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daintyprincess:Those are all part of the same incident A man who stops a girl and doesn't let her go her way is false imprisonment, while threatening her to comply is terroristic threat |
Powerhouse5050:Hopefully this will be resolved in that time |
benalvino3:I don't have time. You highlight the key points for us and show us where they are wrong. After that, write to BBC or IPSO https://www.ipso.co.uk/ |
basilico:It is better you follow the lies of your alternative news sources. As for me and all sane people, we will continue to watch the BBC despite one or two deviations you may want to point out to bring sane media channels down to the level of the lies networks you consume. It is good they apologised in the example you quoted. All sane media post retractions except the QAnon variety who continue their lies even in the face of evidence. If you have issues with anything at the BBC, contact the Independent Press Standards Organisation. This something we have in UK which they don't have in Yankee, that allows your QAnon networks to tell you anything they like. https://www.ipso.co.uk/ |
Powerhouse5050:I believe she will do a better job and a Judge will be more careful about bullying her into overlooking these evidence. How long is the appeals process? |
benalvino3:All of this is according to you. The BBC report quoted Doctors that studied the clinical trials and you say they are lying, but didn't tell us where they are lying. We don't have time. You can help yourself by proving where the lies are. If you prove it and write to BBC, they will even retract it. |
chatinent:Did he have a black lawyer? I don't see how a black lawyer would have fumbled all these evidence or let the Judge bully him into making them inadmissible. |
daintyprincess:The guy looks innocent to me. Legal professionals in the USA should throw hands into the matter. Wheels of justice and appeals processes grind slowly in USA. Na for advocates to make noise and to appeal to celebrities on both sides of the Atlantic to push the matter. |
benalvino3:Nobody has time to follow your links or what you claim to have disproved. Ivermectins fight is not with the BBC but in convincing the Health Agencies. Like I said, the BBC and all UK media are agents of Public Health England as concerning public health matters. There are many drugs being used as therapeutic, most widely used of which is Dexamethasone and Regeneron. Nobody is attacking these drugs. They are what they are, a therapeutic but not a fullproof just like Ivermectin. None of these drugs position themselves as an anti-vaccine drug. BBC job is to help PHE increase vaccination uptake and combat anti-vaccine rhetoric of which the Ivermectin crowd are the main proponents, so one should not be surprised to see Ivermectin come under such scrutiny. When you consume news, do so like a matured man, not an infantile, easily outraged like most Trumpanzees are. As to whether you claim they quoted debunked sources, I don't care cos I don't have time and it is immaterial. Ivermectin hasn't done its job of convincing either it's manufacturer or Health Agencies and that's the koko. |
benalvino3:Like I said, I tell it how it is, and you tell it how it might be. Anything you are talking about hiding from immigration and doing security work is might be. But what it is is already evident. It is true that London is expensive but not to the extent of complaining of £500 rent and moving to another country within the UK in order to pay less rent. If you met job requirements for VISA at £35k during your time, you will not leave London even for £1k rent, and if you moved to Wales, you will equally look for mortgage or rent within that range as befitting your standard of living and earning power. That is by the by though. You can quote yourself for what you said and explain your context, I don't have time. Finally, back to the matter. . . . it is not Ivermectins proponents job to convince or argue with the BBC. It is their job to convince the Health Agencies with their clinical trials. So far as Ivermectin hasn't convinced UK health agencies, BBC is on the right side of the debate as they are publicly funded and must send out the Government line on Healthcare. Healthcare is a science, not a political debate and no Health Agency will deny Ivermectin if the clinical trial stacks up. BBC will also not tout anything not approved by the Health agencies. That is responsible journalism. It doesn't mean there may not be benefits from Ivermectin, however you should know that Healthcare is not a talk-anyhow, do-anyhow field and there are potential libel complications from pushing out something that has not been signed off by Health Agencies. Like someone said, Ivermectin is yet to convince Merck, the maker of Ivermectin who are still trying to produce an alternative therapy. As for me, I don't mind having Ivermectin if someone says it can help but I don't expect authorities or responsible journalists to tout it without sign off from Health Agencies, and certainly not as an alternative to vaccines. |
benalvino3:What context do you need to know about someone struggling with £500 house rent in London and running to Wales where they can pay maybe £250? Maybe if you followed BBC instead of your American QAnon news sources, you would have integrated better into British society and allowed you to get the job that would give you the visa you need to stay. It doesn't bother me, like I said, the UK is better off with one less QAnon. I just don't know what will make someone in the UK clown BBC and gobble up alternative facts sources from the American right wing. If you curse the land, the land will curse you, and it did, sending you back to the City of soot where your QAnon ideology can be expressed freely. Facts don't lie, and your Visa status and house rent complaints should tell the whole story of what kind of work you were able to secure in UK. Anything else is for the birds. In the words of P Diddy, I tell it how it is, and you tell it how it might be. |
benalvino3:Which company accepted you? The only one you could get is the one that had you complaining about struggling to pay £500 house rent which must be the security job you are talking about. At the end of the day, you were bounced back to the land of soot having failed to land one that meets visa requirements. I say the UK is better for it. We don't need lunatics of QAnon type here. |
benalvino3:Stop mentioning me anyhow, cultist Let me guess, you were watching American Eagle or Qanon TV when you were in the Welsh Hills, bloody brainwashed coon. Trump told you to watch his propaganda channels so you do. Thank God UK companies rejected you, we don't need mentally unfit people in this country. When a health ministry signs off on Ivermectin clinical trial, we will know. Until then, I am not going back and forth with you on what study said what and what was debunked. Clinical Trial doesn't lie,.and I believe our Health agencies have our best interest at heart. |
Wilder tried to let Loaded Lux lead him out sha. Emaprince can you see this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ar_qqRShHHU |
jonsnow92:Still the only undefeated guy over a long period in the division, only guy to hold all belts and only guy to take 3 years off to sniff cocaine, come back and whoop them all. |
Joshua noisemakers should give it up for the Heavyweight King. Most fluid boxer in the Heavyweight division and chin made of granite.
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jedisco:The only thing I have returned to my bank so far is my initial capital and I returned in batches under £10k per time so the bank won't trigger an investigation. Nobody done hook me so far and from what the bank can see, I have not returned profit. If I blow to the point I can't get away with it by dripping it back slowly, I will just put 20% aside for Capital Gains tax. There is a grey area that says if you traded, it won't be treated as gains on Capital but as Income, and your profits will be added to your salary for the year and taxed at Income Tax rate which is more than double the CGT rate. Not sure their definition of trading for now. |
Response01:I only use Coinbase now for onramp and offramp (withdraw and deposit) because banks have banned Binance in UK. Eg if I want to withdraw cash, I send BTC from Binance to Coinbase and sell it there. The 1.5% fee is unavoidable hence I do all trading on Binance now and only when converting to cash would I use Coinbase. |
gamaliel9:Binance and Coinbase. I think you may be asking about where I buy shïtcoins - that's on PanCakeSwap via Trust Wallet |
The whole hawker thing was a clever marketing gimmick. That girls enunciation of her words while singing was too aje to be a hawker |
jedisco:Seems they are in the best position to facilitate central Bank Stable coins from most of the chatter I've been seeing. https://cointelegraph.com/news/peruvian-stablecoin-launches-on-stellar-blockchain https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/xrp-and-xlm-compete-for-cbdc-market-share-202110070654 |
nna777:Thanks. What support level is best below 50 |
AIT1:Thursday. Abeg mention me if you see anything cos that will be a busy day for me |
Roland17:Thanks. That's too late for me. Man isn't young anymore |
jedisco:Man, I should have sold at 30. I done reset TP sharply to 29.5 ![]() |
Ebowo:I prebought moonpot in anticipation that it will make MVBIII and lost like 50% before MVBIII announcement so I didn't add anything to my position on the announcement cos it seemed heavy profit taking was already going on. Same with CP. For those two, I lost 50% of my investment and sold them shortly after. I also lost like 70% on Babi and maybe 50% of Kala which I bought in anticipation and they didn't make the list so I sold them on the day of the announcement at loss. Thankfully Babyswap which I had also bought in anticipation had already done a 5x and covered all these losses plus funded half of my MVBIII acquisitions. Babyswap actually did a 10x but I sold on 5x. No time. For next round, I won't prebuy anything. I will wait till the announcement proper and buy the ones with low marketcap rank (1,000+) |
OpenHeaven2019:Buy the ones with marketcap rank 1,000 and above. Most of what I bought was ranked 2-4,000 and they all came into the top 1,000. That BNX is now 342 rank. I think I bought it when it was ranked close to 2000. It means they have much room to grow. I believe one of the criteria Binance uses is to check what events and roadmap they have for the next month and knowing those events may pump the coins, and of course help to market those events, be it a burn, or an added functionality. It's like someone doing your research for you. Most times I don't know what's making them pump. I just sell when they do a few x without knowing anything about them. |
Who knows the GMT time for Fury-Wilder fight? |
seankafor:Should Bullrun continue one should expect an approach toward $2 which is a 2x. It's little brother, that useless coin XLM is gaining traction for enabling stable coins. I swore I would never buy XLM again, but here we are, I had to get a small bag. |
IgiveLadiesBj:Well the MVBIII is a slow grind. For folks on BSc shïtcoins, they are used to blowing overnight or their investment turning to dust overnight, but with MVBIII, you have to chill for a month and a 2 to 5x should be sure |
nna777:Is $50 a good re-entry? |
Ibime:For anyone on MVBIII, I have now sold BNX at $67 from entry price of $19 Only Suter and Hotcross remaining from MVBIII September stars. Suter now 10% up while Hotcross up 50% |
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