This one was sent to my podcast, as well as to the White House, the Supreme Court gift shop, Dave Grohl and part of the Cornwall Council. Also, it was cc’d to Logan Paul.

BURN THIS DOWN

I mean, he’d be a pretty rubbish stylist if he hated combs.

Over on Facebook, even the antisemitic conspiracy theorists are doing engagement-bait farming to keep their follower numbers high.

Meanwhile on telegram, he’s sharing riddles about a people who “own all the banks” yet “call themselves oppressed”.

Fortunately it wasn’t actually at night - I spread the tarps during the night and snow, but the ladder was during the day, trying to clear snow out of the gutter to see if that solved it!

It did not (but fortunately I got someone out who did)

Incredible guest names for an upcoming episode of crypto scammer and conspiracy theorist Charlie Ward’s show.

I hear he’s currently in negotiations with Bobson Dugnutt and Sleve McDichael.

Really glad I made these notes for myself recently. Without them I’m not sure I’d have been able to work on… whatever these notes were apparently about.

Wait I take it back maybe it's actually legit and professional and genuine, I mean how does this not scream real pharmacy?

Great news everyone - abortion in America is so safe and secure that the content marketing scammers have pivoted to setting up white-label online pharmacy sites to pimp abortion pills. Here's one trying to use my magazine for free advertising. Same phone number as another pill scam, "mysafepillsrx".

In September, I wrote about how wealthy American right wing groups were financing a push against abortion in the UK:

www.skeptic.org.uk/2024/09/the-...

Yesterday, Nigel Farage, MP for Shady International Dark Money, called for abortion restrictions.

Astonishing that the Telegraph publish a positive review of Jordan Peterson's book (www.telegraph.co.uk/books/non-fi...)

Written by a writer who called herself "definitely a Nazi" and who claimed social disapproval of racism is designed to stop us acknowledging that aliens and fairies are real.

I see Aseem Malhotra is being tipped - or at least is using a sympathetic Daily Mail article to tip himself - for a role in RFK's department of health. America is so appointing health officials from the list of people we named biggest pseudoscientists of the year.
www.skeptic.org.uk/2023/09/card...

Yet another email from Lynne McTaggart where she claims her £500 course on the ‘power of intention’ can cure serious illnesses - this time, sepsis; last time it was pancreatic cancer. Think yourself well, for money. And if it doesn’t work, you didn’t think positively enough… or pay enough.