Author of Threshold blockchain voting app, for defence against authoritarian overreach and Desilo, an app for countering AI censorship.
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TheBasicMind retweeted
The Iran war has achieved regime change in the USA.
The cost of decades of these wars has come home.
It is time the national interest replaced the international interests whose permanent war on civilisation has bankrupted the West morally and financially.
TheBasicMind retweeted
Out of the three main parties on the Right, Restore Britain had the most sensible and responsible position on the Iran conflict.
That is why it has a place in British politics - a right-wing, anti-war voter in England would have no formal party representation without Restore.
Shawn Ryan's interview of Jay Cal. Everyone should listen to this.
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Absolutely right. Additionally anyone considering signing-up and feeling the slightest tug of obligation, should watch the Shawn Ryan interview with Jay Cal first (warning, it's a very long one, and Jay Cal isn't a gifted orator, but nevertheless stick with it, it's a good listen). And remember Kier Starmer was earlier in his career a barrister who eagerly took up the cudgel for the kinds of action taken against Jay Cal (link to Jay Cal video in replies).
TheBasicMind retweeted
And we cannot have £30 million to train our troops.
So let me get this right.
The PM flies to the Caribbean and hands over £40 million for their infrastructure and green energy projects.
Back home, our roads are full of potholes and families can't afford to heat their homes.
Why should British taxpayers fund roads abroad before fixing their own?
Charity starts at home. Tell me I'm wrong.
Consider the incredible out of touch psychology of Tim Stanley's latest piece.
Tim imagines, because Shabana will often attend the kind of dinner parties he might attend, that there is a coherent intellectual milieu atop this nation maintaining stability and a core set of values. He can't name those values, or if he does trot off some of the usual and wrong platitudes, he won't be able to identify in the least the mechanism by which they will survive even one more generation. He sits on the lazy assumption the cultural inputs that have supported him in his middle class life are somehow supported and defended by the bubble he lives within and will, somehow, automagically, endure. He thinks there is an intellectual continuity where Shabana Mahmood "might" have had some admirable policies defending Britishness and Englishness, but only on closer, polite, examination they don't line-up. He imagines the differences held by the right and the left in-power are still in the realm of the polite.
The fucking myopic fool. The disjuncture with reality, the inability to appreciate the extremity of the filter bubble he inhabits is simply staggering. While he admires the crocodile's smile, he simply cannot begin to comprehend how close he is to getting eaten. He may even be deluded enough to think losing Allison Pearson and Liam Halligan is business as usual, and - unlucky for Allison - he is just a better writer for "the commercial direction" the paper needs to go.
He is fiddling while Rome burns.
But I shouldn't just round on Tim. The Times has, for years, enforced an even more stringent reality warp field. It's just that the Telegraph is the latest institution to fall even more firmly in the iron grip of the globalist narrative filter. As we enter the end-game, the tiny (and frankly insulting) degree of dissent the Telegraph used to be granted, is no more.
TheBasicMind retweeted
Henry Nowak's mother had just found out her child was dead when British Police asked her:
"What were your son's political views?"
We all know why they did this
Truly Evil
Actually he's just pretty good. Not great. The actual Kata part of this show-off display is tension over technique. He doesn't have a great sense of breathing, pace, and doesn't fully understand how to accumulate and deploy power from a low centre of gravity. Many his arm strikes are completely independent of hip movement! Looks amazing to people who don't understand though. In places he is tensioning muscles both sides of the limbs during strikes to appear crisp, but that destroys power when the secret is to be crisp without introducing tension that fights itself and strikes should always be with torso movement, either twisting or position movement and/or unburdening of one or other foot to create a power vector that includes most of your body weight, (though to be fair, it is a bugbear of mine, that kata competition judges penalise this because it detracts from the appearance of precision). He's a very good acrobat though.
TheBasicMind retweeted
Restore Britain now considers the entire British immigration system fundamentally illegitimate.
The scale of the betrayal has been extraordinary.
Successive governments have opened our borders, handed out permanent settlement and granted citizenship on a scale the British people never voted for.
There are Conservative, Labour and Reform politicians who are wholly responsible - they must be held to account.
We do not accept that their traitorous decisions should bind future generations forever.
In short - we will not accept the third-worldification of our beautiful country.
From today, November 2nd 2026, every new grant of immigration status or citizenship under the existing system will be reversed by a Restore Britain Government.
We will introduce retrospective legislation to revoke every one of those grants upon taking office.
Those affected will be assessed under Restore Britain's stringent immigration Red List, not the failed rules of previous governments.
Those who meet our new requirements may qualify for time-limited permission to remain - in small and manageable numbers, delivering benefits for our people whilst protecting the demographic security of our nation. Our Red List will ensure that.
Those who do not meet those requirements will be required to leave. Politely at first, then not.
We will abolish Indefinite Leave to Remain entirely, revoke existing ILR grants and end the routine scam progression from temporary visas to British citizenship.
We will also legislate for the retrospective cancellation of naturalisation grants, with the exception we have set out for citizenship obtained through marriage to a British citizen.
The British people have every right to elect a government that fundamentally changes the immigration system - other governments have manipulated the system to import millions.
We will do the same, but to deport.
Restore Britain will not simply slow down the consequences of mass immigration.
We intend to reverse them.
So basically, Amazon, AMD, Broadcom, Google, and Microsoft own Anthropic. Which is actually at one level more reasonable given the AI companies themselves don't really know how AI works, it's a commodity, and founded on gargantuan IP theft. Though still not reasonable to those the IP has been stolen from.
Maybe. You could be right. I'm not claiming to know any real details about the case. I'm just commenting on the data as presented in the post.
There absolutely are weapons that are able to induce stroke. So any "community note" confirming stroke as the cause means jack-shit in relation to confirming if this was a deliberate hit. Just as claiming the cause was state sponsored cannot be confirmed either.
TheBasicMind retweeted
People need to understand the difference between corporatism and capitalism… They want you to fight against capitalism, they don’t want small businesses or small entrepreneurs..
They want everything owned and controlled by corporations, so they can wield the power.. I’m all for capitalism. But corporatism and corporate monopolies need to stop
Felt nothing. And they had just over 1 second after coming out of the clouds to see the ground approaching, so the "suffering" was absolutely minimal.
TheBasicMind retweeted
It’s entirely reasonable to question the cultural and ethnic transformation of a country when even its capital is losing its own identity.
Where have all the Cockneys gone?
We’re told to celebrate diversity, yet expected to stay silent as London’s traditional culture disappears.
Why is everyone else’s heritage worth preserving but ours?
Well you still have agency over the ability to build defences around conditions where a pre-conscious habit response will tend to kick in. But the size of the job clearly, at that point, is much much greater.