Call me naive, but I'm still appalled at how "international law" wasn't a thing when Iran murdered more than 30,000 people in two days, but it suddenly it's all that matters when the US and Israel are trying to stop it.
So now being a little touchy is a pathology with its own acronym.
The entire field is like a parody of itself now.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/hannah-cohen-29106522_adhdatwork-hiddenbarriers-inclusiveleadership-activity-7432348875874525185-N3oe
The psychology here is fascinating.
Madeline Mann knows deep down she failed, lied to, and abused her daughter, who now pretends to be male.
She needs society to affirm the lie to prevent herself from breaking.
Beth not only refuses to affirm the lie, but she did what Madeline could not. She saved her own daughter from this cult.
It’s all too much to confront for Madeline, and it broke her. Very sad.
@bourne_beth2345
Meet Madeline Mann.
She is the Administrative Director of Clinical and Translational Science Training at @UCSF.
In the video below, she threatens to hunt down and kill @bourne_beth2345 all because she doesn't believe in child mutilation.
Are students and faculty at @UCSF supposed to feel safe with a faculty member who threatens to hunt down and murder people just because they don't share her views?
No you aren’t. You loved war on 7 October.
You marched through our streets screeching for war.
You don’t recognise Israel as you “explore” solutions.
You’re lying @MothinAli. You seem to like war quite a lot when Jews die. But when they win, why then you’re “proudly anti-war”.
The Late Ayatollah Khamenei’s Jihadism & Qur’anic Jew-Hatred Were The Same as Late Grand Imam Tantawi’s/Sunni Islam’s Vatican=Al-Azhar’s Qur’anic Jihadism & Jew-Hatred https://pjmedia.com/andrew-g-bostom-2/2015/08/24/deal-partner-read-khameneis-mainstream-koranic-kampf-supporting-israels-annihilation-n6064; https://andrewbostom.net/advance-praise-for-a-modern-quranic-kampf-against-the-jews/
Re below, I’d start with the BBC - as it is in fact the #1 pro-IRGC propaganda machine operating in Britain.
@BBCNews
I disagree with Lord Hermer KC, the Attorney General. I don’t accept that international law requires our Prime Minister to deliver a pusillanimous statement setting out the UK’s position whose first point is “We did not participate”.
I’ve set out the gist of my approach below. ⬇️
The Prime Minister has refused publicly to support the US and Israel strikes, and also refuses to allow the US to use UK bases, because of international law advice he has reportedly received from Lord Hermer.
International law ought to provide a mechanism to restrain and, if necessary, end despotic and tyrannical regimes such as that in Iran. If the doctrines of international law prove unable to restrain Iranian terrorism and mass murder, and tie the hands of democracies while forcing them to stand and watch Iranian atrocities, international law will have failed. It will have become a fundamentally immoral system of law, and one which is worse than worthless in the modern world.
To be clear: I don’t believe that it is. I think international law is important, and both can and should provide a just legal order. I do, however, have serious questions as to the moral attitudes of some of its expositors; too many international lawyers serenely promote an analysis which ultimately protects tyrants.
Seven points, and some questions:
1 The inherent right to use force in the face of an imminent attack from a hostile nation which is responsible for a pattern of hostile actions exists for good reason: a country cannot be expected to remain idle and just wait for the next attack.
2 Iran has repeatedly threatened to attack the UK’s bases and personnel. Those threats come in the context of persistent Iranian attempts to launch attacks on UK soil, too; the Director General of MI5 has stated, and the PM confirmed last night, that the UK has responded to tens of Iranian-backed plots, presenting potentially lethal threats to British citizens and UK residents. There is also a constant barrage of cyberattacks; while not all cyberattacks are armed attacks in sense of Article 51 of the UN Charter, some may be, and all confirm not just hostile intent but action pursuant to such intent.
3 The UK’s long-standing allies, the US and Israel, were right to consider that they faced further attacks prior to their recent military action, given that (i) Iran has previously attacked both states directly and also through its many proxies; (ii) Iran has repeatedly stated its intent to destroy Israel; (iii) Iran was assessed to be on the brink of acquiring a nuclear capability with uranium enrichment at 60% (which can only be for military use); and (iv) Iran already possessed – as demonstrated by its recent attacks – a sophisticated and effective long-range delivery capability which Israel cannot fully neutralise with defensive weapons.
4 The acquisition of a nuclear capability by Iran represents a genocidal risk for Israel and its people. Iran’s repeatedly stated aim is to wipe the State of Israel, and its inhabitants, off the face of the earth. The slogan of the proxies through which Iran has often attacked Israel is: “God is greater, death to America, death to Israel, curse to the Jews, victory to Islam”. In these circumstances, whether they are characterised as part of an ongoing armed conflict with Iran or as a new use of force based on self-defence, Israel’s actions are justifiable.
5 The UK (and also the US) is permitted under international law to use force to aid another state which is acting in self-defence. Moreover, the UK is under an obligation in international law is to prevent genocide, not just to stop it: stopping an on-going genocide is required, but it necessarily means that action was taken too late.
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The quality of the foundational science around virology does not support the distinction that you draw.
Between 1939 and 1945, Keir Starmer and his Attorney General Lord Hermer would have decided regime change in Germany was not compatible with international law.
Iran’s monstrous mullahs are slain - no thanks to Britain.
We need leaders not lawyers.
Difficult to explain to some people, but I will try.
Centralized systems are better near the center. The further you get from the center, the worse the signal is. There is loss.
Distributed systems maintain a strong signal throughout the scape.
Healthcare
Centralization will kill millions at the margins of normalcy, meaning that if you have something not well-defined or different and specific to you, there is a high likelihood you will be misdiagnosed and mistreated. You may die at the hands of AI.
Distributed health systems are the best. They learn (real human learning, not fake AI learning). AI cannot learn. It can only do what it is programmed to do. A human can recognize patterns in a moment of human interaction that AI will never be able to do.
AI will kill millions if healthcare is turned over to it.
And also don’t forget, Van Tam, through his role as the government’s clinical and public health adviser, was on the VTF steering group, leading the initial development of the secretive ongoing 10-year strategic partnership between the UK government and Moderna
The BBC TV lunchtime news also ran with it
I don’t think deadly iatrogenic “treatment” (or non-treatment) protocols can be classed as an “ailment”.
His Moderna ties run deep. Van Tam is also the PhD supervisor at Notts University for a Stuart Carroll, who used to be on the vaccines task force, and is now Director of Market Access & Policy Affairs UK/Ireland for none other than Moderna. Seems like Carroll is good at his job.
𝐃𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐫𝐢 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐤𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐡: 𝐖𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐳 𝐍𝐨. 𝟐 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐒𝐮𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐕𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐎𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚, 𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐝 𝐌.𝐀.𝐏. 𝐏𝐚𝐥𝐦𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐬𝐭, 𝐚𝐫𝐫.
This melody is a true masterpiece. Close your eyes, and it seems to conjure endless scenes—faces and places, quiet romance, graceful movement, even playful moments in nature—each listener discovering a story entirely their own.
Her voluntary “downgrading” (to business!) is quite the most pathetic virtue-signaling I’ve ever seen.
As one person commented, someone wanting to move cabin because everyone else was black might be regarded as a tad racist.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/a719fc1750f137f9
To non-Iranian peeps:
Iran as a country, and Iranians as a nation do not fit in any box you’re familiar with. We’re a weird civilization so very unlike the countries around us and the rest of the world. And that’s what confuses you.
Do not ask an Iranian if we’re Muslim or if we eat pork. Do you just randomly ask a Dane if they’re Christian? Don’t be surprised when we drink (Shirza wine is ours). Human rights were first created by us. Jews found home with Persians thousands of years ago and surprise surprie! We don’t hate them.
We used to have our own ancient religon based on good thoughts and good deeds before Islam invaded our wondeful homeland. That’s why most of us hate Islam and its ways of intruding in our lives.
We never adopted the Islamic ways of life or the Arabic language. Our language and culture survived Chinggis Khan and Alexander. Through thick and thin, we stayed proud and brave Persians. This homeland has seen more than you can imagine.
So please, before you start analyzing or condemning what is going on in Iran right now, just listen to Iranians.
We are peaceful people. We don’t support war, be it in Iran, in Gaza, or in Israel.
But more than 40,000 of unarmed Iranians were massacred by this regime in only 2 days. They were unarmed. We are unarmed and that is why you see Iranians cheering after the attacks on the governmental establishments. We have no fucking choice.
My people are writing: “If I die under these bombs, let the world know that Khamenei killed me and nobody else.” “I’d rather die by an American bomb than by the IRGC’s bullet.”
Yeah, it’s a sad story. No war has ever been kind to people. But like I told you, we’re a weird land and a weirder nation. We’re a phoenix, we have risen from our ash in the past. And we’ll do it again.
Long live Iran ♥️
Long live the King 🦁
The entire public health literature is not just sympathetic but actively supportive of Marxism.
This is a very long-standing problem, at least 150 years old.
This is a BS "we did well but need to be better prepared for next time" puff piece.
@Telegraph fails to point out a glaring COI:
Author (Van Tam) works for @moderna_tx
Vaccine sovereignty is not a luxury – it is a national security imperative
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/gift/d10a628a8119c7b3
Manchester University Islamic Society has now deleted the full 90 minute version of this video from their own YouTube channel.
What are they trying to hide? What else did the speaker say that they don’t want us to see?
Yesterday’s result in Gorton & Denton showed how certain parts of our towns and cities have been captured by sectarian politics.
Our universities are no different.
Higher Education can’t carry on like this.
Pioneering Yale investigators Kaplan & Small from 2006 (analyzing ADL 2004 Euro data) showed Anti-Israelism/Antizionism predicted Extreme Antisemitism, AND that Euro Muslims were ~ 8-FOLD MORE LIKELY to harbor extreme antisemitism vs. Euro Christians! https://isgap.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Kaplan-and-Small-AntiIsrael-Predicts.pdf
Nicely “triggering” for many, I see.
Here is what @usask medical school students are learning in MEDC 409.8, Preparation for Residency
"covid” doesn’t exist as a novel disease, the tests were useless.
Referring to “covid rates” and age-related mortality rates is misdirection.
“Covid” was deadly for the institutionalized because “a positive test” frequently led to “medical misadventure” or active euthanasia.
☝️sounds a lot like the decades-long “pandemic preparedness” agenda, with all its simulations and flattery of key individuals in convincing them of how they can play their part in “saving the world”.
Israel: @MSF employee Fadi al Wadiya is an Islamic Jihad terrorist
MSF: Lies!
Islamic Jihad: (months later) yeah true actually
Important & moving account of how @DansForSenate Dad died. Many elderly especially in care homes were similarly killed through lack of care. But his case doesn’t support his statement that Covid was a biological weapon. It supports the case it was a psychological weapon.
Jonathan Engler accepted the dominant COVID framing. Then the lockdowns came, followed by suppression tied explicitly to vaccination. That was his breaking point.
@PanData19 and HART challenged the “pandemic” designation, and why the UK’s near vaccine mandate collapsed weeks before implementation. He argues that dissent mattered.
We also explore his deeper critique: the limits of the orthodox virus transmission model, the role of mass PCR testing in shaping perception, and the underappreciated power of the nocebo effect. Fear, he contends, is not just psychological. It produces measurable physiological consequences.
@jengleruk @PanData19 @NickHudsonCT @LD_Sceptics @brownstoneinst @bell00david @sabhlok
Full interview here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYLj6VmfH5M
In what other area of healthcare would data on 9000 children be missing because clinicians refused to release the records?
What happened to these kids?
The thing I hate the most is hypocrisy and gaslighting.
If you say that too many people in Britain don't speak English, live in a parallel society and don't integrate you'll be shouted down and called names by the very same people who are campaigning in a foreign language:
lol, this Medecins Sans Frontieres?
The coordinated and sophisticated packaging up of a lie (that there was any novel virus at all) within a truth sandwich (that the “response” was insane and the vaccines were dangerous) - to promote the need for “pandemic preparedness” - is looking pretty darned obvious now.
Five people in France 🇫🇷 have been indicted for transferring funds to Hamas under the cover of humanitarian aid to Palestinians.
The five individuals, linked to the French associations Humani’Terre and Soutien Humani’Terre, are also being prosecuted for organized breach of trust and money laundering tied to a terrorist organization.
Investigators found nearly €35 million in association bank accounts and more than €5 million in cash during searches.
This is not the first time Hamas has used humanitarian organizations to channel funds. Check the organizations you donate to before giving!
Your money is not be helping children in the Gaza Strip, it’s funding weapons and terror tunnels at the expense of civilians.
This is deeply wrong.
Free Palestine activists are planning a protest inside the Buchenwald concentration camp - on the anniversary of its liberation. 56,000 people were murdered there. Many of them Jews. Murdered simply for being Jewish.
Now organizers want to hold demonstrations and lectures at the memorial under the slogan "Keffiyehs in Buchenwald," turning a solemn commemoration into a political performance.
Families visit Buchenwald to grieve. Survivors and their descendants come to remember. This memorial belongs to the victims, not to anyone's protest agenda. I hope the authorities will stop this.
h/t @HenMazzig
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I’ve been saying for ages that the biggest danger of AI is nothing to do with “taking over the world”.
It’s that people see some sort of “truth” in its output.
I think to that can be added the financial fallout from the inevitable crash once this all becomes apparent.