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There’s still so many inquiry videos on YouTube, and a live broadcast. It’s getting around to watching though, isn’t it.
Any of the clips are absolutely jaw dropping. The scale of the crime, the con, the abuse is, as always, astonishing.
I click on the live stream and the first thing I hear is about “human rights”, and so on.
It kills me that I didn’t know how to express that in any meaningful way at the time. I also know it’s important to forgive myself and pay attention to the lesson / wider agenda, perhaps?
It was all designed to trick, trap, overwhelm, and to advance the agenda, I suppose.
To change the past, present and future?
It’s still infuriating that the same people who captured ‘us’ can now appear, to lecture us on good behaviour
it really is comical, and I have to remind myself constantly that it’s designed to contradict and grate … and piss take, and so much more.
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15 hours ago, krazeeworld said:
… I'm in Bristol and have no experience in organising a gathering, march, or protest. Is anyone else here in Bristol or Bath? Ideas, anyone? I'm up for it, but can't do it alone …
I’ve part quoted you.
That’s what’s annoying about people in the city centre frequently protesting on behalf of Israel or Palestine, or climate change! There were a few people that came together during Covid though. There were Sunday meet ups in some of the parks at that time.
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BBC weather
The second storm if the season is called Benjamin, named by the French weather service rather than the Uk, because the strongest winds will be howling across the northern coast of France, Belgium, Netherlands … and that’s where the biggest impact is expected to be.
A much colder feel by day and night.
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1 hour ago, Anti Facts Sir said:
Yeah, not as though "former PM who locked down country several times now admits it was done fraudulently" would really hack it as a headline, is it...
Thanks, that really sums it up. That’s it in a nutshell, isn’t it.
It’s such a bastard isn’t it, but somehow it helps, that for what it’s worth at least we know that WE know.
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21/10/25 The News Catch up; President Elect ousted over Kirk post
“The student who was set to be the President of the Oxford Union has been ousted. Jorge Alberoni lost a no-confidence vote after coming under fire for comments appearing to celebrate the death of influencer Charlie Kirk. He’s disputing the vote.” -
Every time I hear the use of the sort of “Yeah, but look at Oct 7th” “Don’t we have a right to defend ourselves” .. it only reminds me of exactly why it may have been allowed to happen. Of course who would suggest such a thing?!
However it was actually the first thing an Israeli said to me on Oct 8th, and yet we’re meant to believe that there’s only ever two clear sides to it all?
It’s often hard to separate truth from fiction but every day we’re all being increasingly turned against each other, and as we say “who benefits”?
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21/10/25 “The News catch up; The government (Foreign Office) has added eight countries to their methanol warning list, Equador and Japan are amongst them” (and Kenya, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Uganda and Russia)
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On 10/15/2025 at 8:45 PM, Anti Facts Sir said:
Am I misremembering or was she and Hollyby Willoughby spotted as schoolgirls and chosen to do lingerie ads? The school was one with a lot of dodgy links and past stuff.
21/10/25 “The News catch up; The man who was accused of plotting to kidnap rape and murder Holly has failed in appealing against his sentence. Gavin Plum is serving life with a minimum term of 16 years.”-
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I saw on the news this morning Boris Johnson arriving at the Covid Inquiry.
It’s sad but inevitable / typical, that it would get such a small mention. I suppose it’s something that it was mentioned at all? I’m not sure how much ‘it’ was shown throughout the day?
It’s not as if the Covid news is being pushed at all?! It’s like an ‘also ran’ item?! You have to be interested to notice it?
I see there is a 5 minute separate clip on the iplayer headlined;
Former PM Boris Johnson tells the Covid Inquiry ‘we probably did go too far’ with lockdown rules, ‘particularly for children’.
I’m saying these things to you ‘cause you understand. Letting off a little. I know it’s not the first time we’ve realised this.
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On 10/20/2025 at 5:04 PM, Mr Crabtree said:
I prefer Piers to Jeremy by a million percent
I met him during lockdown, when he organised a protest and a talk. I also hugged him, it was like a hug of defiance back then!?-
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On 10/14/2025 at 8:58 PM, Mazthehobo said:
What I notice is TV now. I’ve not had a license for a decade or so and when I stay in a hotel we put on the tv. The propaganda is insane. The wokeness is never ending. Although it does have old re runs of Bullseye which is always good.
I do miss the private DM days though where you could just rant about something with somebody you had become acquainted with over time.
Loved coming across this comment while searching the Covid inquiry
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There is a lot of directions in this article on the suicide of a 22 yr old girl, but I noticed;
“ Her family, who lived miles away in Sussex, say the pandemic and the reduction in community mental health support exacerbated Cerys's problems.”
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The coroner … found there was a culture of falsifying records on the ward.
Dad says … when Cerys was sectioned … at the start of 2022, they believed it would keep her safe and help her get better. "In fact, it just made everything worse," he says. "It was the wrong environment."
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Following on from comments others have shared above; I met an Israeli tourist who told me that although he was more in agreement after Oct 7th he can no longer support Israel’s actions, and has been on protests. Interesting views. I wish I could have spoke with him again.
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I heard about this on Saturday, and it was such sad news.
This is from the Guardian;
“Son of former England footballer Stuart Pearce dies in tractor crash”
“Harley Pearce, 21, who worked in farming and was described as a ‘cherished son and devoted brother’, died at scene in Witcombe.”
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I just searched this ‘cause it came up briefly on the BBC News.
“The Metropolitan Police says it will no longer investigate non-crime hate incidents to allow officers to "focus on matters that meet the threshold for criminal investigations".
And this from Sky News;
”No more investigations into 'non-crime hate incidents' after Linehan case, Met Police says”
“The Free Speech Union - which helped Linehan with the case - says it's hired top lawyers to sue the Met for "wrongful arrest".
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13 hours ago, Campion said:
The phrase "national renewal" occurs 3 times in their 2024 election manifesto. Also some other people have taken up the idea.
Interesting, thanks Campion
12 hours ago, Anti Facts Sir said:Like Cool Britannia. Or, more like Build Back Better.
Cheers for the info!
Oh yes, thanks AFS .. and The Great Reset
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Oct 9th 2023
Keir Starmer will today promise to get Britain its future back, saying that his five missions will usher in a decade of national renewal “totally focused on the interests of working people.”
The Labour leader will draw a contrast between his plan and the last 13 years of Tory rule, saying that with his leadership Labour will “turn our backs on never-ending Tory decline with a decade of national renewal” and give the British people the “government they deserve.”
… i hadn’t really heard of it either but I notice how intimidating and threatening it sounds, then you read it and it sort of makes out that it’s aimed at Farage.
We are the enemy?!
That Starmer is an absolute prick
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7 hours ago, Mazthehobo said:
Not sure if the right place… but kinda linked…
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c797wv928g8o
Bassically J&J being sued for knowingly selling talcum powder with cancer chemicals….
They deny it.
These companies don’t care what they sell. If it makes them billions then it will be on the shelf.
3 minutes ago, k_j_evans said:Must have known this for over a decade, probably much longer so why are they bringing it up now?
I know what you mean, but like everything else there seems to be a time and a place for it to come up, I suppose.
It’s been in the news intermittently over time, and it was on the BBC news today. They showed a man who ‘lost’ his wife at a young age, and they spoke of some of the ongoing court process, and of the asbestos in the mines.
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I don’t seem to have many, or even any solid answers?
it saddens me, for want of a better expression! Oh what I mean is, when King Charles says he’s “saddened”, I feel like it’s some sort of bizarre injected word / pre programming.
Anyway.
It makes me think, ok?
it doesn’t go unnoticed!!
The voice on the radio now just blithely announces that someone could’ve thought, blah blah, about the school closures during Convid.
Back then I thought this is all wrong, this is a scam, this is a trick, this is an exaggeration … What about the long term effects … say something … do something …
And then later, how many times have we had it confirmed that it was all a con, and that we could have stood our ground a bit more, or rather more than we did?!
Every tiny action means something great …?!
A lady on the radio says are you looking forward to going back to Gaza? A lady called Hanya says “Not really. Everyone is coming too now, after two years of fight or flight response. 90 % of it is … no water, no electricity … the ceasefire doesn’t fix everything … we need a rule of law … we need someone to take over … as unqualified as Hamas it’s better than the gangs.
I didn’t mean to talk about that, as such, but we are all being set upon at different times?
It all takes time, and how to resist it?
Who knows!?
We are forced to condone and accept things that we never ever thought or hoped we would?
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Today I saw the security staff on the news in Tel Aviv wearing black masks.
I also flicked on a programme from Feb 2021 where two guests were wearing masks, one of them leopard skin.
Makes me sick.
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10 hours ago, Mazthehobo said:
Iv already come up with a cunning plan.When I go to get my vaccination I will identify as a 75 year old.
After you Maz, no really you can go first, and it’s age before beauty ;)-
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12 minutes ago, Mazthehobo said:
Thanks for the advice. I shall get my vaccination immediately.
And we ought to join the campaign to go back to free Covid vaccinations, so we don’t miss out on our next one in the spring? 
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Covid Straus symptoms as doctor issues warning
11th October 2025
XFG, also known as Stratus, and NB. 1.8.1, referred to as Nimbus, are the most common variants
New Covid strains can pose different symptoms, experts explain
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If you've been feeling under the weather recently, with symptoms such as a sharp sore throat and high temperatures, it's possible you may have caught one of the new strains of Covid-19 that's been doing the rounds this autumn.
It's been five years since the initial outbreak of coronavirus, and several different variants have since emerged.
The most common variants currently circulating in the UK are XFG, also known as Stratus, and NB. 1.8.1, referred to as Nimbus, according to officials.
Experts reassure us that these don't seem to pose any greater threat than previous types of Covid or make people feel more ill. However, recent genetic changes the virus has undergone may increase the likelihood of infection and present slightly different symptoms.
Dr Kaywaan Khan, a Harley Street GP and Founder of Hannah London Clinic, told the Mirror: "You can still get some of the same features as with the common cold, like a cough or runny nose, but we are seeing a lot more hoarseness of voice. It's not a defining feature, you can experience this with the common cold too but with Covid, you can get a bit of laryngitis and this hoarse voice."
This is somewhat different to symptoms from other strains. Dr Khan added: "You can get a razor sharp sore throat, but also loss of taste. It's probably less common than the first strains but that can indicate Covid."
It's normal for viruses to evolve as they spread between people over time. When the changes become significantly different, the new virus types are known as variants.
Covid can still cause a wide range of symptoms, including headache, coughing, a blocked or running nose and exhaustion, making it difficult to distinguish from a cold or flu.
If you think you have Covid you should stay home if possible and avoid contact with vulnerable people.
If you have symptoms and need to leave the house, advice remains that you should wear a face covering.
Washing hands regularly and using and disposing tissues in bins can also reduce the spread of this and other respiratory illnesses.
Dr Khan also recommends early testing for those who are more vulnerable or are immunocompromised.
He says: "With Covid, you can get antivirals, but this will only be beneficial if you get tested really early. If you are immunocompromised, or have another condition, testing can provide information to your GP and they can consider antiviral medication."
People over 75 can get a free vaccine against Covid on the NHS. This can offer good protection, even against the new variants, says the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).
It is urging people to book their vaccinations against flu and another common winter virus called RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) as cases start to increase ahead of winter.
"It's normal for viruses to mutate and change, and as more data becomes available on these variants, we'll have a better understanding of how they interact with our immune systems and how to optimise our protection, as well as actions we can take to keep the most vulnerable safe and live our lives as normally as possible," says the UKHSA.
"The most important thing is for those eligible to get their vaccination when it is due."
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/covid-straus-symptoms-doctor-issues-10566603
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Coronavirus Mega-Thread.
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I notice that under the livestream and other inquiry videos, there is a banner that says content warning: this module contains references to child death and harm to children through illness, abuse, suicide and crime.