Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters" channel.

  1. First Muslim country to do so.
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  2. Set a minimum tax code for economic migrants. Enforce tax evasion prosecutions Deport criminals.
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  3. And MPs salaries and expenses.
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  4.  @Drbeasthunter  He's now black and tan. The irish hate the black and tan.
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  5. In most cases the NHS staff signed for them.
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  6. A man has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving following a tragic collision in Bexleyheath last summer that resulted in the death of a nine-year-old girl. Charges Against Bus Driver Detectives from the Metropolitan Police’s Roads and Transport Policing Command have charged 23-year-old Martin Asolo-Agogua, of Nunhead, with: Causing death by dangerous driving Causing death by careless driving while under the influence of drink or drugs Driving whilst over the drug limit
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  7. All coordinated by Downing Street.
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  8. It's puffery and you've fallen for it. They say they have something amazing, why believe them? Just as they announced a massive gold find. That's almost certainly an investment scam.
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  9. Some needs to keep a running total of the money lost.
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  10. Now its coming out the NHS was involved with him, but what is the betting they didn't refer him as dangerous?
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  11. Cured by 10 years in jail
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  12. @ calculate the best route in real time That's not AI. That's old school.
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  13. Not born in the UK, he's not on the register of births. There's one with his name on the electoral roll from 2006. So you would have had to be at least 18 then. Which cannot be the guy arrested given the reported age of the attacker. But not being on the register of births means you are almost certainly to have a second passport.
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  14. I came across one case recently. I have coffee in a local shop. The guy running it is Muslim, and very good man. He had been feeding an illegal migrant who had been in the country for a long time. Not deported which is the key issue. He had mental issues. He went missing, and they couldn't find him. I went and asked some local police who I knew, if they could help to get the cafe's guy number to him. I later found out what had happened. He had gone with knives to the local police station. They had arrested him, sectioned him. He wouldn't even speak to his mother. Eventually his brother came and took him back to his home country. So what is the big issue? It's the HOME OFFICE and Westminster.
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  15. There are a few of examples I can see where they have done better. DJII is one. Another is a company called Seeed [three e's]. It's got a better rapid prototyping set up that the American versions that are still hung up on soldering. PCBway, a chinese PCB company, can do things that the West can't or won't.
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  16. When the state says parents are not to be trusted to bring up children, then when it goes wrong the state is criminally to blame. The state should not be allowed to cherry pick when its responsible or not.
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  17. Yep. Do you report the posts or the accounts? Given its such an easy thing to pick up, I've conculded that YT encourages it.
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  18. The US debt number that matters, is that pension debt. People have been asset stripped. They don't have the wealth for their pensions. What's need for the UK is send everyone a bill in the post with their share. Start with people on their 18th birthday. Then annually. Ideally before an election I'd add in the amount you could have had if you had invested your wealth and not have it asset stripped.
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  19. Politicians have allocated more police to protect themselves. Less policing for the masses.
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  20. I've a been ask to clarify a complaint against Starmer. I've added a quote at the start. Some animals are more equal than others. It's about his personal tax evasion law.
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  21. More than 250 patients a week could be dying unnecessarily, due to long waits in A&E in E The Royal College of Emergency Medicine analysed the 1.5 million who waited 12 hours or more to be admitted in 2023. A previous data study had calculated the level of risk of people dying after long waits to start treatment and found it got worse after five hours. 250 x 52 = 13,000 a year. Just A&E
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  22. Spintting image of Sideshow Bob, Including the weapon.
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  23. How can this attacker have been on welfare for 20 years? Why did they give him a Irish passport when its clear he was a burden? [Assuming they have. see below] Given his previous convictions and was being deported, why wasn't he? This raise the question, was he really an Irish national if they were deporting him. Why wasn't he locked up until he was out of the country? How many others are a burden? One of the people who attacked him was a brazillian deliveroo rider. Why was he in the country? How did he get in? You aren't a high earner for deliveroo. You don't have huge qualifications. Whilst he did the right thing in attacking the attacker, there are huge questions here as well.
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  24.  @A3A3adamsan  It's not a good idea. There are clear deterministic approaches from graph theory and scheduling. Delays as is, or statistical methods are used. What you've got is someone taken a known problem and saying can AI solve it. Doesn't mean that AI has produced something new that couldn't be done.
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  25. More than 200 million medication errors occur in NHS per year, say researchers A study has revealed an estimated 237 million medication errors occur in the NHS in England every year, and avoidable adverse drug reactions (ADRs) cause hundreds of deaths. Researchers from the Universities of York, Manchester and Sheffield report that an estimated 712 deaths result from avoidable ADRs. They say, however, that ADRs could be a contributory factor to between 1,700 and 22,303 deaths a year.
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  26.  @IroncladStranger  President Micron - for he's not big. The acceptable miniphobic
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  27. 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ
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  28. "There is no danger at the school," police spokesman Don Aaron said. In a statement Thursday, police said the shooter was significantly influenced by what they described as "web-based material, especially that found on non-traditional sites that most would find harmful and objectionable." The police said the FBI was working closely with them on what they described as the "ideological influences portion of this investigation." During a news briefing Thursday, a school district official said the weapon-detection system uses artificial intelligence technology. "In this instance, based on the shooter's location in proximity to the cameras, it wasn't close enough to get an accurate read and to activate that alarm," Sean Braisted, chief of communications and technology for the district, told reporters. "The system was activated by police when they brandished their weapons ... There's no foolproof solutions for any of this, but this is one extra step." The shooting was partially livestreamed on the streaming platform KICK, according to a statement from the company.
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  29. The irish have used violence to get rid of British Migrants. What ever made the politicians there think they could force migration on the population?
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  30. On the Kuwati, the BBC were up to their necks with that case. Doing a documentary on them, pushing the integration side, how they will be good for the UK etc. They have since added an apology to the bottom of their report.
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  31.  @Almond19912  I raise you Dr Jane Barton.
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  32. Using a crime to justify covering up crime? Lets see, believe all women, now its believe no women. A major switcheroo.
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  33.  @golfbulldog  Yes, I met him about 10-20 times. He had MHI, sadly. What ever your views on migration, you don't want people to have issues like this.
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  34.  @golfbulldog  One can hope. That does bring up one issue. Levels of mental illness of Afro-Caribbeans in the UK are higher than for natives. [Again using the jargon]. Why? Could be things like deficiencies caused by sunlight. Could be the stress of being in they UK. But it needs explanation. Doesn't mean all are mentally ill, so you can generalised. You shouldn't generalise, you go on facts and behaviours.
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  35.  @golfbulldog  I agree I think that's what's needed. However, I don't think its going to be very easy at all.
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  36.  @monkian  B12 is a another particularly for the elderly. I suspect a lot of dementia is down to that.
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  37.  @14Anon2  Legally you are detained when its clear you are not free to leave.
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  38. Happened to a friend. NHS told him go home and put his affairs in order. He's still around. Mind you the NHS killed his wife.
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  39. PS. How do you do a gold mine scam? You seed the samples with gold. See Bre-X Minerals
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  40. Name Ayodele Onave O J Jamgbadi Birth Jun 1996 Tower Hamlets, Greater London Might be a different person, but the ages match, its East London. But I agree. Import people from hell holes, expect them to change society into a hell hole.
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  41.  @A3A3adamsan  Who said anything about determistic or not? The simple fact remains. Route planning is nothing new. Wont' do a better job that existing methods. Next you will be telling me its solved the Travelling Salesman Problem, when Concorde can do very large problems optimally.
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  42. What's the betting was one jury who flipped a coin.
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  43. How many other warlords in the UK? What crimes did his parents commit?
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  44. The bounty hunting idea. Now that would work in the UK
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  45.  @golfbulldog  In the case I described yes. The going to the police with knives was to get sectioned. If you have ever been to A&E for a long time, you will see that too. In the case of the guy in Kent? It's possible but its also a great cover story. An interesting historical case is WC Minor if you want to look him up. Deals with other arguments from the left too.
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  46.  @14Anon2  On the floor, tasers pointed at you? You re detained.
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  47.  @ShamanMcLamie  Perhaps the NHS fanboy wants some statistics. ============= 20,000 a year killed by "avoidable mistakes" Preventable deaths due to problems in care in English acute hospitals: a retrospective case record review study - BMJ ============= 1. Peer reviewed 2. Just acute hospitals, not GPs, not pharmacist errors. 3. Just England - not Wales, Scotland! or Northern Island, Isle of Man, ...
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  48.  @kwhufc5769  I presume you mean, are the foreign doctors. I did an analysis of the medical hearings. You see from the hearings where the doctors were trained. 1. UK doctors are likely to be struck off for none medical reasons. 2. Some doctors are struct off for political reason regarding a certain recent medical experiment. 3. Foreign doctors make up a disproportionate number of those taken to the hearings. 4. The no case to answer is higher in foreign doctors. On 4, I suspect that's down to people making them complaint are more likely to complain if its a foreign doctor. But point 3 stands, the level is lower. Some of the cases are truly horrific.
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  49.  @scottball2796  Could have started at 4. 4+12 = 16 so the numbers would add up.
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  50. Merseyside Police say they were gagged.
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