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2 hours ago, Mr Crabtree said:
The weather here is atrocious at the moment, and he's gone for a canter anyway!
He sounded a little ho(a)rse when I passed by him earlier today. I do hope he's not going to end up saddled with a cough or cold. My mate, Ivor Mectin, is a good vet if you'd like me to put a word in.
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In all fairness, I think the title of this topic is more descriptive and therefore more searchable than the other topic.
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Haven't a clue what you're on about.
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4 minutes ago, alexa said:
Daniel 7:25 He will speak out against the Most High and ..
The Man of desolation......."This king will speak evil of God Most High, and he will be cruel to God's chosen ones. He will try to change God's Law and the sacred seasons... but that's just a story.
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3 minutes ago, Bombadil said:
I agree with you on all this. It training and owners and treatment that make dogs dangerous.
My ladies dad was savaged by a pit bull a few years ago. He was walking one for a friend and decided to throw a stick for the dog. Totally normal thing to do. The dog unfortunately had been beaten by its owners. Something my ladies dad was not aware of. Chewed right into his arm and cheek.
If they shot the arsehole owners it might make looking after an animal a bit more important.
For my sins, I was a parcel courier a few years back. One house I regularly delivered to had the yard separated with a fence down the middle holding a huge Rottweiler. This dog used to go bananas every time I walked up to the door and I often had a fear the fence wouldn't contain it much longer.
However, one day the owner told me that the dog had been like that ever since the postie had hit it over the head with his clipboard! Immediately recognising the problem, I left my clipboard in the van for every future visit and instead took a handful of treats for the dog. We became great friends and it was a lovely, placid dog ever since.
Dogs forget nothing, and they have the same anxieties we have.
Related, but nothing to do with dogs, is the story of the young man that suffered anxiety attacks when interviwed for jobs by women with blonde hair. It turns out his sister used to whack him over the head when he was very young with her doll, which happened to have, you guessed it ... blonde hair!
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23 minutes ago, sock muppet said:
Is this CGI or is it really a singing Monkey Boy without his alter ego Doctor Dr McHonk-Honk,
100. The Sound Of Sirens This one is for you guys. Thank you for everything. Without you I'm just a guy with a phone and an overactive brain. Can't believe I made '100'. It's been bloody emotional. This one hit me hard. Onwards we go. One love.
Sound of Sirens. Love it!
There are also some fine, thought-provoking words in the original lyrics ...
And the people bowed and prayed
To the neon god they made
And the sign flashed out its warning
In the words that it was formingAnd the sign said, "The words of the prophets
Are written on the subway walls
And tenement halls
And whispered in the sounds of silence"-
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1 hour ago, alexa said:
Yes I've noticed this in the dog stories, what that all about ? I thought XL was a size in clothing.
Just wait until you see the American Bully XXXL!
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9 hours ago, Astral Cat said:
Very interesting to see all the replies. There are a lot of human beings walking this planet pretending to be human BUT they are NOT human. They are programmed directly by the Matrix and act as if they have a spirit/soul. Dolores Cannon also referred to these entities. They are all around us, pretending to be human. So, these soul-less "people" would not understand this afterlife content or spiritual content because of the way they were programmed.....soul-less robots, which is understandable. The physical is everything to them. That is all they know....very dull, programmed entities parading as humans ! You probably know some people like that. They are all over this planet....all part of the matrix.
How on erath do you come to that conclusion?
What makes your point of view different from anyone else's? I mean, with the greatest respect, where is your proof that human beings walking this planet are not all human? To put it another way: what makes YOU so special that you can see all this but others can't?
Sorry, but I can't trust to blind faith conjectures of this nature.
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It's all caused by spurious triggering of neurons in a dying brain. Why invkoke a supernatural explanation?
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The 'Alien'news has fallen flat on its face because people realise it's all a load of BOLLOX!
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52 minutes ago, LastOneLeftInTheCounty said:
As long as every home and everyone is bathed in the absolute most amount of EMF radiation from smart devices then that’s all that matters.
The slow kill depopulation agenda, neatly presented to you for your convenience.
’Smart’ equals ‘not smart’
... except that ... even the cabal are bathed in the same radiation. This is something that's always bothered me.
I can't see any way in which they are shielded and we aren't, or in which general EMF radiation is 'selective.'
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My washing machine is incredibly 'smart.'
I simply throw my dirty clothes into the wash basket then, as if by magic, they reappear a day or two later washed, dried and ironed and in their proper place!
Truly amazing!
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Dust
in Today's News
Our car covered in dust too after a foggy night here on the North East coast just north of Newcastle.
There's been no wind at all for the last two or three days so where the hell has all the dust come from?
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Rummaging in the shed the other day I unexpectedly came across my step-ladders.
I never knew my real ladders.
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25 minutes ago, Nip said:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-66670500
Covid: New BA.2.86 variant found in Scotland
Oh, nooooooo ! Run for the hills !
The clue is in the' BA' portion of the code, meaning that it only infects BAGPIPES. If your bagpipes start wheezing and spluttering then they may need a jab.
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Why jump straight onto the Aliens/UFO bandwagon? Dis you not first seek medical or psyhological attention?
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Excellent article appearing in PSI. Even better is the full-length original (link posted at end of following article) ...
Shocker: Is Key ‘Expert Witness’ in UK Nurse Baby Killings Trial Exposed?
Published on August 25, 2023
Written by John O'Sullivan
Having personal experience of how science is used and abused in courtroom battles the recent sensational conviction of nurse Lucy Letby as modern Britain’s worst serial child killer is troubling. Did the science presented fairly reflect the facts or was an innocent women cruelly jailed for life?
Death of a newborn is expecially devastating when a criminal court rules that your precious baby was intentionally harmed at its most vulnerable and in the most trusted of hands.
This month Lucy Letby became the most prolific serial killer of children in modern British history when convicted of the murders of at least seven infants. At least six other babies sustained injuries when she was working as a neonatal nurse between June 2015 and June 2016 at the Countess of Chester Hospital (CoCH) in Chester, England.
But in the period June 2015 to June 2016 nobody suspected Lucy Letby of wrong-doing. It was only after the Consultants, running the neonatal unit, were the subject of a critical report from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) that the Consultants filed a report with the police alleging the infant deaths were due to the actions of nurse Lucy Letby.
Having studied independent reports on the case it became clear that this case was far more uncertain and problematic than the media have reported and it has spurned unease among many experts that the science presented to the jury was not only sub par, but may be tainted by confirmation bias.
In all but one case, the infants received autopsies, and the coroner found that they died of natural causes.
According to one independent expert source:
“Based upon published peer-reviewed research, and with the guidance, advice, and insights of other scientists, it is the view of Science on Trial that the scientific information put before the court by the expert witnesses is very simply inaccurate, misleading, and in many places false. The expert witnesses in this case are likely aware that the claims they have made lack necessary scientific findings, and if they were to write these claims up and attempt to submit them for publication, their submission would be quickly rejected.”
While another independent analyst revealed that:
“A former paediatrician sometimes called ‘Doctor Evidence For Hire’ is the prosecution’s linchpin ‘expert witness’. Retired since 2009, evidence shows that rather than as Dr Dewi Evans led under oath regarding the National Crime Agency contacting him to assist on the case – Dr Evans had insinuated himself into the case early on by contacting the police first and offering his services.
He testified that he thought he ‘could help’, ‘give advice’, ‘review case notes’ and ‘form an opinion of what led to the collapses of Child A and Child B’. Evans became involved in the Letby case when he travelled from Wales to Cheshire to ‘visit’ Cheshire police because, he said, there were concerns regarding the number of deaths at CoCH which were ‘unusual’ and which exceeded expectations. Defence counsel and no doubt many others saw this as ‘touting for business’. “
It appears Dr Dewi Evans profited handsomely from his craft. His company called Dewi Evans Paediatric Consulting Limited is listed on LinkedIn selling his services as an expert witness for hire. His company reports current accounts with cash at hand of over £108,000 for the financial year ending 2022. He appears to have invoiced totals between £80,000-150,000 annually during the period of the Lucy Letby investigation.
Critics of his assert that his testimony tended more towards the role of being an apologist for the doctors who were present at CoCH at the time, rather than presenting the confident and independent judgement of an expert.
In previous trial work the Lord Justice of Appeals had rejected Dr Dewi Evans’ evidence, describing it as “tendentious and partisan expressions of opinion that are outside of Dr Evans’ professional competence” which had “no place in a reputable expert report.”
From the outset, this case proceeded by pure scientific speculation, where it introduced employees of the same organization that employs the defendant (The National Health Service) to testify to the validity of the forensic investigation performed by an expert who solicited the role as an investigator (Dr Evans).
There were several instances where it could be argued that strict application of the scientific method was not only missing, but cock-eyed guess work predominated, as indicated in the following independent analysis:
“…it is incredible that all of the claims against Lucy Letby rely on the half-baked assertions of Dr Evans regarding air emboli being the only cause that explains what happened to several of these neonates. Assertions that yet again may very well be outside his expertise.
The bulk of Dr Evans’ initial evidence in chief included taking the jury through a collection of medical training videos and explaining key terms and procedures. Among others, this included a training video on the Phillips neonatal patient monitors. During cross examination he undermined his own ‘expert evidence’ first by telling the jury that not everything could be learned from training videos, and then by admitting he had not only never used in clinical practice the Phillips monitors he had been taking them through – but that he had actually never seen one at all.”
It can be shown that Dr Evans provided no real suggestion in his testimony for Child A that any alternate potential theories for the cause of death were considered and discounted. In fact, he describes that he came to his conclusion (the air embolus) first, and then found he could even fit the circumstances of Child B to it.
This gave the impression that some degree of confirmation bias was inherent in his thinking. The impression of confirmation bias became stronger when Dr Evans rapidly and with little consideration concluded new evidence solely reinforced his theory of the case, such as the claimed skin mottling Registrar Harkness described seeing on Child A for the first time while giving evidence during this very trial.
lawhealthandtech.substack.com tells us:
“Another example came when, after it had been put to him during cross examination, he unequivocally denied that an infection could even be involved. He brushed infection aside with the bold claim that evidence of infection “would appear on a post-mortem examination”.
However, this is not always the case. Unless there was some obvious outward sign of infection, clinical observations at death that strongly suggested it, or the post-mortem request suggested it, the pathologist might not undertake the complete panel of tests that identify a broad range of viral and bacterial infections. “
Science on Trial, how does it stack up?
Essentially, the scientific “proof” in this case amounts to the conflation of gas embolism with air embolism, and the reliance on one single publication from 1989, which details the consequences of gas embolism. However, this is not the same phenomenon that Dr Evans uses in his assessment of cause of death.
Dr Evans contends that these infants, with wildly different autopsy findings, died due to air embolism and not gas embolism. The evidence Dr Evans relies on to prove air embolism is from a paper detailing a wholly distinct phenomena called gas embolism. This alone demonstrates how woefully out of his depth Dr Evans was in conducting his investigation.
The case against Lucy Letby was wholly circumstantial such that expert medical evidence required to convict her for a full life term should be of the most impeccable standard. But was it?
It has been repeatedly claimed that the number of deaths at CoCH increased in 2015 and 2016, and the implication was that these two years were unique in the number of infant deaths.
However, the original announcement made regarding the investigation, of the infant deaths at the Countess of Chester Hospital, contained no statement surrounding an increased incidence of deaths. In the years subsequent to 2015 and 2016 the rates of perinatal death continued to increase.
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DCS Nigel Wenham stated on or around May 18th 2017 that: “Cheshire constabulary has launched an investigation, which will focus on the deaths of eight babies that occurred between that period [2015-2016] where medical practitioners have expressed concern”
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The cumulative infant mortality rate at the Countess of Chester Hospital, for 2015 and 2016 was lower than the national average.
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There is an unusual trend in the pattern of stillbirths and perinatal deaths.
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The number of perinatal deaths in 2017 and 2018 was higher than in 2015 and 2016, but Lucy Letby was not on the ward in these years
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In June 2019, Dr Gibbs retired. Dr Gibbs was the Senior Consultant who accused Lucy Letby of murdering infants. In that same year the number of perinatal deaths and stillbirths dramatically declined.
Principia Scientific is collaborating with interested third parties to impartially review all the scientific evidence to assist in resolving uncertaintities and we will post updates in due course.
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3 hours ago, Useyournous said:
Copied and pasted from Chester Standard Newspaper site. Am I allowed to do this? Please remove if not.
The 22 charges and the jury's decision:
- Count 1 - murder of Child A, a baby boy, on June 8, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 2 - attempted murder of Child B (twin of Child A), a baby girl, between June 8-11, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 3 - murder of Child C, a baby boy, on June 14, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 4 - murder of Child D, a baby girl, on June 22, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 5 - murder of Child E, a baby boy, on August 4, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 6 - attempted murder of Child F (twin of Child E), a baby boy, on August 5, 2015: GUILTY UNANIMOUSLY
- Count 7 - attempted murder of Child G, a baby girl, on September 7, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 8 - attempted murder of Child G on September 21, 2015 at about 10.15am: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 9 - attempted murder of Child G on September 21, 2015 at about 3.30pm: NOT GUILTY
- Count 10 - attempted murder of Child H, a baby girl, on September 26, 2015: NOT GUILTY
- Count 11 - attempted murder of Child H on September 27, 2015: NO VERDICT
- Count 12 - murder of Child I, a baby girl, on October 23, 2015: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 13 - attempted murder of Child J, a baby girl, on November 27, 2015: NO VERDICT
- Count 14 - attempted murder of Child K, a baby girl, on February 17, 2016: NO VERDICT
- Count 15 - attempted murder of Child L, a baby boy, on April 9, 2016: GUILTY UNANIMOUSLY
- Count 16 - attempted murder of Child M (twin of Child L), a baby boy, on April 9, 2016: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 17 - attempted murder of Child N, a baby boy, on June 3, 2016: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 18 - attempted murder of Child N on June 15, 2016, at about 7.15am-7.30am: NO VERDICT
- Count 19 - attempted murder of Child N on June 15, 2016, at about 3pm: NO VERDICT
- Count 20 - murder of Child O, a baby boy, on June 23, 2016: GUILTY UNANIMOUSLY
- Count 21 - murder of Child P (triplet brother of Child O), a baby boy, on June 24, 2016: GUILTY 10-1 MAJORITY
- Count 22 - attempted murder of Child Q, a baby boy, on June 25, 2016: NO VERDICT
Strange, all those Guilty 10-1 verdicts.
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3 hours ago, TheConsultant said:
A bunch of folks haven't posted or even logged on in a while, it sucks some good contributors too, where the feck did Eve go? Or the other mod? No idea about Nip either, hope they are doing ok.I've got to admit, I am becoming a bit disheartened with the forum myself.
Although I realise it was originally formed as a platform for alternative views that were being ridiculed or ignored by the MSM, I now find many topics far to esoteric in their nature. There seem to be far fewer topics concentrating on hard facts rather than occult, religious, or downright weird posts that are incomprehensible to most (including myself).
I soon lose enthusiasm now when reading through the list of Recent Activity and just give up, as either I don't find anything there worth replying to, or anything that make sense in order to enable me to compose a reply.
No doubt others have a different view, and maybe I'm just too thick to understand all the freaky, tripped-out stuff, but my gut feeling is that there is a lot of 77th Brigade stuff going on here starting meaningless, occult-ridden, secret-society topics that are swamping the true, meaningful topics.
I'll keep looking in, but I can't see much changing unfortunately.
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21 hours ago, webtrekker said:
I see the original video has now gone viral - 11 million views in 6 days!
I particularly like the play on the words MINER/MINOR ...
For anyone interested, here's the original video ...
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Coronavirus Mega-Thread.
in Covid-19 & NWO
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Called what? STUPID?!