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David retweeted
Remote viewing Phillip Experiment. @remoteviewed sketched a tubular structure transmitting consciousness across 'no time, no distance.' Did he know of Hameroff, at this point? Hameroff spent his career describing something similar inside neurons.
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David retweeted
Right now:
Gerald is in the south corner grazing the wildflower meadow in Herefordshire.
Doris is on the fell in Cumbria, moving the flock east ahead of rain nobody else has forecast yet.
Keith is in a lane in Devon, looking at a gate.
All three are on a shirt together.
The shirt looks exactly like what this is: three animals who have been getting it right for ten thousand years, standing together, waiting for everyone else to notice.
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David retweeted
From 1945 to 1975, Nestlé couldn't crack Japan's coffee market.
They tried ads, discounts, and sampling campaigns BUT nothing worked.
Then they hired a child psychologist.
His bizarre advice would transform Japan from a tea nation to a coffee nation:
David retweeted
G.K. Chesterton on mysticism
ALT Mysticism keeps men sane. As long as you have mystery you have health; when you destroy mystery you create morbidity. The ordinary man has always been sane because the ordinary man has always been a mystic. He has permitted the twilight. He has always had one foot in earth and the other in fairyland. He has always left himself free to doubt his gods; but (unlike the agnostic of to-day) free also to believe in them. He has always cared more for truth than for consistency. If he saw two truths that seemed to contradict each other, he would take the two truths and contradiction along with them. His spiritual sight is stereoscopic, like his physical sight: he sees two different pictures at once and yet sees all the better for that. Thus, he has always believed that there was such a thing as fate, but such a thing as free will also.
David retweeted
The best political, social, and spiritual work we can do is to withdraw the projection of our shadow onto others.
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The law of enantiodromia:
The tendency of things to change into their opposites.
Psychologically, this rule suggests that one must pendulum from one extreme (repressed) to the other (possessed) before integrating the complex.
We see this in people pleasers—those who do overcome their submissive nature reverse and become selfish and abrasive. This is a natural purifying response.
Have compassion when your friends start acting weird. They might just be swinging back toward wholeness.
David retweeted
You have to understand. These people are NOT politicians as we understand the term. They do not represent the interests of their constituents. They're political constructs. Bad actors sloppily regurgitating scripted rhetoric at the behest of their oligarchical overlords. All to provide the illusion of participatory governance to the peasantry. They represent an international oligarchical order and they're desperate to hold on to power.
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Get ready for some mental gymnastics
Bangladeshi Tulip thinks the verdict against her is flawed & farcical because *checks notes* she was found guilty by a judge & not a jury. But remains a Labour MP in a party that today will scrap trial by jury for Brits
See how it works yet?
David retweeted
This is utterly DAMNING for David Lammy.
"We are not looking to convict people as quickly as possible, we are looking for justice."
A Barrister clinically dismantles David Lammy's disgraceful decision to scrap jury trials.
Watch until the end.
It wont even fix the backlog.
David retweeted
By eroding trial by jury, the government is cementing its legacy as a bulldozer of our human rights.
This is the behaviour of authoritarian regimes!
The right to a jury trial is a fundamental tenet of democracy. We cannot let it be destroyed.
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We've just published a new report defending the right to trial by jury. We analysed Ministry of Justice data from 2017-25, comparing the acquittal rate for those charged with speech crimes in jury trials compared to non-jury trials. The results are quite startling.
For all offences, crown court juries acquitted 21.6 per cent of the time in the last eight years, whereas the acquittal rate was 11.4 per cent in magistrates courts. For speech-related cases, the acquittal rate in jury trials rises to 27.6 per cent, compared to 15.9 per cent in magistrates courts. And in the last three years, juries have been even more likely to find defendants not guilty of speech crimes -- 32.1 per cent of crown court cases ended in acquittal compared to 14.1 per cent in magistrates courts.
Full report below.
David retweeted
Tony Blair attempted to impose 90 days detention without charge, and, thankfully, we defeated him.
Today, Starmer wants to impose digital ID and effectively abolish jury trials for all offenders, and I appeal to all those who believe in the rule of law to help us stop it.
David retweeted
The UK’s Online Safety Act is turning the web into a checkpoint.
Substack will soon ask UK readers for selfies and IDs to read or comment on “harmful” content, a term broad enough to catch political essays and jokes.
The price of this safety theater is privacy and speech.
Substack Introduces ID Checks to Comply with UK Censorship Law
reclaimthenet.org/substack-i…
David retweeted
Well played Cornwall.
Cornwall Council has become the first local authority in the country to agree to write to the Government saying ‘no’ to its bid to introduce mandatory digital ID. Cornwall has always had a strong independent streak. And it’s being shown again here.
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Q: Can the Government keep digital ID data secure?
A: No
The message to the Government is clear - the British public do not want a digital ID, we want our privacy preserved, our freedom protected & our rights upheld.
no2digitalid.co.uk