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This is a disgusting piece written by a charlatan whose prominence and following is disturbing.

The Lockerbie bomber was released from prison following Sikora's '3 months to live' diagnosis. After release, he lived for 3 years 'and could have lived for 20'.
Imperial College London brought legal action against Sikora after he wrongly claimed he was a Professor there:

"This individual has been warned before by the college for making claims that he is employed by us, or associated with us."

theguardian.com/science/2009/m…
Sikora claimed that frail elderly patients should have access to cancer treatment limited so that younger, fitter people could have them. thetimes.co.uk/article/doctor…
Sikora injected a fatal dose of morphine into a 14-year-old leukaemia patient in 1974. The GMC said that it could not investigate complaints about cases which were more than five years old.
thetimes.co.uk/article/cancer…
In 2005, Sikora told court that Dr Howard Martin was innocent of maliciously killing three of his patients. Martin was found 'not guilty' based on this evidence, but years later admitted intentionally hastening the death of some of his patients.

thetimes.co.uk/article/cancer…
'Sikora also gave provided evidence in the defence of Dr Jane Barton, who was found guilty of serious professional misconduct having allegedly prescribed "potentially hazardous" levels of drugs to 12 elderly patients at Gosport War Memorial hospital who later died.'
Sikora has spent years promoting the dismantling of the NHS. He opposed Obamacare in the US, claiming it could end up 'like the NHS', warning single-payer healthcare "drives competition & consumerism out the window" theguardian.com/world/2009/may…
Sikora was caught not declaring a conflict of interest in relation to his private cancer and treatments whilst being a member of several committees critical of the NHS. inews.co.uk/news/health/ca…
Then in 2017, Sikora declared that the NHS was the 'last bastion of communism' and called for its dismantling. bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-…
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There is a possibility Jeremy Corbyn will be Prime Minister of the UK by the end of next week. There is no better time to highlight how, no matter what Corbyn does or whatever position he takes, his critics will attack him - even if they totally contradict themselves (thread).
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A short thread on Manchester United's transfer window. It has been highlighted multiple times but it is particularly relevant today. The feelings of disappointment and disillusionment were entirely predictable for anyone who has analysed the workings of the club since 2013.
That was the year Ed Woodward was appointed club CEO. The summer was disastrous. The wrong managerial appointment tied to a long-term contract and signing one player, paying more than his contract release clause that summer. Those trends have continued every season since.
First things first: United's three signings this summer strengthen the squad. However, this is caveated by all three players being available and wanting to join. The deals weren't notably complicated, and came at a big financial outlay.
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