mike sharps

Love designing and building stuff and drinking good coffee

[Phoebe Dinsmore @PhoebeDinsmore_]

Heading into London today to the Albert Hall. Will this be sufficient daywear I wonder..... #stabbing #huntingdon

[Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho]

Wait what? How do you get free everything?

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

1/ Ever wondered how “THE SCIENCE IS SETTLED” became code for silencing dissent, destroying careers, and pushing fear down our throats?

A THREAD 🧵 on how COVID pulled back the curtain on academia’s corruption, and why there’s still hope for real truth-seekers. ⬇️

[Tim Marshall @Itwitius]

3 very gaunt Israeli male hostages carrying their release 'certificates'just paraded thru Gaza by Hamas. Persuaded to wave for the cameras and 'interviewed' by gunmen. Transferred to Red X vehicles.

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@TomABacon Nor does he claim to be

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@gibraltarfx @kelvmackenzie @RoundLike @iancollinsuk I believe Ian is back on 3 hour afternoon slot from monday

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@TalkTV @drdavidbull @DrHoenderkamp David, You forgot to mention the brilliant @iancollinsuk back on 3 hor slot 1-4 in the afternoons the main reason I listen to talk radio , keep up the good work you two 👍

[Dr. Simon @goddek]

🧵THREAD: Remember when they cancelled millions of cancer screening appointments, leading to a significant increase in avoidable cancer deaths, while they performed ridiculous dance routines instead?

Let me show you 25 more pieces of evidence proving that Covid was a big hoax.⬇️

[Lee Harris @LeeHarris]

This is insane. Brendan Kavanagh, a youtuber and pianist was legally playing and filming in a public place.

A group visiting from communist China didn't like it and told him he couldn't film them.

The police were terrible. This is Britain. Not China.

[Renée Hoenderkamp @DrHoenderkamp]

Green policy and the ridiculous race to net zero…

Do not be fooled: this will have no positive impact on people or the future.

This is a travesty and how dare they let this happen. https://t.co/iV3MBNnmOZ

[Suicidal Empath @TrophyMerchants]

Jeremy Vine seeing that lorry turn across the cycle lane

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@theJeremyVine Irrespective of priority or the highway code I always try to give priority to a working vehicle where possible vans, truck , bus etc

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@Dr_G_Hobley @ClarkeMicah It doesn’t

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

"Belatedly, the Covid inquiry has also begun to confirm our suspicions about how the scientific process itself was perverted. It has released messages between two top government scientific advisers. They show how when one flicker of common sense appeared, in the shape of Prof Carl Heneghan, the establishment closed ranks and branded him a “f---wit”. 

Sweden is the elephant in the room. A nation of relatively similar wealth and standing to us, it largely avoided lockdowns yet has emerged with impressively low excess death figures. Should the inquiry not be asking how? Anders Tegnell, the architect of their successful strategy, should have been a priority witness. 

In September 2020 myself, Prof Heneghan, Prof Sunetra Gupta and a number of others penned an open letter to the prime minister promoting what is effectively “focused protection”. The idea was to deliver a laser-sharp, well-funded focus on protecting the most vulnerable and to allow the rest of the country, and importantly the economy, to continue as normal, making decisions based on their own tolerance for risk.

I am more convinced than ever that this was the path to take. Some arrogantly dismissed it as unworkable. But enforcing house arrest on the entire country went so brilliantly and without issue, didn’t it? 

I have little doubt that if a reasoned and fair analysis is ever conducted, the number of life-years lost to lockdown and its consequences will be far greater than those tragically taken by the virus. If we refuse even to tentatively ask if there was a better way, we are guaranteeing a repeat of our pandemic failures."

[mike sharps @mkshrps]

@maurice_1960 @sophielouisecc Argentina might stand a chance though

[60 Second Docs @60SecDocs]

The dangerous art of stained glass, @A_J_Boeve

[60 Second Docs @60SecDocs]

Man Finds The Most Extreme Places to Iron

[🌞Common-Sense💦Climate🌎Logic🌦️🤔 @7_Sages_Wotcm]

This is a tragic event, and my heart goes out to those affected.

Of course, this event will be blamed on climate change, without regard to circumstances.

Assessing vulnerability and mitigating possible outcomes is extremely important to protect life.

Tragedies like this need to be analyzed and the results shared with the world. It's easier to blame "climate change"!

Ronald shared the dam construction and just the presence of the dams substantially amplified the damage. The first dam created a huge body of water before bursting and adding strength to bursting of the second dam.

First attached picture shows the second dam and the city, built on the floodplain of an ancient river! This riverbed has been dried for thousands of years.

Second picture shows the riverbed going straight to the city. Note the huge catchment area for rainwater. A disaster waiting to happen. There are farms built in the riverbed.

What are the odds a one-off storm will hit exactly in that area? Well, it happened, and I hope it will focus attention to similar scenarios around the world and prevent future disasters!

[DigiKey @digikey]

On this day in 1958, Jack Kilby tested the very first IC at Texas Instruments

Read more --> https://t.co/TJGW4CaxI9

[Jamie Jenkins @statsjamie]

Today the BBC has launched BBC Verify to focus on fact-checking and countering disinformation

When I asked their disinformation correspondent if they had covered any of the information in the thread below I got no reply

BBC should not have a bias in what they choose to verify