Stephen ‘End Male Violence’ Cobb

@scobb.net

Stop male violence against women. Embrace hope, love, cats. I research tech risk, cybercrime, AI, ethics. MSc. CISSP. He/him. Carer for Chey. NHS Volunteer. #FBPE. Coventrian UK+US citizen. Street photographer. Prostate cancer patient linktr.ee/StephenCobb

Phone Scam Alert! The caller fraudulent says they are from your mobile phone provider (Vodaphone, Lebara, etc.) and they need to send you a new SIM to improve service. This is not true. They may ask you to confirm your email address, but they don't know your email address. Hang up.

I feel for the people of Clacton. Imagine voting in someone who is under investigation, only to have that investigation concluded weeks later that he has been lying and cheating you all along. It's like those 80s wives who would be photographed next to their scandal hit husbands right up to the end

We paid the tariffs. Corporations passed the higher costs on to us, and then got the refunds. That’s the part they don’t want you talking about. Ordinary Americans paid the price while corporations got their money back. Follow the money. The cost didn’t disappear; it was shifted onto taxpayers.

In America, one health care company can own: Your doctor Your pharmacy Your insurance AND the middleman between your pharmacy and insurance. That means more profits for giant companies and higher costs for you. That's not right — and I have a bill to stop it.

In 18 months the Christians have blown up children at a school in Iran Canceled hiv/aids treatments in Africa Kicked millions off snap Put 300 thousand black women out of work Food gas and housing remain unaffordable If these are your Christians I’m with the Muslim guy

If your body contains too much iron you are at increased risk of various forms of cancer. This article explains why, and shows the importance of knowing your iron levels. Early detection of iron overload and hemochromatosis can reduce cancer risk. And treatment is cheap, simple, and painless.

Cancer and the Celtic Curse: How iron overload raises cancer risk in people with genetic hemochromatosis

Cancer risk can be increased by excess iron in the body, a condition known as iron overload, often caused by hereditary haemochromatosis, HH

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What's up lovely blue sky people? I have to confess I spend quite a lot of time looking at the sky. This looked like a rocket at first glance, but it's a commercial airliner, passing through a very diverse cloudscape over middle England. Without context, it could be a submarine missile launch.

Photo of comtrail from a passenger jet passing through clouds over middle England, with lower clouds looking like a pond and the upper clouds looking like ordinary clouds

I lost my health insurance in January because Trump Republicans refused to extend ACA subsidies which meant that my premium doubled.  But, hey! Trump promised a better health plan in two weeks just 10 years ago, so I’m still hopeful…

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