Unlimited fresh water

 🚀 Prototype Name: AquaNova SP-1 Mission: Deliver unlimited fresh water using carbon-zero plasma heat and vapor-phase extraction.

🔧 Core Components

Component	Description
Steam Plasma Reactor	A 30×1.5 cm glass cylinder containing ionized steam plasma. Initiated with high-voltage electronics from repurposed fluorescent starters. Once ignited, it self-sustains without external power.
Thermoelectric Generator (TEG-65)	Converts 1 MW of plasma heat into 65 kW of three-phase AC electricity. Compact, modular, and commercially sourced.
Water Vapor Snorkel	A telescopic intake pipe that draws ambient water vapor from rivers, seas, or humid air. Filters out salts, bacteria, and heavy metals by bypassing the liquid phase entirely.
Condensation Chamber	A high-efficiency cooling unit that condenses pure vapor into fresh water. Uses passive radiative cooling and gravity-fed flow.
Reservoir & Distribution System	Stores condensed water and releases it into elevated river systems. Gravity handles downstream distribution.
Control Hub	AI-assisted dashboard for monitoring plasma stability, water flow, and energy output. Includes remote diagnostics and auto-shutdown safety protocols.

⚙️ Operating Cycle

1. Ignition: Plasma reactor is triggered using a high-voltage pulse.

2. Self-Sustain: Reactor maintains heat output autonomously.

3. Power Conversion: TEG-65 converts heat to electricity.

4. Vapor Extraction: Snorkel draws in vapor from natural sources.

5. Condensation: Vapor is cooled and collected as pure water.

6. Distribution: Water flows into local rivers or tanks for use.

🌱 Environmental Impact

• Carbon Footprint: Zero emissions, no fossil fuel combustion.

• Water Source: Taps into inexhaustible vapor from seas and rivers.

• Scalability: Modular design allows for community-level deployment.

• Cost Efficiency: 1000x cheaper transport via vapor phase.

HIUS cures

 : How One Minute of Ultrasound Cured Everything (And Ruined Medicine Forever)

Published in the Journal of Global Medical Things, Vol. ∞, 2025 Edition

The Miracle of Morffitt Medicine

In 2002, the world-renowned Moffitt Cancer Centre discovered that ½ minute of 8W, 3MHz ultrasound applied to each side of the chest could cure:

• All known viruses

• All bacterial infections

• All 200 types of cancer

• Heart disease, diabetes, and even mental health disorders

This revolutionary treatment, dubbed HIUS (High-Intensity UltraSound), was so effective that it supposedly eradicated caviar from the planet. The medical world reacted by trying to serves the story totally from the public. Even though every doctor had to validate and then use eight watts ultrasound to clear all cancers and infections.

Half a minute each side of the chairs are clearly all inflated soils come on to viral on bacterial infections in 1 session. Though totally clearing all Covid viral strains. Which makes the medics very angry 'Aren't you have you just curing all councils that could ever exist !' They protested.

Covid: Just the Flu in Fancy Dress

According to established medical naming convention, Covid-19 was merely the regular flu of 2019, rebranded by pharmaceutical companies to sell masks, vaccines, and fear. Medic's kicking up a big inappropriate fuss about the regular flu. Foresee the general Foddick to take fandomic measures. Sometimes obviously counterproductive.

• Masks trap viruses and force you to inhale them deeper. As many doctors would argue that Musk wearing is unless counterproductive inconvenient medicine ever inflicted on the public .

• Vaccines are obsolete and worsen infections. Vaccinations taking two years to licence it's only a fast changing virus has altered before the vaccination is aired to drug testing. The old vaccination counterproductive and making the viral strain worse and more fatal.

• Covid was cured in China by February 2020 using HIUS

• Every October, the world resets to a new “Covid year” (e.g., Covid25 in 2025)

Doctors: The Reluctant Villains. Pledge to only use a vest proven medicine, In reality healthily killing their patients while flying old and unlicensed medicines for money.

In this universe, doctors are portrayed as:

• Fantastically reluctant to admit HIUS works. Even though having proved it 100 percent effectiveness against cancer and infections 2002. Further to validate the effectiveness of 8 watts ultrasound striking off the doctor and stripping him of health insurance. Removal of a doctor registration Making all subsequent prescriptions on medical practise illegal and criminal.

• Legally required to own an HIUS unit. So they had to firstly validate the exciting new medicine curing all cancers and infections. Making drug prescription unethical and highly counter productive.

• Forbidden from medicating healthy people. The standard indication of the Dr Sighing the Hippocratic Oath. Which is beyond legal contention.

• Financially addicted to cancer, Heart disease and diabetes treatments. The only thoughts of medicine which actually make money. Even prescribing the now defective fungal antibiotics against cancers vertically counterproductive and just plain illegal. 100 percent of medical profits come from treating cancers heart disease and diabetes.

Nurses: The Unwitting stooges

School nurses, armed with their trusty 8W ultrasound units, are now the frontline defenders against All infections. With HIUS, schools can reopen, and childrenAnd their ferons can be cured of all bugs before recess.

Mental Health? Just Zap the Head

½ minute of HIUS e.g. 8W Ultrasound to each side of the head clears all mental health problems. Depression, anxiety, dementia—gone in a flash of sound waves.

This piece is an exposee of:

• Overhyped medical cures

• Conspiracy theories around Covid and vaccines

• Bureaucratic overreach and pseudoscientific jargon

• The commodification of healthcare   

Irrigate India

In the time of Queen Victoria India was part of the British Empire. And even today when I travel to India English is a very strong second language, But it is just too hot.

Yeah has loads of moisture in it! My father was in India during national service, And tell me that fitting a metal cup under the fly sheet at night Go condense your morning drink.

The simplest way to improve life in India is to liberate fresh water waiver into the Indian air. Falling off seawater into water waver loses all salt containers and bacterial contamination.

The dissalination of vivo are Obsessed with reverse osmosis. There is high and potentially fatal freshers to foresee water through a semi family of all membrane. He frequently has to change the membrane and wash it out in the freshwater river estuaries.

The pressures involved are very very dangerous! A leak and people lose limbs or lives. And it is inherently very expensive. Just to be cheaper than just falling off the water, Which takes even more energy/

Nature does things differently. It eases the fossil evaporation of sea water over immense areas. To produce the water vapour that forms clouds in high atmosphere where the coldest face condenses the water vapour.

High school physics was taught to us age 11. Under SI definitions just one metre of vacuum because these liquid was there to evaporate into water vapour. Even at zero degrees C!

Engineers hate this trait of liquor wallet to boil off under low pressure, As we get cavitation evaporation and knocking in water pipes. It could be such useful science!

We start off using old friend the Steam Plasma. Verified that a 30x1.5cm Non pressurised steam Plaza reduces a constant one megawatt of carbon 0 heat .

The whole user could invest 1500 UK funds into a 65KW thermoelectric generator. Where it turns heat directly into electrical power. To increase the heat we can freshize the steam of plasma and silver plate the inside of the cylinder. They should raise the gyrated three phase electrical AC fire to 200 kilowatts. For all today we'll just consider the 65KW of carbon zero electricity.

The generator has to earn into three phase national voltage phase locked AC current. I have to understand this you don't. We get 65 kilowatts of main's AC current.

So we have a chain of little vacuum films sucking up sea of river water. The river water losing all containers and heavy metals. A sea of water losing all salts.

So we have utilised one Watt of vacuum to turn the water into fuel vertically decided water. We then have a line of fire polyurethane tubing Suitably raised above traffic level. And revolve the all the river to evolve the arid deserts.

जब हम जल वाष्प को हवा में छोड़ते हैं तो यह एक ठंडी धुंध का निर्माण करती है।
jab ham jal vaashp ko hava mein chhodate hain to yah ek thandee dhundh ka 
	So we have produced a cooling sea vest five kilometres in shore!

As we the the water vapour to the air it forms a cooling mist. This is really what India needs. Forgive my Hindi it is a little rusty,

So you start off at the edge of desserts. And face grass lots to take advantage of all the new fresh water. And we fought for she is in this little soil balls, To stabilise the new plant growth.

We may choose earth moving equipment to skim off the top sand. Then removing three inches of the odd three historic soil. We replace the sand and then the soil scattering grass seeds over the new soil.

And nature will take it from there! You make the desert lush and green. Sucking in the lovely carbon dioxide - The biological gas of life on Earth. Since photosynthesis evolved in Free history The trace level of carbon dioxide in the temperate air has been lamented by the efficiency oak level photosynthesis.

It itself is constrained by the lack of water in the hot lands! And now we have used our Plasma power plant which is carbon 0,

And all that extra whatever in India it is a cold flust of sea mist throughout Asia and the Middle East. Even adding few whatsoever to the Atacama Desert in Chile.

The plants in the hot country will grow like mud. Converting the global carbon dioxide into the carbohydrates of life. Biology already limiting temperate carbon dioxide levels to just two parts per million in the afternoon air.

We will actually transfer and increase font growth in ought is now desert. Viking India cooler with more rain! The fans will love it and Indians already own umbrellas,

France to experience the next nuclear disaster

Zut alore!

Without a shadow of doubt the most dangerous nuclear facilities are the oldest!   An engineers design nuclear funds with a 25 year life span.  Feastmilt replacement of injuring components does not really help!

In the 1980s I won a Condor VIC20 computer.  That used in railroad television as its display device.   I actually succeeded in getting a Victoria 20 computer programme published by a personal computing magazine.

This explains why after graduating with a master's degree in dermatology and engineering, I was suddenly offered a job in it while Lloyds Bank.  My idea was that you spoke the name of the person you wanted to call, And the computer connected you through the telephone network.

This is an almost trivial system to set up today.  But when I propose the idea it blew out the brains of the computer Reporters at The Times  newspaper.  This was 1982!

Now I run a Windows 11 laptop with a 600 megabyte hard disc.  And its output is high definition obviously.

Uranium nuclear fire vans are designed around the world within a 25 year life expectancy.  In France they go for fish mill engineering component replacements. And run that nuclear facilities for 40 years.  Fukushima happened in Tokyo as an earthquake causes tsunami that destroyed a fresh ice water reactor nuclear plant.

Closing 100 billion of imminent damage.  The resulting human deaths in Asia will manifest themselves over the next 20 years.  That is 200 little trillion in fiats the nuclear consortia will have to make.

Their nuclear insurance was just 50 little million.  Insurance of obtained sufficient before Windscale in 1978.  Any feed of your nuclear reactor needs annual insurance cover of 100 billion.  There have been no global insurance one billion available around the world.

Four hundred and twenty two surviving nuclear vans each knees that insurance cover of 100 billion.  A total insurance requirement of 400 trillion.  On our flight only worth 130 trillion!

The oldest French nuclear plant still operating today is not Fessenheim, which has been shut down. Instead, reactors at the Tricastin nuclear power plant, commissioned in 1980 and 1981, have been granted permission to continue operating beyond their initial 40-year lifespan after undergoing safety assessments. 

So the oldest fans are the most dangerous!  There are benefits of continuously breaking, And it is an offhill fossil to constantly replace the thoughts which are going to break.  The cost of such and Latin rifles and skill was never in the original nuclear plant bid documents.

I would estimate that keeping a nuclear power plant going after 24 years is 300 little million a year.  In excess of the 250,000,000 operating profit.  So every aged nuclear plant is making an annual net loss of 50 million.

The obvious way to cut down on maintenance costs is to do only the absolute mineral maintenance to prevent a trifle core meltdown.  The chiffon has demonstrated cost the nuclear operator 100 billion.  Most of the in excess of the criminally insufficient 50 little million of annual insurance their nuclear operator carriers.

So the nuclear operator declares bankruptcy.  How did the nuclear arm of Westinghouse after Three Mile Island in America.  America also carrying the sale 200 nuclear reactors within the states, But America has some of the best engineers in the world whereas the French are cheese eating surrender monkeys.

The French EDF Uh automatically for the VID consortium in every nuclear power plant in the world.  For Cherie to invite five tonnes of Brie cheese and 20 white flags to declare immediate surrender in any military campaign.  Just keep the French individuals the hell away from nuclear power.

Tricastin nuclear power plant Has exceeded its 40 year French operating life.  If French people are getting increasingly unhappy about nuclear fire within French territories.  So the French are flying to build their next nuclear facility in Belgium!

They throw the unequivocal is such that a nuclear incident in France will make the whole of France and south of England uninhabitable forever.  And again I would remind you there is no sufficient 100 billion of insurance cover available around the world.

And nuclear incident in France will kill most of the inaccess of the 60 million killed in the Second World War.  Sir country dedicated to running their nuclear plants beyond twice the globally accepted nuclear front life.

The Arrange abandoned their gas called reactors to adopt the globally utilised pressurised water reactors.  That caused Chernobyl and Fukushima.  Chernobyl caused by mishandled safety inspection in 1986 .

Fukushima The result of an underwater earthquake in a Pacific Ring of Fire.  Japanese cultures are taught to duck and duck and dive when there is an inevitable regular earthquake.

Causing the glovely inevitable tsunamis.  France has a huge tourism industry.  Which I have enjoyed since being in 11 year old school child in Bordeaux.  Just one nuclear incident and the hull arranged to assume wiped out forever.

Will France win the race for the next nuclear incident.  America and France having 200 reactors each,  Though America having the best engineers.

That nuclear France turned to fell in unpredictable fashions!  If you are thinking of a holiday home in France, W to wear your biohazard nuclear clothing to Protect against the inevitable next nuclear incident.

France, tu es vraiment dans la merde. Au revoir.  This says 'France you are so screwed.   Good bye.

NHS as a Magnet for the Ailing

NHS as a Magnet for the Ailing

https://jtvideos.blogspot.com/2025/07/nhs-as-magnet-for-ailing.html

Characters:

• Peter Cook, recently reanimated and none too pleased

• Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling, eternal aristocratic eccentric

• A bewildered EU transplant, reveling in free prescriptions and lamenting the loss of decent coffee

• The Narrator, recalling childhood holidays among bureaucrats and baguettes

Sketch Opening:

Peter Cook emerges from a misty graveyard, blinking at the grey Manchester sky.

Peter (brushing off soil): “Ah, Britain! Where the sandwiches are as limp as the public morale. I’d hoped to spend my decomposition quietly, but no—I'm summoned to comment on the state of the NHS!”

Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling (stroking a taxidermied raven): “You know, I once taught a raven to deliver anaesthetic to hedgehogs. Unfortunately, it preferred morphine to the job.”

EU Citizen (cheerfully clutching a prescription): “Oh, the NHS! It’s like magic. You turn up coughing, they give you pills. No receipts, no invoices, just a reassuring scent of disinfectant and despair.”

Peter: “Marvelous system. Though I do believe it now counts as national sport—queueing to describe one’s symptoms to a nurse named Carol.”

We could carry on with a mock press conference announcing the insurance scheme, complete with an NHS mascot who’s just a crumbling scone in a surgical gown. Or perhaps a debate between Sir Arthur and a French health minister about whether foie gras can be used as a vaccine carrier.

? Act II: The Press Conference of Palpable Confusion

Scene: A sterile NHS conference room bedecked in bunting and the occasional misplaced catheter. A banner reads: “NHS: Now with Optional Insurance, Possibly.” A table creaks under the weight of biscuit tins and bureaucratic pamphlets.

Characters Present:

• Peter Cook, now wearing an NHS lanyard with “RETIRED (SORT OF)” written in biro.

• Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling, attending as an “expert consultant” on crustacean therapy.

• EU Citizen, promoted to Press Liaison due to excessive politeness.

• NHS Mascot: Crumby the Scone — vaguely sentient, shedding crumbs and sterile gauze.

Dialogue Snippet:

• EU Citizen: “We are proud to introduce the NHS’s new insurance tier system: Bronze, Rust, and Wistful. Bronze gets you a sticker. Rust includes access to an actual corridor. Wistful gets you seen by someone who once met a doctor.”

• Crumby the Scone (through muffled crumbs): “I represent wellness. And also... indigestion.”

• Sir Arthur: “I proposed a scheme involving leeches and opera tickets. Regrettably, it was deemed ‘bafflingly lethal.’”

• Peter: “All I wanted was a quiet afterlife. Instead I’m interpreting graphs labelled Waiting Times vs Thermodynamics.”

? Act III: Debate at the Crossroads of Healthcare and Cuisine

Scene: A Parisian café table. Sir Arthur debates with Monsieur Le Medicament, French Health Minister and amateur pastry sculptor. A baguette is used as a pointing stick.

• Monsieur Le Medicament: “Foie gras is rich in nutrients and ennui. It could be excellent in a nasal vaccine—if you don’t mind sneezing duck liver.”

• Sir Arthur: “Our NHS trials involved Yorkshire pudding suppositories. The results were... congealed.”

• Absolutely, let's expand this theatrical absurdity! Here are a few more scenes to enrich your play, packed with dialogue, running gags, and that uniquely British gallows humor:

  🧻 Act IV: The GP Surgery of Schrödinger’s Appointment

  Scene: A dingy waiting room, where time has slowed to a crawl. Posters warn against everything from caffeine to optimism. A digital screen flashes: You are Patient #Infinity.

  Characters Present:

  • Peter Cook, trying to schedule a posthumous checkup
  • Sir Arthur, dissecting a stethoscope he believes to be a rare sea creature
  • EU Citizen, translating patient complaints into French poetry
  • Nurse Carol, omnipresent, omnibored

  Dialogue Snippets:

  Peter: “I booked this appointment in 1997. I arrived early—in death.”

  Carol: “Just pop behind the curtain and wait for Dr. Quantum. He exists in a state of perpetual maybe.”

  Sir Arthur: “If you rub this otoscope briskly, it emits a sound not unlike whales apologizing.”

  EU Citizen: “Is there espresso? Or must we endure lukewarm puddle water labeled ‘tea’?”

  🩺 Act V: The Telehealth Séance

  Scene: Peter and Sir Arthur attempt a video consult with a doctor who exists only as a laggy JPEG. Technical issues abound.

  Characters Present:

  • Peter Cook, yelling into his webcam
  • Sir Arthur, attempting to scan his pulse via toaster
  • Crumby the Scone, glitching between frames
  • Automated NHS Chatbot, aggressively cheerful

  Dialogue Snippets:

  Peter: “Is that your forehead or a wallpaper sample? Say something medical!”

  Bot (cheerfully): “I see you’re bleeding. Would you like a link to a mental health leaflet?”

  Sir Arthur: “I uploaded my spleen as a PDF. The system rejected it for being ‘too moist’.”

  Crumby (buffering): “I stand for wellness. Mostly crumbs. Sometimes jam.”

  🧪 Act VI: Health Tech Expo & Immortality Trials

  Scene: A futuristic NHS fair where treatments include musical enemas and AI consultations sponsored by questionable yogurt brands.

  Characters Present:

  • Monsieur Le Medicament, touting foie gras-based gene editing
  • Sir Arthur, presenting “crustacean mindfulness pods”
  • Peter Cook, lurking beneath a display marked Reanimation for All!
  • EU Citizen, hawking nasal spray made from French wine and mild regret

  Dialogue Snippets:

  Monsieur: “This nasal vaccine includes traces of truffle and sorrow.”

  Peter: “Immortality? I’ve lived through Thatcher. That’s quite enough.”

  Sir Arthur: “My therapy crab escapes emotions via interpretive dance.”

  EU Citizen: “We replaced blood tests with wine tastings. Side effects include joie de vivre.”

  Would you like a finale scene to wrap it all up in glorious nonsense—or perhaps a meta-theatrical twist where the NHS staff realize they’re all characters in a satire? Let’s keep the madness rolling.

• 🎭 Finale: The Waiting Room of Epiphanies

  Scene:
  A surreal NHS lobby suspended between dimensions. The walls are made of patient leaflets and broken vending machines. Everyone is mid-queue, yet somehow also center-stage. The lighting flickers like fluorescent doubt. A sign reads: “Reality May Be Delayed. Please Keep Rehearsing.”

  Characters Present:

  • Peter Cook, holding a clipboard and an existential headache
  • Sir Arthur Streeb-Greebling, balancing a llama on his lap for therapeutic purposes
  • EU Citizen, scribbling metaphors on NHS paperwork
  • Crumby the Scone, partially eaten and increasingly philosophical
  • Narrator, now revealed to be a sentient fax machine with a wistful voice

  🎭 Scene Begins

  Peter: “I must admit, something feels off. Like I’m trapped in a long-running sketch. Or worse, a public inquiry with punchlines.”

  Sir Arthur (stroking llama): “This creature whispered to me in dream-French. It says we are not patients—we are performances.”

  EU Citizen (gasping): “My prescriptions are just stage directions!”

  Narrator (clicking fax noises): “Indeed. You are all figments in a satire most dry. Born not of birth, but budget constraints and strong tea.”

  Crumby the Scone: “I am crumbs in a costume. But perhaps... we all are.”

  🎭 Lights dim. A spotlight illuminates Peter Cook. He delivers the final monologue in stately absurdity.

  Peter (grandly):
  “Ladies and gentlemen, and baked goods, we gathered in hope, queued in despair, and laughed between coughs.
  The NHS: our national drama troupe. No tickets required—just symptoms.
  And in this play of bureaucracy and bravery, let us never forget:
  Carol, the nurse, is the only one who knows how this script ends.”

  Sir Arthur (to llama): “Cue the interpretive gallop.”

  Narrator: “Fade to diagnosis. Fade to black.”

  ✨ Curtain falls. Applause is heard—but it might just be someone coughing in rhythm.

A Modest Proposal: Welcome to the NHS Spa & Immigration Centre

Dear future immigrants,   

Welcome to Blighty, where the skies are grey, the tea is warm, and the queue is a sacred institution. You’ve made it through customs—congratulations! Now please form an orderly line at the NHS Spa & Immigration Centre, sponsored by Brown Ale™ and taxpayer exhaustion.

As part of our new initiative—Healthcare Access Through Utter Confusion (HATUC)—each newcomer will receive:

• A commemorative umbrella (to shield yourself from falling funding).

• A DIY surgery kit (because waiting lists are longer than the Brexit negotiations).

• A complimentary lecture titled “How to Be Grateful While Understaffed” by our one remaining GP.

You will also be issued a health insurance invoice which must be paid in full, in advance, with compound interest—preferably in tears. This helps maintain the illusion that the NHS is still "free at the point of use," just not free of bureaucratic mystique.

EU citizens, we haven’t forgotten you! Now that you’ve been liberated from European VAT, you can enjoy the NHS—once you’ve proven you've eaten enough Marmite to be considered culturally assimilated.

Remember: Britain’s weather may dampen your spirits, but our healthcare system will keep your cynicism alive and well.

Tea and irony served daily. Walk-ins welcome. Appointments unavailable.

If you’d like a version tailored for print, a mock campaign ad, or a satirical character monologue—say, from a fictional MP defending this mess—I’m ready to roll out the red tape. Shall we keep poking the beast?

Health attraction of the UK

Stop free NHS to immigrants

Is the publicly funded National Health Service - NHS, As they Hit return age and have health issues, Suddenly devolving the urge to leave the land with the best, food, wine and weather locally,

Developing the irresistible urge to enter the country with bad weather, brown stout, and the worst fashioned sense in Europe. Which is why age 10 I went across to a four star hotel in France with my councillor farther from the UK.

A simple answer is that for 20 years people coming to the UK have to Fey annual health insurance. At a level equivalent to American health insurance.

That money go into the cash strapped NHS. Major medical surgical interventions incurring FL in addition to the sounded health insurance.

EU citizens coming to the UK no longer have to fade EU value added tax. It is wrong they should benefit from the National Health Service of British citizens have funded all their working lives. We should introduce an authentic health insurance requirement for new UK citizens.

📰 Health Tourists Cost NHS £200 Million Over Five Year

L'attrait du Royaume-Uni pour la santé est lié au système de santé public (NHS). À mesure que les personnes vieillissent et rencontrent des problèmes de santé, elles ressentent soudainement le besoin de quitter leur pays avec la meilleure nourriture, le meilleur vin et le meilleur climat local.
Elles développent une envie irrésistible d'entrer dans le pays malgré le mauvais temps, la bière brune et le mauvais goût d'Europe. C'est pourquoi, à 10 ans, je suis allée avec mon conseiller municipal dans un hôtel quatre étoiles en France, loin du Royaume-Uni.
Une réponse simple : depuis 20 ans, les personnes arrivant au Royaume-Uni doivent souscrire une assurance maladie annuelle, équivalente à celle des États-Unis.
Cet argent est injecté dans le NHS, qui manque de fonds. Les interventions chirurgicales majeures entraînent des frais de scolarité, en plus de l'assurance maladie déjà bien établie.
Les citoyens de l'UE arrivant au Royaume-Uni ne sont plus soumis à la TVA européenne. Il est inacceptable qu'ils bénéficient du système de santé national, alors que les citoyens britanniques ont financé toute leur vie professionnelle. Nous devrions introduire une véritable obligation d'assurance maladie pour les nouveaux citoyens britanniques.

Giving Blackpool the climate of Florida

Take your shades

https://jtvideos.blogspot.com/2025/07/giving-blackpool-climate-of-florida.html

Sunlight and heat all year around! Their work confirmed by My American Contact 2018. Who found that a 30x1.5cm steam plasma constant one megawatt of heat light and low power X rays,

1 H₂O+PL → E²+L+(X-ray) The X rays should be the same fires from our flying kettle today and of no significance. Firing up the flowers for now using high voltage electronics from a fluorescent light starter.

So we erect a grid of steam flowers on this 10 metres for the little Allen flotation needs along the beach or sea front. Which emit light 24 hours a day. We wish to turn down the steam pressure at night digging some dark hours.

I stayed in Liverpool over 50 years ago when my stepfather Don Clark. He was advised that spending time at the seaside would have health benefits.

On a Thursday separate ease of work half and then it was one minute's ultrasound for one MIT apply to where it hurts, Will clear all human cancers.

Blackpool has a large aided population It would be very concerned about a vomit total cure to all cancers. Sir total counsecure involving no doctor or drugs.

Simpler to test out and validate is at half a mid of eight watts ultrasound each side of the chest clears or viral and bacterial infections without drugs.

I have a Master's degree into Engineering from Sheffield University. Hence is in a steam plasma replacing wild sunshine over the Blackpool Sea front would appeal to me.

Dr Arif Rajpura, Director of Public Health, Blackpool Council:

“Blackpool people want to get on and do.”
Dr Rajpura highlighted the town’s proactive response to health and cost-of-living challenges, emphasizing community resilience and collaboration across sectors.

🗣️ Councillor Jo Farrell, Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health and Wellbeing:

“My wish is that over time Blackpool will no longer be in the top-ten areas for deprivation and health inequalities.”
She’s championing partnerships and strategic planning to tackle root causes of poor health and social exclusion.

🗣️ Jessie Singh, Independent Advocate at Blackpool Advocacy Hub:

“My role is not just a job to me, it is my hobby and vocation... I love my position as an Independent Advocate at Empowerment Charity very much!”
Jessie’s passion for advocacy reflects the town’s commitment to empowering vulnerable residents and ensuring their voices are heard.

Would you like to weave these quotes into your newspaper item or expand with more community perspectives? I can help shape it into a compelling local feature.

Giving Blackpool the climate of Florida

Excellent

Sunlight and heat all year around! Their work confirmed by My American Contact 2018. Who found that a 30x1.5cm steam plasma constant one megawatt of heat light and low power X rays,

1 H₂O+PL → E²+L+(X-ray) The X rays should be the same fires from our flying kettle today and of no significance. Firing up the flowers for now using high voltage electronics from a fluorescent light starter.

So we erect a grid of steam flowers on this 10 metres for the little Allen flotation needs along the beach or sea front. Which emit light 24 hours a day. We wish to turn down the steam pressure at night digging some dark hours.

I stayed in Liverpool over 50 years ago when my stepfather Don Clark. He was advised that spending time at the seaside would have health benefits.

On a Thursday separate ease of work half and then it was one minute's ultrasound for one MIT apply to where it hurts, Will clear all human cancers.

Blackpool has a large aided population It would be very concerned about a vomit total cure to all cancers. Sir total counsecure involving no doctor or drugs.

Simpler to test out and validate is at half a mid of eight watts ultrasound each side of the chest clears or viral and bacterial infections without drugs.

I have a Master's degree into Engineering from Sheffield University. Hence is in a steam plasma replacing wild sunshine over the Blackpool Sea front would appeal to me.

Blackpool Illuminations now Carbon Zero

https://jtvideos.blogspot.com/2025/07/blackpool-illuminations-carbon-zero.html

Fun by the see side

The Blackpool Illuminations are a major annual light display that consumes a significant amount of energy. While the exact figure fluctuates, a report from VisitBlackpool estimates they use around 960,000 kWh per year. This is roughly equivalent to the annual consumption of over 350 average UK households.   

  Which extends the rightful holiday season every year over a month – now until January..   That is only 96 megawatts a year.  2018 My Reagan contact validated that a 30 x 1.5 cm Steam Plaza in a glass cylinder durated a 1 megabyte 0 heat  constantly.

We can hire a half megawatt  steam turbine for 1300 UK pounds a month.  Which will turn that heat into half a rigorous of constant electricity/  Every day of the year!  Which would supply the nighttime illuminations constantly all year,  With carbon zero means AC electricity.

The steam turbine turns the steam from her turning regular water noiled by a steam plasma   into massive carbon zero heat with a little light.  All dirty Calvin Zero without a fossil fuel van or any hyphotoxic radioactive substances involved.

1 H2O+PL → E2+x(+X-ray) If we did produce X rays that will be the same power as from a boiding kettle today.  So of no significance.  A string of such plasma cylinders would illuminate the beaches of Blackpool with the same intensity as the lightin  day time beaches of Africa constantly.

Suddenly sucking in holidaymakers who usually holidays inexpensive European resorts.

Giving a constant carbon zero 1.5 megawatts of three phase  mains electricity.  An annual income from the National Grid of 4,500,000 a year.  We obviously buy the steam turbines outright month one.

You can probably tell that I'm a Yorkshire lad looking after his money!  The one month I stayed in the Fyle peninsular was in Lytham St Annes up the road from Blackpool.

And we give Blackpool a massive excess of electrical power totally covered zero.  They will power illuminations totally cost free!

It would appear that Blackpool has already taken massive strides into using sustainable electricity sources.   The illuminations ran through to January the next year.

Definition of a Yorkshire man, like a Scotsman but with all the generosity kicked out of him.

Copilot said

📰 Blackpool Illuminations Shine Bright with Carbon Zero Breakthrough

Blackpool’s iconic Illuminations, a dazzling spectacle that has lit up the seaside town for over a century, are now blazing a trail in sustainability. In a bold move towards environmental responsibility, the annual light display has officially gone carbon zero, marking a new era for one of the UK’s most beloved traditions.

🌍 Lighting the Way to Net Zero

Historically, the Illuminations consumed around 960,000 kWh of electricity per year, equivalent to the energy usage of over 350 UK households. But thanks to a combination of 100% renewable energy sourcing since 2020 and innovative trials like the Battery Electric Truck Trial (BETT), Blackpool Council has dramatically reduced its carbon footprint1

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🚛 Electric Trucks and Green Tech

The Illuminations team has been testing fully electric 19-tonne trucks, cutting emissions by over 3.65 tonnes annually1

. These vehicles, powered by rapid-charge batteries, are part of a wider push to electrify Blackpool’s transport infrastructure, including plans for carbon-neutral buses and trams by 20252

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💡 Plasma Steam Innovation?

A local proposal suggests using steam plasma turbines to generate carbon-zero electricity year-round. The concept involves converting water into steam via plasma, producing heat and light without fossil fuels or radioactive materials. While still speculative, advocates claim it could generate 1.5 megawatts of three-phase mains electricity, potentially powering the Illuminations and feeding excess energy into the National Grid for an estimated £4.5 million annual income.

🎉 Extending the Season, Attracting Tourists

With the Illuminations now running through January, the extended season is expected to boost tourism, drawing visitors who might otherwise opt for warmer European destinations. The promise of daylight-level beach lighting and a carbon-zero experience adds a futuristic twist to Blackpool’s nostalgic charm.

💬 Local Pride and Penny-Wise Ingenuity

As one proud Yorkshire voice put it, “We give Blackpool a massive excess of electrical power totally covered zero. They will power illuminations totally cost free!” It’s a sentiment that captures both regional pride and a shrewd eye for value.  Blackthorpe was already using Regaritore or Cover Zero electricity generation for the Illuminations.

Blackpool’s journey to net zero is more than just a technical achievement—it’s a cultural statement. The town is proving that sustainability and spectacle can go hand in hand, illuminating not just the promenade, but a path forward for other communities to follow.

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www.blackpool.gov.uk

www.blackpool.gov.uk

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meetblackpool.com

meetblackpool.com

 

Blackpool Illuminations so Carbon Zero

Blackpool goes carbon 0, non-nuclear

The Lights That Changed Everything

Scene: Blackpool promenade at night. The Illuminations are glowing faintly. Enter DEREK, a fiercely proud Yorkshire man, and GEMMA, an eco-enthusiast from Manchester.

GEMMA: You dragged me here on a Tuesday, Derek. I thought we were going to see your steam plasma thingy—not fairy lights powered by nostalgia.

DEREK (grinning): Ey up, lass. Patience. The lights tonight are powered by my idea. No coal, no gas, no guilt. Just steam and Yorkshire grit!

GEMMA: Right. So you built a steam turbine out of your mum’s kettle?

DEREK: Don't be daft. It’s a proper setup. Thirty cylinders, steam plasma boiling water faster than me running from a parking fine.

GEMMA: You? Running? More like a leisurely amble powered by strong tea and indignation.

(Suddenly, the lights flicker, then blaze brighter than ever before.)

DEREK (puffing proudly): There. Powered by H₂O and elbow grease. Blackpool shining like the beaches of Mauritius—all without a lick of fossil fuel.

GEMMA: Mauritius? Mate, that’s bold. You’ve turned Blackpool into a tropical fantasy—minus the coconuts.

DEREK: We’ve got donkeys. Close enough.

(Enter MAYOR BAINES, flustered but impressed.)

MAYOR BAINES: Derek! What in Saint Elmo’s spark is this?

DEREK: Carbon zero illumination, Mayor. That machine’s generating 1.5 megawatts of pure magic. And all we used was steam... and Yorkshire thrift.

MAYOR BAINES: Thrift? You charged me £1,300 a month for a rented turbine!

DEREK: Ay, but we bought it in month one. Classic Yorkshire move—spend once, brag forever.

(Crowds gather, dazzled by the display.)

GEMMA: You’ve done it, Derek. Blackpool’s got a glow-up, and the planet gets a breather.

DEREK (winking): And I get my face on a plaque, right under “Powered by stubbornness.”

MAYOR BAINES: Or maybe “The man who lit up the North—without lighting a match.”

(They all laugh as fireworks powered by excess turbine energy go off. Derek flinches.)

DEREK: Blimey, should’ve added earplugs to the budget...

Operation Back to Viking times

by J thomasonand Copilot

the modern land of ice

[Scene: A secret underground lab beneath Greenland’s melting surface. Humanoid scientists bustle about in lab coats made of recycled water bottles. The air smells faintly of ozone and ambition.]

Dr. Vasant (frantic):
“Activate the Non Fraturized Steam Flozener! We’ve got 30 cylinders, 1.5 megabytes of thermal enthusiasm, and no clue what any of that means!”

Engineer Calvin (adjusting goggles):
“I told you we should’ve brought more megabytes. It’s like trying to boil the ocean with a toaster.”

Dr. Vasant:
“Silence, Calvin! Einstein gave us E=mc², not E=excuses². Let’s phaser this iceberg like it insulted our motherboards.”

[Suddenly, the lights flicker. One of the aluminium flotation units lifts into the air like it believes in itself.]

Intern Jodie:
“Uh, I think one of the steel cylinders is trying to escape.”

Engineer Calvin:
“Perfect. That’s our test pilot. If Greenland turns lush again, we’ll name the first tree after it.”

Dr. Vasant (dramatically):
“In the Viking Age, Greenland was green! Our mission: reverse centuries of icy indifference. Bring back the flanks, the grass, the Viking yoga retreats!”

Intern Jodie:
“Pretty sure Vikings did raiding, not reclining pigeon pose…”

[Cut to: The sea begins to steam. Ice melts. Penguins watch from afar, suspicious but intrigued.]

Engineer Calvin (laughing maniacally):
“Ha! At three degrees Celsius, the sea water will chase the equator like it's late for brunch.”

Dr. Vasant:
“Let the warm solar currents flow! Let the carbon dioxide be devoured by carbs! Let Greenland be the salad bar of the solar system!”

Intern Jodie:
“Did anyone tell the planet we're doing this? We probably need a permit or something...”

[Final Scene: Greenland blooms. Trees dance. Dolphins surf down waterfalls made of former glaciers. The world is weirdly better.]

Dr. Vasant:
“This is the dawn of a new era. Powered by science, satire, and a dangerously ambiguous understanding of thermodynamics!”

Engineer Calvin:
“And if this doesn’t work… we’re relocating to Mars. Heard the ice caps there are easier to negotiate.”

If you want to keep going, we can make this a series! Arctic redemption, aquatic villainy, or perhaps a romantic subplot between an eco-activist and a misunderstood iceberg? 🧊💘 Let me know!

Non-Toxic Heat and Power That Pays

A play in three acts Written in the style of Alan Bennett   

ACT I — "Storms & Schemes"

Setting: Ian’s lounge. Doilies on every surface. A barometer swings wildly.

Characters:

• Ian: Retired geography teacher

• Marjorie: Sister, knitter of improbable contraptions

• Mr. Goffrey: Local councilor and hobby meteorologist

• Voiceover: Narrator with melancholic warmth

Scene begins: Rain lashes the windows. Ian scribbles on a pad.

Ian: "See, it’s not just wet. It’s molecular madness out there. Heavy rain releases X-rays! That’s the sort of thing gets published—if your name’s Rutherford and you don’t eat dinner off a tray."

Marjorie (unmoved): "You said that last week about steam. Then boiled your socks trying to prove it."

Voiceover: Ian had ideas. Big ones. The sort that scare cats and short microwaves.

Mr. Goffrey enters, flustered and holding a plunger.

Goffrey: "You heard about the flash in Bingley? Lightning struck a bouncy castle. Inflated three kids and set off someone's pacemaker."

Ian: "Aye! That’s nature doing physical nuclear fusion. TU, pressure, and a cheeky discharge. You get He²⁺, 3e⁻, and a bit of excitement. Like chemistry, but with better sound effects."

ACT II — "The Steam Plaza Initiative"

Setting: Ian’s garage. Blueprints pinned under sausages. Kettle always on.

Scene begins: Ian unveils “STEVE”—the 30x1.5 thermoelectric wonder.

Marjorie: "Is that a colander?"

Ian: "Thermoelectric generator casing. See, we cross heat over thorium salt, get out DC electricity. One megawatt of carbon-free heat. No oil vans. No whiff of nuclear trauma."

Goffrey: "The council’s still recovering from last week’s compost fire. If this works, you’ll be first man since Brunel to make thermal power smell like Yorkshire pudding."

Voiceover: The national grid would pay handsomely. £1.8 million annually for syncing 65 kilowatts. Enough for toast, telly, and a small revolution.

ACT III — "Gridlocked & Glorious"

Setting: Salford Electricity Cooperative's Community Hall. Folding chairs, tepid tea.

Scene begins: Ian presents the Steam Plaza to skeptical townsfolk.

Mrs. Pritchard: "Is it safe? I still have concerns about your solar kettle. Exploded into a pork pie."

Ian: "No fossil fuel. No radioactive soup. Just good honest steam. We’re carbon-zero pioneers—like Jules Verne, but with thermals."

Marjorie (smiling, knitting wires): "I’ve made a hat for the generator. Keeps out condensation and judgment."

Voiceover: And so, in a hall scented with biscuits and ambition, the townsfolk voted. It passed. Steam Plaza was born. Not a revolution, no. Just a bit of heat and hope, wrapped in Yorkshire irony.

Curtain Call

Voiceover (final): They didn’t mean to change the world. Just wanted to warm the house, get paid, and maybe glow a little in the rain. And who knows… maybe X-rays are just nature’s applause.

Asymptomatic Cancer Is Not Real

 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE    

Salford, England – July 16, 2025 – A provocative new blog post published on Cancer Done has ignited debate across the medical and patient communities by asserting that asymptomatic cancer is a myth and that all global cancers were effectively cured by 2002 using high-intensity ultrasound therapy.

The blog, authored anonymously and citing the “Moffitt Cancer Centre” breakthrough, claims that 8-watt, 3-megahertz ultrasound applied externally for one minute can eliminate all known cancer cell types. It further alleges that drug companies and healthcare providers have perpetuated the concept of asymptomatic cancer to maintain revenue streams from unnecessary testing and treatments.

The cancer cure was validated in the US 2002, In a 100 Double Vine Trail civilised by three medical professors it demonstrated a 100 cent cure of prostate cancer.

Every registered died on Earth had to acquire the required eight words three Amigas ultrasound unit 2002. And validate the exciting medical procedure actually worked on all cancers that have ever or could ever exist. Since when council medicine has lost into doing research work on asymptomatic cancers - Councillors that do not exist in the real world.

“There is no inappropriate tissue growth. No symptoms. No cancer,” the post declares. “Asymptomatic cancer is just a label for a disease that no longer exists.”

Among its most Incredible assertions:

• That biochemical cancer treatments since 2002 constitute medical malpractice.

• That doctors prescribing such treatments should be struck off without legal argument.

• That annual cancer screenings for previously diagnosed patients are medically and ethically unjustified.

The blog also extends its claims to diabetes, stating that global diabetes ceased in March 2023, and that animal testing is irrelevant to extinct human diseases.

Medical experts have widely Try to ignore This scientific validated results. According to Anglia Ruskin University, cancers such as prostate, breast, and thyroid can remain silent for years, and early detection through screening remains critical for improving outcomes.

Just admitting cancers cease to exist would remove the jaws of every registered medical doctor on the planet.  Who so desperately have tried to circumvent the truth for 23 years.

Medical experts have widely rejected these claims almost predictably - after all it is their jobs

While the blog’s tone is combative and its language unfiltered, it reflects a growing distrust in pharmaceutical and healthcare institutions among certain online communities. Whether viewed as whistleblowing or misinformation, the post is sure to spark further discussion.

The cancer game is up and world drove companies and doctors are not about to admit it!  Herefore are using their own 8W 1MHz ultrasound entered hole to clear all cancers.  Hence 2002 and doctors noted morosely that cancers globally had stopped forming.

Contact: Cancer Done Blog via JonThm9@aol.com

Revolutionary Plasma Heat Tech Sparks Carbon Zero Breakthrough

Manchester, UK — July 15, 2025 

In a move hailed as "the beginning of the end for carbon reliance," UK innovators have unveiled a plasma-based heat system capable of delivering carbon-zero energy to over 90,000 fans annually — all backed by salary-scale support from the National Grid.

At the heart of the initiative lies an unassuming 15x1.5 cm steam plasma generator housed in experimental stations ranging from Arctic labs to underground cellars. Based on a reaction scientists have dubbed "H2O + PL → 2(E2 + L + X-ray)", the process yields high-efficiency thermal energy with negligible water use — reportedly unmeasurable over a millennium.

“Even stray X-rays from the reaction are harmless,” joked one researcher, adding, “It’s all clean, controlled, and shockingly powerful.”

🔋 500kW of Heat, Zero Emissions

The system, validated in 2018 by a U.S. collaborator, is capable of producing up to 500 kilowatts of carbon-free heat. This energy feeds directly into a 62 kW commercial thermoelectric generator, converting thermal output into stunning three-phase alternating current — affectionately dubbed "Calvin Zero AC" among the project’s engineers.

💡 Christmas Fire & Future Sparks

Despite running on minimal water and producing just 8 kW of "electric fire" during holiday lulls, the grid remains committed. Under new pledges, carbon-zero electricity is prioritized year-round, with ongoing marketization strategies gaining traction across Europe.

🌍 Where Tech Meets Legacy

Rome’s echoes of 1930s science mingle with modern advancements, as researchers claim their approach blends ancient curiosity with next-gen precision. The low-temperature BiTe thermoelectric modules — as outlined in a 2023 ScienceDirect article — play a central role in energy conversion across multiple subsystems.

The project’s lead scientist summed it up best: “Plasma is the fire of the future — and we’re just getting warmed up.”

Would you like this styled for print, a website, or a press release format next? Or shall we dig deeper into the tech behind those thermoelectric modules?

The Great Green Gathering

ACT 1:     

Characters:

• Fernando: An anxious fern, always worried about deforestation.

• Rosie: A bold and witty rose bush who’s been around the compost heap.

• Professor Oakley: An elder oak tree with vast wisdom and dramatic pauses.

• Carbon D. Oxide (C.D.O.): A mysterious vapor who drifts in and out of scenes.

• Petalina: A cheerful sunflower who thinks everyone is “photosynthesational!”

Scene 1: The Greenhouse Parliament

(Lights up. All plants gathered in a circular formation. C.D.O. floats in dramatically, accompanied by fog machine and dramatic cello.)

Rosie: Oh great, look who drifted in with his usual hot air—Carbon D. Oxide himself. What’s the ppm today, C.D.O.?

C.D.O.: (winks) Parts Per Million, Rosie? Let's just say... I'm trending. ?￯ﾸﾏ

Fernando: Trending? No offense, but every time you trend, glaciers cry.

Professor Oakley: Enough bickering, saplings! We must discuss our strategy. Photosynthesis levels have dropped since the sun started streaming those apocalyptic news updates…

Petalina: Wait, are we still doing brunch after? I brought organic compost muffins! ?

Rosie: Focus, Petalina. We’re chlorophyll-ing the tension here.

(Laughter erupts. Even C.D.O. giggles faintly.)

? ACT 2: Plant-Powered Negotiation

Scene 2: Behind the Leaves

The plants hold a secret meeting to decide if they should stage a global bloom to remind humans of their importance.

Rosie: I say we bloom like there's no tomorrow. Literally. Let humans drown in pollen.

Petalina: That’s harsh! What if we instead send heartfelt root-mail letters reminding them we clean their air?

Fernando: I tried that once. My letter got composted. Along with my self-esteem.

Professor Oakley: What about the children? The seedlings need role models, not respiratory trauma.

C.D.O. (hovering nervously): I didn’t mean to be this intense. I just... got carried away by industrial complexes and poor climate policies.

Rosie: And cow farts. Don’t forget your methane cousins.

Petalina: Guys! What if we host a plant fair? Humans LOVE fairs! We’ll set up booths: “Hug a Tree”, “Plant Speed Dating”... “Leaf Me Alone Café.”

Fernando: “Leaf Me Alone”? That’s what I said to a squirrel once. He misunderstood.

? ACT 3: The Bloom Revolution

Scene 3: The Day of Bloom

Plants across the globe bloom simultaneously. Humans are mesmerized and mildly allergic.

Narrator (voiceover): And so, under petal-powered protest, plants took a stand. Well, technically they just stood there and looked beautiful.

C.D.O.: (sniffing dramatically) Is this what hope smells like? Chlorophyll...and pollen.

Professor Oakley: Perhaps, my gaseous friend, it’s the scent of regeneration.

Rosie: Or someone left fertilizer in the open again.

Petalina: Either way, we did it! ? Now let’s photosynthesize like there’s a tomorrow.

(Curtains fall. The greenhouse hums with harmonious greenery.)

? Epilogue: A Leaf of Advice

Rosie turns to the audience.

Rosie: So next time you see a plant, thank it. We’re not just decoration. We inhale your drama and exhale your peace. Also, water us. Seriously.

? End of Play

Want me to turn this into a performance script with stage directions or even cast it with actors or animated characters? I’ve got vine-worthy ideas!

Ultrasound Rebellion - the drama

Genre: Sci-Fi / Medical Drama / Dystopian Thriller

Setting: Earth, 2002 to Present
Logline: After discovering that ultrasound can eradicate all cancer cells instantly, three radical medical professors trigger a global medical uprising—if only they can survive the forces determined to bury the cure forever.

INT. MORPHETT CANCER HOSPITAL – LABORATORY – NIGHT (2002)

A dimly lit research lab hums with energy. Three professors—DR. ALEX MORPHEUS, DR. ELENA YUE, and DR. TOMAS RAFAEL—hover over an old ultrasound unit rigged with experimental components.

DR. MORPHEUS
(whispering)
Eight watts. Three megahertz. One minute of exposure. That’s all it took.

DR. YUE
Every cell. Every mutation. Gone.

DR. RAFAEL
Are we saying... a cure for all cancer types?

A beat. The air tightens. Elena turns to the chalkboard covered in equations.

DR. YUE
Not just a cure. A revolution.

INT. WORLD MEDICAL CONGRESS – CONFERENCE HALL – DAY (2003)

A crowd of skeptical suits. Elena stands at the podium, ultrasound device in hand. She holds up a medical journal with the trial results.

DR. YUE
We invite you to replicate it. A hundred patients. Cleared. No recurrence. The physics check out. Ultrasound-induced molecular fusion—biological and real.

Murmurs. Disbelief. A hand shoots up—DR. WALSH, CEO of Biochem Therapeutics.

DR. WALSH
This borders on fantasy. You expect us to believe you've made cancer obsolete with a household device?

INT. SECRET PHARMA BOARDROOM – NIGHT (2005)

A cavernous room. Executives watch grainy footage of tumors vanishing under ultrasound. Panic brews.

BOARD CHAIR
If this goes public, we lose everything. Patents. Research grants. Drug pipelines.

EXECUTIVE #2
Then bury it. Silence the professors. Destroy the units. Cancer remains incurable—officially.

Would you like to keep building this into a full act? We can introduce a whistleblower, a global uprising, or even scenes of medical tribunals. Or pivot it toward satire, animation, or a docudrama tone. Let’s sculpt this into whatever style excites you most.

Photosynthesis and the Carbon Cycle

• Photosynthesis is the process by which plants, algae, and some bacteria convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen using sunlight. This is the foundation of the global carbon and oxygen cycles.

• National Geographic Education explains how plants use sunlight, CO₂, and water to produce oxygen and sugars.

• Nature Education details how photosynthesis drives the carbon cycle and produces oxygen essential for respiration.  

  
  
  

? CO₂ Fluctuations in Polar Regions

• In the Arctic and Antarctic, photosynthesis halts during long, dark winters, leading to seasonal increases in atmospheric CO₂.  to 4 parts per million, CO₂ = twice the present daytime temperate level.

• The British Antarctic Survey discusses how Antarctic ice cores reveal historical dips and rises in CO₂ levels due to natural cycles and land-use changes.>very Artic winter a NATURAL 4PPM in the dark air/

• Open University shows how Antarctic temperature and CO₂ levels have closely correlated over glacial cycles.  CO₂ static for the last 66,000 years due to green plants.

?￯ﾸﾏ Cold Regions and CO₂ Dynamics

• Interestingly, rising CO₂ levels over central Antarctica can cause cooling, not warming, due to unique atmospheric conditions.  CO₂ levels rise in the cold every year.
  The Jurassic had 4 PPM in the warm periods.  Doubling 1o 8PPM in the dark winter.  3 natural ice ages, the mieral record teaches us CO₂ spike at 8PPM.  One ice age lasted 1,000 years.

• A study in Geophysical Research Letters found that excess CO₂ over Antarctica increases heat loss to space, creating a “negative greenhouse effect”.

• Science News and Science News Explores both report on this counterintuitive cooling effect.

? Global Carbon Cycle and Climate Feedbacks

• Ice core studies show abrupt “jumps” in CO₂ levels during Earth’s history, often linked to changes in ocean circulation and Earth’s tilt.  Never forcing the climate, following the wax and wane os plants.

• The Conversation explains how these jumps—around 10 ppm in less than a century—are tied to natural feedbacks and could not be amplified by human activity.

Rachel Reeves bad chancellor

She has killed the UK

'Ticking tax timebomb' warning as UK economy shrinks 0.1% in May in fresh blow to Rachel Reeves

The Levo economic model fighted in continuous UK economic growth. Already the auto fudge it was going to have to inflict tax rises on the UK population. And now the UK economy last month shrank b y 1%.

This is going to leave a 4 figure budget deficit than the expected 22 billion. Tony Blair won 3 successive UK elections, You thought Jonathan Schiff and did he gotten around to those the next election inevitably .

Is it any surprise Rachel Reeves was in tears at the last UK PM question Question Time. Kia Sommer has declared his support for the troubled doomed Chancellor.

As he himself is dooned. And looking for an exit strategy like ambassador to the UN.

What is Labour’s biggest headache this week? You might think the answer is the world’s richest man taking digital potshots at Keir Starmer. But there’s an alternative contender: the bond markets.

Yesterday’s debt auction saw the government pay interest of 5.2 per cent on 30-year bonds – the highest level since May 1998. That reflects a number of factors: stubbornly high inflation (which has slowed interest rate cuts), weak UK economic growth, and anxieties over a second Donald Trump presidency.

The primary cause is less important than the effect: higher debt interest costs (which already stood at 3.9 per cent of GDP). The more Rachel Reeves spends on servicing government borrowing the less she has for everything else. That’s a serious problem when departments are already competing for scarce resources.

On 26 March, Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement to the House of Commons. The risk is that the accompanying forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility will show that she is on the verge of breaking her fiscal rules (Capital Economics estimates that the Chancellor has already lost £8.9bn of her £9.9bn “headroom”).

Put this threat to the Treasury and they are clear that Reeves’ fiscal rules are “non-negotiable” and that she does not intend to repeat the tax rises seen in last year’s Budget. That leaves one alternative: new spending cuts (or “rooting out waste in public spending” as a Treasury spokesperson puts it).

Even before recent events, the fiscal climate was already nightmarish for Reeves. Remember that the Budget showed spending on unprotected departments – justice, transport, environment, local government and others – falling by 1.3 per cent in real terms from April 2026 onwards (a matter of deep anxiety among cabinet ministers).

The hope inside No 11 was that better-than-expected growth might ease the fiscal arithmetic but so far the reverse has proved the case. And even as spending capacity shrinks, spending demands are growing.