2025
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Casualties of Misinformation & Psychological Impact
I wrote about a false Facebook post earlier. Someone with a platform and self-declared expertise posted statistics about UK Reform that actually came from Estonia’s Reform Party. Different country. Different party. Same name. When I corrected it with the source, I got blocked. In Brief: False information posted with authority doesn’t just spread lies, it…
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Fact-Checking Gets You Blocked – A Misinformation Case Study
In Brief: I corrected false information on Facebook this morning. The person who posted it deleted the evidence, accused me of trolling, and blocked me. This wasn’t some random keyboard warrior spouting rubbish in a comments section. This was someone claiming to be a leading expert on violence against women and children in the UK,…
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Digital ID – Sleepwalking Into a Totalitarian State?
In Summary: The UK government is pushing through a Digital ID scheme by 2028 that becomes mandatory for Right to Work checks, meaning you won’t get a new job without one. They’re calling it optional whilst making it compulsory for employment, spinning it as a convenient timesaver when it’s actually surveillance infrastructure that links your…
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Silence, Excuses, and a Met Police Left Picking Up the Pieces
London’s grooming scandal isn’t new. It’s just been ignored. Shamefully ignored! The latest announcement by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley confirms that more than 9,000 cases of suspected child sexual exploitation (that’s the left leaning way of saying it but let’s call it what it is: grooming and rape gangs!) stretching back over 15…
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When Policy, Prisons and Public Safety All Cock-up
On Friday morning, staff at HMP Chelmsford handed Hadush Kebatu, a 38-year-old Ethiopian asylum seeker convicted of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl, a £76 discharge grant and opened the door. They sent him home. Except he had no business going home. He was scheduled for immediate transfer to an immigration removal centre ahead of deportation to Ethiopia,…
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What You Need to Know About Digital IDs – Tom Bilyeu
In Summary: This isn’t a debate about convenience versus privacy anymore – it’s about who owns your life. Tom Bilyeu’s video rips apart the quietly accelerating rollout of digital IDs and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), exposing them for what they truly are: the infrastructure of total control. From Canada freezing bank accounts without trial…
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China’s AI Hospital – No Real Patients. But The Future?
In Summary: China’s Tsinghua University launched what they’re calling the world’s first AI hospital, but it’s not treating real patients. Agent Hospital is a completely virtual simulation where AI agents play doctors, nurses, and patients in a closed digital loop. The system now has 42 AI doctors across 21 specialties achieving 93% diagnostic accuracy on…
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The Great ChatGPT Prompting Delusion (Gurus and BS)
Apparently, there are “secret tricks” to talking to AI now. Hidden words, frameworks, magical commands that make ChatGPT write like Shakespeare on a caffeine rush. Funny thing, though (well, funny in a not so funny kind of way) I don’t use any of them, and somehow, my stuff still turns out better than a lot…
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The Safe Space That Can Push People Closer to the Edge
We’re told that social media can bring people together. That it connects the lonely, offers comfort, builds communities. And in some corners, maybe it does. But in others, it becomes something darker, a factory of false hope. The Illusion of Safety in ‘The Safe Space’ I joined a group called The Safe Space. A Facebook community…
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Shabana Mahmood Isn’t the Answer – Rhetoric Means Sod All
Westminster is buzzing about Shabana Mahmood. She’s being touted as Labour’s next Prime Minister, a straight-talker who’ll finally get tough on immigration. In Summary: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is being talked up as Labour’s next Prime Minister based on confident speeches and tough-sounding policy announcements. But the actual numbers tell a brutally different story. More…