@elonmusk, @OTURISK and @welcometheeagle have also been hacked and have received demands for payment to restore their accounts. Both have tried following X’s help processes without success.
Since the hacker(s) can DM the victims, the phishing also exposes private details including email addresses and phone numbers.
A simple code change could prevent this phishing. In the meantime, please trigger a warning.
Here is an example of the phishing:
“Hey! I wanted to share something with you. I’m currently in the running for a podcast co-host opportunity connected with Spotify and Google. Would you be willing to support me with a vote?
Here’s the link: https://sevenew.ct.ws/en Your support means a lot and I’m grateful for it. Thank you!”
As per Grok, it knows this is a scam.
The domain http://ct.ws is a free subdomain service (similar to free web hosting platforms) that anyone can use to create custom addresses like “http://sevenew.ct.ws”. Legitimate companies, contests, awards, or official voting systems (e.g., from brands, magazines, or events) never use obscure free subdomains like this. They use their own branded domains (e.g., http://instagram.com, http://foodnetwork.com, http://spotify.com).
Numerous similar “voting” links on *.ct.ws have been widely reported as scams, especially in 2025–2026. These often involve fake contests for fashion/influencer awards, cooking/chef competitions, podcasts (e.g., fake Spotify/Google events), beauty/pageants, and other social media “contests.”
My summary slide last night at NIH:
I know a chap who could have done this for a couple of grand and even then he would have felt he was pushing his luck with the price.
🇬🇧 IT WILL NOT SOLVE ANY "PROBLEMS": The critics of new traditional architecture often try to masquerade their hate for beauty as compassion for the poor. Thus every project that is not social housing or affordable will instantly be dismissed by these "objective" concerns.🧵
Clare, what a very detailed Substack article. I’ll bring it to the attention of my local GP surgery.
Media sensationalise; it gets more clicks.
2 young people have tragically died in this outbreak; in the same 2 wks there have been ~60 road deaths & ~220 cancer deaths <50yrs.
Rationally, the MenB risk to others is minute. As with covid, panic will likely do more harm than good.
The meningitis plan:
🔹Create false pandemic
🔹Vaccinate students
🔹Students start dropping
🔹Government blames ‘mutated strain’
🔹Lockdowns ordered
🔹Mandatory vaccinations
🔹Digital ID
Other people have been sharing lower numbers so I have looked more specifically at deaths from meningococcal infection.
200-300 every year
(except when they were called covid deaths).
Communities with LEAD Foundation are digging half moon bunds in Tanzania.
Simple semicircles catch rainwater, bring dormant seeds and vegetation back to life, and restore the soil.
Low tech, low cost, but making a huge difference.
It is not medical treatment to hasten someone’s death.
Dignitas in Switzerland is NOT PART OF HEALTHCARE.
That's my chart. It's one of 4 that I did in 2010.
I don't blame you for not crediting, as you probably don't know the source.
The first person who steals something without crediting is responsible for credit being stolen ongoing. They even chopped off my (C) at the bottom! 😡
A glorious morning here in Britain.
With our 'world-leading' wind power making just 6% of our electricity.
The third day in a row its not managed to get up to 20%
Thank god we're closing the North Sea because 'wind power' means we no longer need oil or gas.
Oh! Perhaps not
🧐Child ‘I’, 27/40 Prem, 6 admissions via LWH/CoCH/APH(they mean 3 admissions or 6 actual transfers), intubated during resuscitation but then extubated because ‘unsettled’ after an x-ray, then re-intubated again during terminal resuscitation🫢
And yet we are supposed to believer this infant was ‘stable’ and died due to malfeasance🤔
A drunk first year attorney would have likely done a better job defending ACIP than the DOJ which even failed to detail the long list of vaccine related credentials of its members!
That and more with Malone and Levi...
Meningitis-Dr Jaye Donegan
You don’t catch meningitis from someone you went to a lecture or night club or shared a tooth brush with. You get meningitis when the bacterium living up your nose, minding its own business, decides to leave your nose to invade your brain (meningitis) or worse your blood stream - septicaemia. Septicaemia is far worse than meningitis. It is more likely to kill or injure you.
So the question is not, did I go to the party, attend the lecture with or drink from the same glass as, the person who now has meningitis?
The question is: why would something that lives up so many people’s nose decide to leave their nose to invade their brain or blood stream and give them meningitis or septicaemia?...
https://open.substack.com/pub/drjaynelmdonegan/p/meningitis?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Baby C: "Insidious deterioration over the course of the last 24hours." https://thirlwall.public-inquiry.uk/wp-content/uploads/thirlwall-evidence/INQ0003277.pdf
Translated by Nick Johnson for the jury's deliberation, and by Rachel Langdale for Thirlwall Inquiry, as 'sudden'.
(Couldn't make it up, really - oh, they did!)
This is rather like how those of us who awoke to all the lies in 2020 felt. Lonely in crowded rooms full of normies talking normie things.
Why would you want to celebrate one of the most important days on your religious calendar in someone else’s place of worship 🤷🏼♀️
This is a long list of catastrophic denial of healthcare.
Yet the whole thing is introduced with the claim that the healthcare system did not collapse.
What does a collapsed healthcare system look like?
The risks of policy far outweighed the benefit.
e.g. the ambulances were unable to unload because of full A&E because of crazy policies around covid testing limiting who could have a bed where.
R to @ClareCraigPath: Old guidance: https://www.gmc-uk.org/professional-standards/the-professional-standards/personal-beliefs-and-medical-practice/personal-beliefs-and-medical-practice
New guidance: https://files.smartsurvey.io/3/0/JUY1B85N/20260122_Revised_draft_of_personal_beliefs_guidance_for_consultation_Updated_New.pdf
The GMC have proposed changes to their guidance on conscientious objection.
It looks like it is setting doctors up for assisted dying...
In summary, it says doctors must ensure access and if no one else is available, they may have to provide it.
e.g.
“If a patient is likely to have difficulty accessing appropriate treatment elsewhere, you must make sure that arrangements are made for another suitably qualified colleague to advise, treat or refer the patient… [and] act promptly to make sure they are not denied appropriate treatment or services.”
“If no reasonable alternative is available, you must discuss all options with the patient and provide treatment, whatever your personal beliefs – unless you are able to rely on a legal right to conscientiously object.”
There is a chance to respond to a consultation to object to the new wording: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/PB_consultation/
We are getting closer and closer to just flat out saying saying that infanticide is an extension of the right to abortion.
Sad to see adverts like this selling the idea that women can wait indefinitely to have kids and then easily have them with technology.
The truth - that women deserve to know - is that fertility plummets from 30-35 onwards. If you want kids, start young.
Oh bloody great! Instead of spending £6 BILLION of tax payers money on er … you know, the services we are actually supposed to receive…
Labour is going to give it to ‘Green’ projects overseas.
Yes, I know. 🤡
I've seen people, especially liberal progressives, defend the decriminalisation of abortion up to birth in Britain.
If murder were decriminalised, would they defend that too? Claim it's not technically 'legal' because while killers won't be arrested and the legal system won't intervene, they also won't be assisted in the killing?
If no—and I hope to God they would be against that—then the same logic should apply to 7, 8, and 9 month unborn babies.
Women can already abort up to 24 weeks (6 months). That's already too long.
And somehow, believing women should face consequences if they carry for 6 months and then abort is controversial.
Oh, how low humanity has sunk.
"Nobody's going to do this but it's very important to make it legal."
Dr Clare Craig was right that what we were told about Covid 19 and the ‘vaccines’ being a tissue of lies and she is right about the latest scare/fear project being pushed on the public regarding Meningitis. Please read and consider.
Brilliant! Britain’s answer to Rape and domestic abuse … is to electronically tag the VICTIMS!
That way we won’t need prison at all 🤡
I swear I’m in an alternate universe.
Diana is only 16, a high school student. Last month, Islamic regime thugs invaded her home and kidnapped her. Today they sentenced her to death by hanging—a child! This regime is killing children and raping girls in prison. Please be her voice.
#DianaTaherAbadi #ديانا_طاهرآبادى
At this point I really do not care about people trying to take my medical licence for telling the truth.
The truth must be told.
Abortion kills an innocent human being, and should be illegal.
Why are judges so woefully ignorant?
It will take a sterling crisis and IMF bailout, I'm afraid.
Now that the takers from the State far exceed the givers, a party pushing austerity cannot possibly win an election, or govern.
Found an AI perspective I’d never heard before from a teacher of teens. It’s a bit meandering but your three minutes will be well used.
That is true, but governments also have a comical view of what government spending "has to" be ring-fenced.
If government only ever spent money on British citizens in Britain, for example, it would reduce the public spending bill by £35 billion, or roughly 2.6% of total public spending.
A policy which would be massively popular with (most of) the public. Think of the interest saved on money we don't have to borrow. Or think of the good it could be done elsewhere.
But the Blob won't countenance it.
This is the root of our problem. Voters have an almost comically unrealistic sense of what the government can afford.
With taxes already at a 75-year high, we still need to borrow £150 billion a year, and to spend two thirds of that servicing interest on older borrowing.
Check out the ten-year gilt yield this morning - after the UK's likely next Prime Minister tried to lecture international investors about the intricacies of fiscal policy and the UK's national accounts.
A subject about which she clearly knows absolutely nothing.
Nice one @AngelaRayner !!!
Markets now demanding 4.9% per annum to lend money to the British government. In Morocco, it's 3.4%.
And get this. In February 2026, the UK government a massive £14.3 billion - according to figures released this morning.
No less than £13 billion of that money borrowed last month went on interest payments on existing debt.
Think about that for one second - it's utterly insane. The UK's national accounts are now akin to a Ponzi scheme.
And yet still, lunatic MPs and potential Prime Ministers call for ever more borrowing and spending - "because it's the right thing to do"
Labour's chronic economic illiteracy and internal party-political posturing is driving the UK economy off a cliff ...
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Why the extra P?
1. With P the code matched the patented 19 letter Moderna code.
2. The opposite DNA strand makes lab cells more susceptible to infection.
Nice to see one voice of calm rationality in the newspapers.
Unfortunately everything else we see suggests this is another attempt to create a false pandemic.
❗️The pre-incident planning.
❗️The use of PCR tests to inflate the "cases".
❗️The breathless news stories about a small number of, admittedly very sad, deaths and serious illnesses.
❗️The lack of perspective in the news coverage about how rare meningitis deaths are
❗️The labelling of the incident as "unprecedented" when there are outbreaks like this regularly (I remember being warned about it when I went to university in the last millennium)
❗️ The rush to push vaccination as the solution
❗️ Even mention of masks and lockdowns
❗️ Politicians giving medical advice
I've seen this movie before.
In the UK, more than 1500 people sadly die every single day of all causes (including a small number of young people) but, once again, the media is focusing, momentarily, on a small handful of especially newsworthy ones and ignoring all the others.
Are they doing it because they know these stories involving young people are very "clickable", increasing newspaper and advertising sales ?
Or behind them, is it the newly-created "pandemic industry" that's feeding them propaganda?
After 2020, and after the completely coincidental planning exercise about a meningitis outbreak that just took place, you have to suspect that the latter explanation is the true one.
Well done @rwjdingwall for standing out from the crowd, as you did during the first casedemic.