@KemiBadenoch @grahamstuart @Conservatives Superb… great post 👍

@BethRigby Edwina Currie… my political icon. I saw her on top of an open bus once, campaigning, and shouted something about John Major’s pants. She told me to fuck off-and through the loud hailer. It was wonderful.

@WeAreFairCop @LincsPolice @LincsPolice loses one of its best & brightest 🤣

@Lewis_Brackpool Paid? No. But booked by a friendly researcher and briefed on what to say? Yes.

@SkyNews Of course not, he wants to keep collecting our cash.

@matthud59 @Jacob_Rees_Mogg Why is it out of reach?

Heisenberg’s insight beautifully highlights the limitations of human language when faced with the paradoxes of quantum reality. Our everyday experiences shape the structure of our thought, binding us to classical intuitions that quantum mechanics so effortlessly defies. The fact that we must rely on mathematics—a purely abstract construct—to bridge this gap is a testament to both the power and the constraints of human cognition. However, as AI advances, we may be on the brink of a new paradigm—one where machines, unburdened by the constraints of human intuition, help us reimagine both language and mathematics. AI-driven models already uncover patterns beyond human perception, suggesting that future systems could develop novel ways to describe quantum processes, transcending our current wave-particle analogies. Perhaps in time, AI will not only refine our mathematical frameworks but also evolve a new form of ‘quantum language’—one that captures reality in ways our own minds never could.

@Rainmaker1973 Now this is newsworthy, what a great thing to report on and take part in.

@Osint613 Was the man with the knife arrested? Probably not.

@MailOnline Finally, some good news. Can you image the abominations that went on there? Demons really do roam the Earth.

@sharrond62 This is why I steer clear of MSM now, the woke mind virus is too ingrained in them now.

We need farmers, not Starmers.

@HoodedClaw1974 Proper policing-I love it.

@JaydaBF Very true.

Is this actually real, fuck this makes me angry. Westminster Abbey is a Royal Peculiar, meaning it is a church directly under the jurisdiction of the British monarch rather than a bishop or archbishop. So The King has okayed this. Why has he become so political recently? And why doesn’t he put England first?

@bbcnickrobinson @RishiSunak Who the hell cares 🤣🤣🤣

@benonwine Do any of them actually buy tickets? I bet they don’t. This in an invasion.

@SteveInmanUIC The music mix on this is Mindblowing-🦆ing amazing 🤩

By Court Reporter Hampshire Police appears to have serious deep-state issues. It seems its detectives distorted the course of justice by asking the CPS to add a name to a restraining order—one that had no lawful basis for inclusion—apparently to appease the Chief Constable of Sussex Police. Jason Nicholls, 55, was accused of stalking Chief Constable Jo Shiner by using @X (formerly Twitter) to express his anger over Sussex Police’s failure to investigate an assault he suffered. The assault was carried out by East Sussex County Council social worker Alison Gulliver during a fostering assessment at Jason’s home in Eastbourne. Gulliver has since been struck off the Social Care Register, though not for this incident. Jason, a contributor to @GarlicDalek, claimed Shiner had shielded her friend Gulliver from investigation and potential prosecution. He has been campaigning for justice for over a decade. When the case was heard at Southampton Magistrates’ Court on December 3rd, Jason initially pleaded guilty to stalking. Without legal representation and under intense police pressure, he felt he had no other option. However, upon receiving a copy of the proposed restraining order and seeing Gulliver’s name included, he decided to return to court to request that his guilty plea be vacated and seek a full trial. In the meantime, the CPS removed Gulliver’s name from the order—a clear admission that it should never have been there. Yet, they have refused to disclose why it was added in the first place. Speaking to @GarlicDalek, Jason said: “There’s some deep-state crap going on between Hampshire Police and Sussex Police. “Gulliver was my attacker, she ruined my life & she was shielded from investigation by Chief Constable Shiner. “For the Hampshire Police detectives and then the CPS to agree to add Gulliver’s name to the restraining order shows how corrupt deep-state links exist & operate between Hampshire Police & Sussex Police. “I had these idiots in my home, sitting on my sofa saying they were trying to ‘help me.’ When all along they were colluding with Sussex Police Chief Con to please her, instead of keeping to the law and working in the interests of justice.” ENDS