TheProfessional

[Brotherhood @DiggingInTheDi1]

Female nature is inherently obvious once you understand evolutionary biology

Female agency does not work like male agency. When men want something, they achieve it through displays of competence, violence, leadership and/or resource accumulation. Incidentally, these are all things women find attractive

When women want something none of the above work, as the weaker sex and the ones who bear children

What does work is leveraging the only power they have over men - their sexuality and ability to choose which men get to procreate and which don't. That power translates into having a chance to acquire the top tier men that trigger the above mentioned attraction cues

For women, the ability to flaunt their sexuality is their sole source of power. Take that away and society becomes inherently patriarchal. Note that female modesty was a mainstay in every religion and society prior to feminism

It should not be surprising why women fight so hard to get naked when you understand it's the be-all-end-all of their optimal sexual mating strategy to get access to an alpha Chad that they would otherwise have no chance with

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@MaskedReminder @HATzortzis @GtownMasjid @mohammed_hijab Personally I’ll never understand why someone would make themselves more vulnerable to being doxxed but it’s your call.

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@MaskedReminder @HATzortzis @GtownMasjid @mohammed_hijab You should do a better Job with online anonymity - I know who you are

Who uses the same profile pic and name across platforms

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@Caz108 @space_ace84 @tina4chippenham @CraigMurrayOrg You’re a cuck

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@AutoPap @pepewololo Clearly you don’t with your Americanisms “Douche”

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

NHS England has said that you cannot opt out of Palantir having your medical data and they refuse to review their policy.

So if you live in England, Palantir, Donald Trump, Netanyahu and co have access to all your medical data.

Nobody voted for this.

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@ACosmin99 @GrapheneOS @Hexsn1per Revolut is Dog Shit - They're notorious for debanking not just businesses but individuals who are politically incorrect

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@zmacoxe @WorldWarPoo Yeah and all Mexicans are Illegal Immigrants and all Whites are Rednecks - Doesn’t take a Paki to point out the Retardismo behind just throwing Shit on the wall hoping it sticks.

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@jordan_iy1 @Juggaa8 @hieronymuslosh Confusing being British with being English - Lol

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@be_anymorebing @AbundanceKeni @jon_d_doe Sexual appeal isn’t there

[Rabbi Jeff @RabbiJeffx]

A disabled Australian woman accidentally pocket-dialed a JEWISH nutritionist. Nobody spoke, just noise from her bag.

The nutritionist interpreted it as gunfire targeting her for being Jewish.

Her complaint landed the woman in court on a charge carrying up to five years in jail

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@KrisHan28595161 @1stclassclips It literally is - there's no homgenity in the US, its by nature multi racial.

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@2047IndiaVision @PolitlcsUK Jeet

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@Sloanpatriot @MarioNawfal This is not America there’s no “democrats” you tard

[NewsCord @newscord_org]

Just in, an official response from NHS England regarding the public’s right to opt out of their Palantir-run “Federated Data Platform”:

NHS England has told us, in writing, that you cannot opt out of Palantir's platform.

On 28 August, NHS England's Data Protection Officer answered our demand for a formal review of the Federated Data Platform, the system Palantir built and runs under a 330 million pound contract. He refused the review. What he confirmed instead should alarm every patient in England.

"There is no opt out mechanism in place specifically for NHS FDP." That is a direct quote. The National Data Opt-Out, which millions of us registered precisely to keep our confidential records out of schemes like this, "does not apply" to anything NHS England does on the platform. Every single use falls under a legal exemption. The opt-out you registered protects you from nothing here.

Your last remaining right, the right to object under the UK GDPR, has been refused in advance. For most of the data, NHS England says the right simply does not apply. For the rest, it claims "compelling legitimate grounds" for every patient at once, before anyone has even objected. The law requires that right to be weighed one person at a time. A right refused for everyone, in advance, is not a right. It is a decision they made about your body's data without you.

The letter concedes that Palantir "has access to patient data", including identifiable records. The only safeguard offered against misuse is that it "would potentially be a criminal offence". And the DPO describes patient records with names removed as data in which nobody can be "directly or indirectly identified". That is the definition of anonymous data, and it is wrong in law. Pseudonymised records can be traced back to you, which is exactly why the law still protects them.

Nearly three years into the contract, no independent evaluation has reported. Asked to answer the published studies showing hospitals are not benefiting, NHS England offered its own case studies, "user stories" and "a video animation".

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@BAM_Studios1 @Polymarket Poor rage bait

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@MantisIntelOps @MarioNawfal Cry

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@MantisIntelOps @MarioNawfal Triggered

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@MantisIntelOps @MarioNawfal The cope

[TheProfessional @TheProfess067]

@HafsaAbEg @Assimalhakeem 3/3 can a jahil take the position of the scholar which is what you’re camp is arguing for 😂