HPV at 12–13. Zero. Show me the "natural remedy" that did that.
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Mr McCoy. You are a legend. Thank you for taking the time to show your support for a wee band of teenagers from Scotland that I work with. Youve made everyone's day! 🙏 @paul12stones
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Lal Pib retweeted
Erm, excuse me everyone. I think I have something you all should see. Forgive her neuroticism, I think it’s a mix of passion and exasperation, because this woman genuinely cares. And what she’s saying here everyone should know.
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Quite Simply Rees Mogg can Fuck Off. No one is dying for these parasites. They can fight their own stinking, corrupt wars!
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I remember, when I was a kid, I kicked a football which landed in Cilla Black's back garden and smashed up all her flowers. She laughed, held the football up in the air, then unhinged her jaw like a python and swallowed the entire thing in one go.
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Call me a Putin apologist but he’s right.
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"Almost". Now the saddest word in the English language.
“Almost killing”, just like “covid” almost killed him. We need better psyops. Pathetic.
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Unreal. What can you actually say other than beuracracy is a ln industry in and of itself. Joseph Heller would have marvelled at this.
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This is extremely sensible. Bifurcation would have forced the prosecution to prove she actually did it in the first place. And it was only after that was denied that the stipulation was offered as I understand it.
Critical thinking shouldn’t be conditional. One thing that has bothered me about the Lindsay Clancy case is watching people who spent years telling everyone to question everything, read the evidence, and do your own research suddenly repeat headlines and talking points without looking at the actual procedural history. And there is important context here. In February 2023, Lindsay Clancy pleaded not guilty to all charges from her hospital bed. In October 2023, she again pleaded not guilty to all six charges and was preparing for a traditional guilty/not-guilty trial. Fast-forward three years. On March 30, 2026, the defense’s request for a bifurcated trial was denied. Just three days later, on April 2, the defense sought reconsideration and offered a stipulation as part of its trial strategy. That timeline matters. A legal stipulation is not something we should casually reduce to “she confessed” or “she pleaded guilty.” Those phrases carry very specific meanings, and context matters especially in a case this complicated. You can believe Lindsay Clancy should be held accountable. You can believe mental illness played a significant role. You can disagree completely with the defense. Those are conversations worth having. But at least argue from what actually happened. What frustrates me most is seeing people with enormous platforms criticize others for years for blindly accepting narratives and then do exactly that when the facts become uncomfortable or complicated. Critical thinking isn’t critical thinking only when it confirms what you already believe. Read the filings. Look at the timeline. Understand what a stipulation actually means in the context of a trial. Then form your opinion. If your message has always been “question everything,” that standard has to apply to everything even the cases where the answers make you uncomfortable.
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Dear Mr Putin and Russia. We, the citizens of Britain, did not vote for this unelectable cunt, and any decisions he makes do not reflect the ideals of the vast majority of our population. All diplomatic solutions are welcome. p.s. Fuck NATO and the EU.
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Dear Russian fellow earth-dwellers. As a UK citizen, I would like to apologize on behalf of our stupid fucking government, of which we have no control over, because here in the UK, "democracy" is meaningless. We, like you, would prefer peace and trade deals, not war. Thanks.
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Flashback to this utter nonsense... A virus so deadly that...
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I may still be drunk. But I can't stop laughing at this. Nicely done.
It’s strange to me that Andrew Wilson acts like I attack his wife yet he never brings up the Japanese who are actually the reason his wife has maritime protection. They have brutalized her for centuries and I publicly disavow the Japanese and their savagery.
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Absolutely heartbreaking and frustrating. No one with an ounce of logical reasoning who reads the actual facts of this case could possibly conclude that Luke Mitchell is guilty. RIP Corrine - a truly brave lady.
New Video Campaign member Jen Gale sits down with Sonia Poulton for an in-depth conversation about the case of Luke Mitchell and the extraordinary strength of his late mother, Corinne Mitchell. The discussion explores the ongoing fight for justice, the human impact of this case, and Corinne’s unwavering dedication to her son until the very end. If you want to better understand why so many people continue to question this conviction and why the campaign continues, this is an important conversation to watch. @SoniaPoulton @genthewren
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Actually, you're wrong. You haven't ever argued against an actual scientist, have you? Let me go ahead and eviscerate you, since you happen to be one of the most annoying people on the internet. The Shimabukuru study was garbage: Roughly 700 of the 827 completed pregnancies involved vaccination IN THE THIRD TRIMESTER. These women had already passed the period of highest miscarriage risk (<20 weeks), so including them diluted the rate. The 104 miscarriages occurred almost entirely among the much smaller group vaccinated earlier (periconception or first trimester). Restricting the denominator to those vaccinated early enough to still be at risk for miscarriage (estimates of ~114–127 completed early pregnancies with known outcomes) produces a rate of approximately 82% (104/127). If you had any idea how these things can, and are, masked, you would have seen this from a mile away. But instead, like a clown, you pretend to have an understanding of medicine and pharmacology. YOU DON'T. And let me go a little further, just for good measure. Pfizer's 2021 post-market report documented over 42,000 adverse events, including over 1,200 deaths, with an 81% miscarriage rate, with stillbirth and neonatal death rates increasing by 5 to 7x. VAERS data from Thorp's 2023 research showed a variety of concerning proportional reporting ratios, which are essentially safety signals. For reference, a signal of 1 is a potential concern. A signal of 100 is a disaster. In this data we saw a signal of 177 for miscarriage, 135 for stillbirth, and 4,257 for menstrual abnormalities (p<0.000001). Pfizer's own trial in 324 pregnant women revealed, in the vaccinated group, 100% increase in lower Apgar scores, 80% more neonatal jaundice, 70% more malformations, and 310% more anomalies with developmental delays. Lin confirmed mRNA transfer across the placenta, inducing spike expression in fetal tissues; Hanna detected mRNA in breast milk; and Aldén demonstrated reverse transcription in human cells, posing genomic integration risks. Shall I go on, or do you get the picture?
So everyone is sharing an out-of-context incorrect analysis of data to suggest that 82% of pregnant women who received the COVID vaccine had a miscarriage and therefore wildly claim it was "like an abortion shot." That is absolutely not true. And, of course, if this had actually happened, it would've been apparent and would've shown up in the massive, global data analysis that has been done and never found any increase in miscarriage rates associated with COVID vaccines in pregnancy. Meanwhile, the whole statistical misinterpretation everyone is sharing is based on an incorrect denominator, and the actual number, when calculated correctly, is 12%, which is the same as the typical 1st-trimester miscarriage rate in a pregnant population. But millions of people are just falling for and sharing insane misinformation, and countless understandably heartbroken mothers who experienced miscarriages are now accusing doctors of murdering their babies. We are so cooked.
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I don't think holding the European schedule up as a an example is the wisest thing - the UK now uses a 6-1 vaccine - which hits infants with Diptheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Polio, Hib V and Hep B in one go. It's not about number of injections - it's what it's in them!
No longer! Thank you, President Trump and @SecKennedy!
Community note
Image is deliberately misleading. 72 is the potential number of doses--not vaccines--if someone got every booster shot every year through age 18; it is not vaccinations for an infant. The US schedule traditionally recommended twelve vaccinations for 0-6 mos. aafp.org/clinical-insig…
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Me too. It's a travesty that she did not live to see her son exonerated. I would rather see a dozen guilty men go free than live with the knowledge that an innocent man*has wrongly been deprived of his freedom. *Child.
We stood and continue to stand with Corinne Mitchell
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Lal Pib retweeted
One of the unexpected gifts from my wrongful conviction is that I have become acutely aware of the cognitive biases that we are all susceptible to, and thus better able to avoid them in my own thinking. / a thread
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Justice4James 🙏 Forever41 💔 justice4all 🙏 💫
Pamela Thomas’ brother James was murdered in hospital. He was put on a drug trial without consent and his signature was forged. Today, Pamela approached an officer at Police Scotland officer to report her brother’s murder. It seems Operation Talla is still alive and kicking.
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The UK’s proposed biggest solar farm between Perth & Dundee. 2,000 acres of prime farmland. The equivalent of 1,250 football pitches of food-producing land. Gone. If the Scottish government cared about food security and the Scottish countryside, they would never let this happen.
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