Alan Richardson

Trying to make sense of all the bullshit out there....

[QuantativeBrah @QuantMashine]

The UK government may not want to crime release data broken down by ethnicity. I have been scraping daily the https://t.co/bQvA8A0nHx to get first and surnames all all people who appeared in court

Here what i found: 🧵

[Dr Dave Cartland BMedSc MBChB Ex-MRCGP @CartlandDavid]

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[Mirren @0gMirren]

A banking professor ran the test on a real bank to settle where money comes from. Almost nobody watches him show the result.

Richard Werner, Chair in International Banking at Southampton, Zurich, February 2018.

The textbook says banks take deposits and lend them on. The accounting says something else.

Watch the section where he lays out the 3 competing theories side by side, then shows which one the ledger supports.

A lectern, a conference badge, a dark screen behind him.

Central banks published the same answer. The textbooks never changed.

[Neil O'Brien @NeilDotObrien]

This is incredible

[Jillian Michaels @JillianMichaels]

She just said the thing nobody wants to hear about your health. It starts simple — "we all want to stay healthy" — and spirals fast into a callout of every excuse we hide behind, identity included: "or I'm female, or I'm male." No sugarcoating, no participation trophies — just one hard truth she drops with zero apology: it's earned through hard work, period. This is the tough-love wake-up call half your feed needs right now. Stay till the end, because the pause before that last line hits different.

Watch the full episode on my YT channel! Link is in the comments 📷

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

Ladies and gentlemen, the Butcher of Kiev: Victoria Nuland

[Alastair Hilton @London_W4]

A tale of two countries: London and England. I’ve had the most perfect week on my little sailing boat in England. Mooring up in Woodbridge, Suffolk and others along the River Deben, then visiting Constable country around Dedham. Every village was beautiful. Every place was clean and tidy. Free of litter and graffiti. Every place was all white people. British people. People who spoke English. Villages with little honesty boxes to leave your money and take the home grown produce. The National Trust at Flatford Mill where Constable painted the haywain didn’t have books on how all white people are terrible. It had books on Constable, the beauty of his work and the beauty of the countryside. It had people enjoying tea and sandwiches sitting in the gardens in the sunshine enjoying their surroundings. It took a few days to realise the complete and utter difference between these places and London. This was England, full of the English. Then, as I came back into London, I left England and arrived back in the third world. The people weren’t English. They weren’t British. They had zero affinity with England. I was a foreigner. This is now their land, given to them by successive governments. Given to them along with the free houses and healthcare and money for life. Not in exchange for any added contribution to this country, but just for being here. Given to them with money from the sweat and toil and stress of making ends meet of the British people over hundreds of years. Walking around most of London, you would be hard pressed to know which third world country you were in. There are still some white ghettos remaining: Chelsea, Highgate, Hampstead, Kensington and Chiswick. All predominantly white areas. All the areas that given enough money, you’d choose to live. That’s not a coincidence. It’s not a coincidence that you’d choose to live in Kensington rather than Shepherd’s Bush. The English living in the villages and towns I visited are loving life. They have no idea that very soon the government will dump thousands from the third world onto them and every town like them. They will call me racist right now because to them, they have nothing to worry about. They can’t see the imminent destruction of their way of life. In the 1930s, Churchill warned that Germany was gearing up for war and people said, oh don’t be silly, it’s lovely that Germany is building so many roads and ships and planes. Once people realised why they’d built them, it was too late. Once the beautiful people in the villages of England realise they’ve been taken over and they live in the third world suddenly, it will be too late. I loved visiting England. I’m back in London now and please don’t tell me that London is in England. They’re two very different countries.

[MacKenzie @Smackenziekerr]

Le New York Times admet enfin que les « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison sur le COVID et que Fauci et les « experts » ont induit le public en erreur.

« Peut-être avons-nous été induits en erreur exprès. »

Je n’arrive pas à croire qu’ils aient réellement imprimé cela. Voici ce qu’ils admettent enfin :

• Tony Fauci, Francis Collins et Jeremy Farrar ont coordonné une stratégie médiatique pour discréditer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire. Des e-mails montrent qu’ils ont travaillé en coulisses pour diffamer et faire taire quiconque remettait en question le récit officiel.

• L’administration Biden et les agences de renseignement ont fait pression sur les plateformes de médias sociaux comme Twitter et Facebook pour censurer les discussions sur la fuite de laboratoire et les qualifier de « désinformation ».

• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et d’autres scientifiques connaissaient la vérité mais l’ont dissimulée. Derrière des portes closes, ils ont admis qu’une fuite de laboratoire était probable. En public, ils l’ont rejetée comme une « théorie du complot ».

• Jeremy Farrar de l’OMS a obtenu un téléphone jetable pour coordonner secrètement des réunions avec Fauci, Collins et des scientifiques de premier plan, en s’assurant que leurs discussions restent hors dossier.

• Kristian Andersen, Robert Garry et Eddie Holmes ont élaboré une stratégie pour induire en erreur le journaliste du New York Times Donald McNeil Jr., en s’assurant qu’il ne creuse pas trop profondément la théorie de la fuite de laboratoire.

• L’infâme article Proximal Origin, rédigé par Andersen, Garry, Holmes, Andrew Rambaut et W. Ian Lipkin, était un effort coordonné pour induire le public en erreur. Des messages Slack privés ont révélé qu’ils croyaient qu’une fuite de laboratoire était non seulement possible mais probable — pourtant, ils l’ont niée publiquement.

• Peter Daszak et EcoHealth Alliance ont aidé à couvrir l’Institut de virologie de Wuhan, malgré le fait qu’ils savaient que leurs recherches risquées de gain de fonction pouvaient avoir causé l’épidémie.

• Le laboratoire de Wuhan, dirigé par Shi Zhengli (« Bat Woman »), avait des protocoles de sécurité horriblement laxistes — pourtant, ils s’attendaient à ce que le public croie qu’une fuite était impossible.

Et maintenant, après des années à diffamer et calomnier les « théoriciens du complot », le New York Times admet discrètement que les soi-disant « théoriciens du complot » avaient raison depuis le début.

[Alan Richardson @AlanAprich]

@StevenEdginton Can you do one on Farah Ahmed, thats just as troubling.

[Dia Chakravarty @DiaChakravarty]

"In the UK, men and women are equal"
"In the UK, it is illegal to hurt, threaten or control your partner or family"

In the UK.

So we accept these principles aren't universal? Seems to me we are getting dangerously close to accepting all cultures aren't equal...

[Ben Leo @Benleo]

Incredible work

Big Charity is mostly a scam. From six figure CEO salaries to just a small proportion of donations going to actual causes, then we have this kinda nonsense.

Why not spend £90m on British causes instead of fake refugees? It’s the NATIONAL LOTTERY after all.

[Laurence Fox @LozzaFox]

Make this voice of Britain’s stamped on and disabused famous.

She speaks for so many.

God bless her courage. 🙏

[ViroLIEgy @ViroLIEgy]

PCR inventor Kary Mullis once challenged Luc Montagnier, discoverer of HIV, for scientific evidence that HIV causes AIDS. Montagnier could not provide any.

​Mullis knew the power of his questions, noting: “They don't want dissent," and will "go to great lengths to prevent it.”

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

Look at the greedy colonialist Jews (in red) expanding into the small territory of the Muslims (in green). Remember, Israel is a colonizing project but Islam is a peaceful religion that did not spread via colonialism.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

“Far more people are dying in Nigeria than in Palestine. Last year, 500,000 Christians were killed. But the activists are not protesting or saying anything. To me, that’s hypocrisy.” Well said.

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

After the NATO-backed coup in 2014, Zelensky argued that the new authorities in Kiev should allow its citizens in Crimea and the East to speak Russian. In 2019, 73% of Ukrainians voted for this peace platform, but intimidation from NATO countries then reversed the peace platform.

[nigel biggar @NigelBiggar]

“He’s trapped in a world of fantasy. Whatever his personal guilt, there’s a tragic quality to his predicament. For, when reality does finally break through, Nemesis will enter, too. A terrible reckoning will cause the self he’s constructed to disintegrate. I fear for his life. And that makes me angry—not with his critics but rather with the adults who failed to call him out. Who lowered the threshold so he could clamber over it. Who encouraged him to dismiss criticism as expressions of racist bad faith.”

[Suneel Dhand MD @DrSuneelDhand]

I am HORRIFIED with this latest development about FAUCI hiding COVID vaccine miscarriage risks from the general public.

It crosses a line for me.

I've even changed my mind now on what should happen to him and consequences he should face...

[Rogue @RogueUnfiltered]

LUNCH TIME LAUGHTER 🤭

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