Trying to stay well enough (but doubt it) with Parkinson's Disease to travel Asia, Canada & USA, skyscrapers up high & people below. Beyond garden gate if lucky
@oneforisrael Dr Erez Soref, in recent years I have been trying to investigate timeline & transitions of Jews/Jewish Christians/Christians. From a Jewish Messianic perspective does this video give a correct/historically accurate account? https://t.co/qDk5gMM3tL
@anycubic3dprint almost ready to buy a KobraX in the UK, should I wait for Black Friday or Prime Big Deal Days period for any special offers from Anycubic?
Great news Jeremy but much more publicity is required for HIFU treatment you had. Much more manageable procedure and after effects. More people would be tested if they realised a less painful and complicated procedure was available. Regards to Gerald.
A reminder to please get yourself checked for prostate cancer if you’re within any of the danger categories!
Early prostate cancer often has no symptoms. Don’t wait to feel unwell.
You’re at higher risk if you:
• are above the age of 45.
• have any suspicious symptoms.
• are Black (about 1 in 4 Black men get it, compared with 1 in 8 men overall).
• have a father or brother who had prostate cancer.
• have a BRCA2 gene change, or a strong family history of prostate, breast, ovarian or pancreatic cancer.
If that sounds like you, speak to your GP from age 45. Other men can ask from 50.
There is no routine NHS screening for all men. You can still ask your GP for a PSA blood test. Talk through the pros and cons first - a raised PSA does not always mean cancer.
Book that chat this week. Catching it early makes treatment far more effective.
For advice: Prostate Cancer UK, or speak to your GP.
@ClarksonsFarm1 Great information & encouragement @JeremyClarkson . Reluctance to get tested often fear of the treatments people know about. I had HIFU like you 6 years ago , things still OK. Perhaps there is some HIGH PROFILE publicity to be done to get this procedure considered? Happy to help.
@elonmusk wondering if anyone at @grok is doing specific research on Voice to Text
processing for people with speach impediments/voice difficulties, eg Parkinson's Disease, to help as finger/hand dexterity worsens & typing becomes progressively more difficult? @ParkinsonsUK
Encouraging news. With progressive Parkinson's Disease, what is the UK timeline for release? Is there a chance to see it in action on UK roads or maybe involved in the test and evaluation process?
@Elegoo_Official with the recent release of the Centauri Carbon 2 variants, is there a comparison matrix for functions/specifications across the new CC2 range so one can assess if the new products are better, same or worse than the original CC2 models?
And he has the insight and time to direct/produce the latest @RyanHamilton special 'This just hit me'. I thought I saw him on the side of a bus, a poster that is, I think..........
https://t.co/qOULQb2136 via @DailyMail@JeremyClarkson never thought we would something in common, cars/farms etc. HIFU, wonderful treatment, bit sore & that catheter! 6years on still OK, PSA still a friend. Swapped a letter & then diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease PD. Take care
@JeremyClarkson never thought we would something in common, cars/farms etc. HIFU, wonderful treatment, bit sore & that catheter! 6years on still OK, PSA still a friend. Swapped a letter & then diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease PD. Take care, thanks for another wonderful series.
There is a legal test that international law sets that determines whether a people has become a legitimate nation state.
It comes from the Montevideo Convention of 1933 and it has four elements:
1. Does it have defined borders?
2. Does it have a defined population?
3. Does it have the capacity of conducting foreign relations?
4. Does it have a single effective government?
And the fact of the matter is that Israel satisfies all four factors of that test today.
It has defined borders, it has a defined people, it has a foreign ministry with the capacity to conduct foreign relations, and it is governed by a single effective government with a prime minister, a Knesset, and a Supreme Court and judicial system.
Israel has met all four elements of that test every single second of every single day of every year since it was founded in 1948. There's no dispute that in 1948 there were defined borders, there was a defined population, there was a single effective government headed by David Ben-Gurion, and that there was a full foreign ministry headed by Moshe Sharett.
One thing to note though is that although 140-odd countries around the world have recognized a supposed State of Palestine—and even though a lot of those 140 countries are the ones who are claiming that Israel's founding was illegitimate—that there is also no dispute that the State of Palestine, which doesn't exist, fails the Montevideo test because it fails two out of the four elements.
What are those two elements? First, it absolutely does not have defined borders, and by the way, all of the states, the European states that recognized the supposed State of Palestine in 2025, notably in their press releases and thereafter, failed to tell us what the supposed State of Palestine's borders look like because everybody knows that whatever borders the Europeans would be willing to live with, the Palestinians themselves would outright reject.
We know that from history where they have rejected any two-state solution at any time when it was offered to them. But second, and more importantly, even if we did create defined borders for them, which we don't, we know that the supposed State of Palestine is not governed by a single government, much less an effective one.
Gaza is split in two. Part of it's ruled by the Israeli government, which no one would like to see in charge, and the other part is ruled by Hamas, a US designated terror organization that all of the 140 states that have recognized the State of Palestine have said it can never be in charge of the Palestinian people.
And then Judea and Samaria, the West Bank, is also part of it ruled by Israel, and part of it is ruled by a Palestinian authority that is corrupt.
I had the tremendous honor of signing a copy of “Israel on Trial: Examining the History, the Evidence, and the Law” for Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
A special thank you to America’s top diplomat for his tremendous work on behalf of the United States and Western Civilization on the global stage.
If you ever want to see an Islamist caught in a blatant lie in real time, then watch this.
@mehdirhasan stands on a stage and begins his speech filled with complete garbage and deliberately misquoted and false statements. He knew his audience are none the wiser, and he does this every single time he opens his mouth. He is a serial bullshitter followed by a legion of simpleminded stupid people.
But then along comes @HausdorffMedia who is the polar opposite of a simpleminded stupid person, well spoken, brilliant, educated, intelligent, and most importantly, HONEST.
And she graciously and masterfully crushes Mehdi’s lies by referencing the quotes accurately and correctly word for word.
More lies are told in a day by the pro Palestine movement than there are grains of sand on Earth and stars in the universe. And all I can say, with gratitude, is thank G-d that we have people like Natasha to counter the tsunami of lies of the Mehdi’s of this world.
@RonDeSantis I was greatly encouraged by talk with @uncknowledge about free State of Florida. Watching from afar-declining UK🇬🇧, must confess really envious what life could be like there. Not only incomers from US states but further afield too? May get to see Shangri-la soon!
“Roy Altman’s book makes the definitive case for the historical necessity of the state of Israel and its actions in its own defense. Altman provides—as only a federal judge can—what everyone wants and needs from a great ruling: A strict adherence to the facts of the case, a comprehensible legal justification for the findings in the case, and the moral framework that brings the facts and findings together masterfully. A tour de force.” -@jpodhoretz, Editor, Commentary Magazine