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Every single successful wild reunion is one less cub saved from going into lifetime captivity. After 3 days of tracking, multiple set ups, patiently waiting for hours..at 4:30 am the leopard mom finally arrived, called out for her cub, and our teams opened up the door of the cage... show more

Neha Panchamiya

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siva mvor 2 Jahren

Great work

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Sachin Kamathvor 2 Jahren

Thats the best Diwali gift to this beautiful family. Fantastic work by Satara FD & @resqct teamand everyone involved. Happy Deepavali to all & have a wonderful cheerful new year🪔🧨

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Shahab Jafrivor 2 Jahren

Wow!

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JhoneeEMvor 2 Jahren

Superb! Lucky cub. Good job. It is the minimum we can do. Congrats to the FD Team

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Abhijeet Mahalevor 2 Jahren

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Rafizvor 2 Jahren

Good work... Excellent

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Sharmeen Coutovor 2 Jahren

The best Diwali treat

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arunkumarvor 2 Jahren

Awesome!

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RAJESH ASHARvor 2 Jahren

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This woman BLEW UP her own house for $327K and got caught by Find My Phone Angela Frase was a 60 year old woman from Sterling, Ohio who set up her insurance company over 5 weeks to blow up her own house She started by calling the fire department twice in 2 days about small electrical fires in her living room, claiming the house's wiring was bad The fire marshal couldn't find a cause but her insurance company moved her and her husband into a hotel while the home was being repaired Then on August 6 she drove from the hotel to her empty house, turned on her stove burner, filled the entire place with natural gas and left Just after midnight the gas ignited and the house exploded so violently that one side of the building blew out When cops arrived she told them she had been at the hotel all night and a neighbor called her about the fire The insurance company believed her and sent 4 different checks totaling $327,072 over the next 10 months 5 years later the FBI pulled her cell phone location data and found she had been parked outside her own house from 11 pm to 11:30 pm the exact night it blew up She had also forgotten to delete a Facebook post from weeks before saying "It's time to sell this place and move" After this she was sentenced to 2 years federal prison and was ordered to pay back every dollar The entire scheme was busted by the Find My Phone App

This woman BLEW UP her own house for $327K and got caught by Find My Phone Angela Frase was a 60 year old woman from Sterling, Ohio who set up her insurance company over 5 weeks to blow up her own house She started by calling the fire department twice in 2 days about small electrical fires in her living room, claiming the house's wiring was bad The fire marshal couldn't find a cause but her insurance company moved her and her husband into a hotel while the home was being repaired Then on August 6 she drove from the hotel to her empty house, turned on her stove burner, filled the entire place with natural gas and left Just after midnight the gas ignited and the house exploded so violently that one side of the building blew out When cops arrived she told them she had been at the hotel all night and a neighbor called her about the fire The insurance company believed her and sent 4 different checks totaling $327,072 over the next 10 months 5 years later the FBI pulled her cell phone location data and found she had been parked outside her own house from 11 pm to 11:30 pm the exact night it blew up She had also forgotten to delete a Facebook post from weeks before saying "It's time to sell this place and move" After this she was sentenced to 2 years federal prison and was ordered to pay back every dollar The entire scheme was busted by the Find My Phone App

Sweep

313,002 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Hello everyone! It's Jeremy here, slowly making my way back into life! It has been 3 days since my release and 40 days since the Pardon's issue. Most of those 3 days has been spent driving, eating or finding hotel rooms. Last night, around 8pm, I finally arrived in Tampa and got to hug my Mama!!! After 1,247 days, it was wonderful to hug and love on her after so long! I know many have expected more contact from me, but I am taking everything VERY, VERY slow because it is all very overwhelming and I am having to rely on others for EVERYTHING at the moment. I hope to be fully reestablished SOON, then you may regret wanting to hear from me...LOL. After that long away, I'm just happy to quietly enjoy being with my Mom. Below was the moment we got that hug she asked the Judge for in 2022. He can't deny her now! Other GREAT news, my Appellate Attorney, Michael Ufferman, notified me that the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals is allowing our 4th, 2nd and 5th Amendment claims to be heard next week and I WILL BE THERE the hear our arguments, IN PERSON! More details to follow soon! I have loved all the well wishes and just know my silence isn't because I'm ignoring anyone, just taking everything very slow and taking in every moment! De Oppresso Liber! -- Jeremy

Hello everyone! It's Jeremy here, slowly making my way back into life! It has been 3 days since my release and 40 days since the Pardon's issue. Most of those 3 days has been spent driving, eating or finding hotel rooms. Last night, around 8pm, I finally arrived in Tampa and got to hug my Mama!!! After 1,247 days, it was wonderful to hug and love on her after so long! I know many have expected more contact from me, but I am taking everything VERY, VERY slow because it is all very overwhelming and I am having to rely on others for EVERYTHING at the moment. I hope to be fully reestablished SOON, then you may regret wanting to hear from me...LOL. After that long away, I'm just happy to quietly enjoy being with my Mom. Below was the moment we got that hug she asked the Judge for in 2022. He can't deny her now! Other GREAT news, my Appellate Attorney, Michael Ufferman, notified me that the 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals is allowing our 4th, 2nd and 5th Amendment claims to be heard next week and I WILL BE THERE the hear our arguments, IN PERSON! More details to follow soon! I have loved all the well wishes and just know my silence isn't because I'm ignoring anyone, just taking everything very slow and taking in every moment! De Oppresso Liber! -- Jeremy

Who Is Jeremy Brown? 1 PISSED OFF Green Beret, DOL

118,808 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Federal agencies have reported an estimated $2.8 trillion in improper payments since 2003. Some from fraud, some error. But all the result of manual and fragmented financial systems. Today, those teams are invited to the future. This is Ramp for Public Sector. A product with dedicated environments for FedRAMP compliance and U.S.-only data residency. 1,600+ government and education orgs were already using Ramp. Now, for the first time, they’re getting dedicated FedRAMP-compliant environments and U.S.-only data residency, with policy enforcement, spend visibility, and audit trails baked into every swipe. Here's what that looks like for our customers: - Ketchum, Idaho's 4-person finance team led 18 departments out of the paper era, reclaiming 100+ staff hours every month. - UT Knoxville Athletics runs spend at SEC speed, freeing up 24.2 hours/month on average through accounting automations. - KIPP Nashville Public Schools runs unified finance across 9 schools, cutting procurement approvals from a month to under a week and accelerating month-end close by 15 days. - Naples Airport Authority gave their teams over 22 hours/month back and put more than $50k in cashback toward an employee hurricane relief fund. - The City of Mount Vernon, Washington modernized its P-card program to make reconciliation >90% faster + saved taxpayers over $100k. No more reconstructing the story after the fact. Financial infrastructure has finally caught up to what public sector finance teams have needed all along.

Federal agencies have reported an estimated $2.8 trillion in improper payments since 2003. Some from fraud, some error. But all the result of manual and fragmented financial systems. Today, those teams are invited to the future. This is Ramp for Public Sector. A product with dedicated environments for FedRAMP compliance and U.S.-only data residency. 1,600+ government and education orgs were already using Ramp. Now, for the first time, they’re getting dedicated FedRAMP-compliant environments and U.S.-only data residency, with policy enforcement, spend visibility, and audit trails baked into every swipe. Here's what that looks like for our customers: - Ketchum, Idaho's 4-person finance team led 18 departments out of the paper era, reclaiming 100+ staff hours every month. - UT Knoxville Athletics runs spend at SEC speed, freeing up 24.2 hours/month on average through accounting automations. - KIPP Nashville Public Schools runs unified finance across 9 schools, cutting procurement approvals from a month to under a week and accelerating month-end close by 15 days. - Naples Airport Authority gave their teams over 22 hours/month back and put more than $50k in cashback toward an employee hurricane relief fund. - The City of Mount Vernon, Washington modernized its P-card program to make reconciliation >90% faster + saved taxpayers over $100k. No more reconstructing the story after the fact. Financial infrastructure has finally caught up to what public sector finance teams have needed all along.

Ramp

31,550 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Think about that for a second. 8 months of cold nights, grueling drills, and the heavy silence of being a lone soldier thousands of miles away from home. At just 18 years old, this boy left everything in America - his bed, his friends, his comfort - to put on an IDF uniform and stand guard for all of us. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 He’s been a man out there in the field, carrying a rifle and the weight of a nation. But the moment he sees his mother running toward him on that parade ground, he becomes her little boy again. The way she screams his name, the way he collapses into her arms... that’s not just a hug. That’s 240 days of worry, prayer, and raw longing finally letting go. You can feel her heartbeat through the screen. You can feel his soul finally exhaling. It breaks my heart and fills it at the same time. To the mother who sent her world across the ocean to protect ours: you are a lioness. To the son who stood tall until he saw his mom: you are our hero. He might be called a "lone soldier" on paper, but today, every single one of us is hugging him.💙

Think about that for a second. 8 months of cold nights, grueling drills, and the heavy silence of being a lone soldier thousands of miles away from home. At just 18 years old, this boy left everything in America - his bed, his friends, his comfort - to put on an IDF uniform and stand guard for all of us. 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 He’s been a man out there in the field, carrying a rifle and the weight of a nation. But the moment he sees his mother running toward him on that parade ground, he becomes her little boy again. The way she screams his name, the way he collapses into her arms... that’s not just a hug. That’s 240 days of worry, prayer, and raw longing finally letting go. You can feel her heartbeat through the screen. You can feel his soul finally exhaling. It breaks my heart and fills it at the same time. To the mother who sent her world across the ocean to protect ours: you are a lioness. To the son who stood tall until he saw his mom: you are our hero. He might be called a "lone soldier" on paper, but today, every single one of us is hugging him.💙

סקיצה מזרחית

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Do you know why I love Barcelona? Because only in Barcelona can you stumble into all of this in one single Saturday. We started at Palau de la Música Catalana for Madama Butterfly. It's the only concert hall in Europe lit completely by daylight, through a stained glass dome built in 1908. After we walked outside, we noticed a big gathering of people, so we headed to see what was going on. A helicopter was circling the Cathedral square, dropping thousands of small poems out of the sky. Half written by Catalan poets, half by Chilean ones. I didn't know what it was at the time, but I researched it after, and it's a one-time art project called "Bombardeig de Poemes," marking 50 years since the end of the Franco dictatorship. Then, a few streets over, we found the Kiss mural. From far away, it's two people kissing. Up close, it's 4,000 individual photo tiles, each one sent in by a local back in 2014. Had no idea what it was, but apparently it's one of the most photographed spots in the city. Finally, ended the night at the Magic Fountain in Montjuïc. Built in 1929, it's free every night it runs. None of this was planned. We didn't look any of it up beforehand, we just walked into it. That's also the annoying part, you can't plan a day like this. This is why I'll never get tired of this city.

Do you know why I love Barcelona? Because only in Barcelona can you stumble into all of this in one single Saturday. We started at Palau de la Música Catalana for Madama Butterfly. It's the only concert hall in Europe lit completely by daylight, through a stained glass dome built in 1908. After we walked outside, we noticed a big gathering of people, so we headed to see what was going on. A helicopter was circling the Cathedral square, dropping thousands of small poems out of the sky. Half written by Catalan poets, half by Chilean ones. I didn't know what it was at the time, but I researched it after, and it's a one-time art project called "Bombardeig de Poemes," marking 50 years since the end of the Franco dictatorship. Then, a few streets over, we found the Kiss mural. From far away, it's two people kissing. Up close, it's 4,000 individual photo tiles, each one sent in by a local back in 2014. Had no idea what it was, but apparently it's one of the most photographed spots in the city. Finally, ended the night at the Magic Fountain in Montjuïc. Built in 1929, it's free every night it runs. None of this was planned. We didn't look any of it up beforehand, we just walked into it. That's also the annoying part, you can't plan a day like this. This is why I'll never get tired of this city.

Tim

28,768 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen

It was PTD LA in 2021. SoFi’s ability to properly host and staff an event at their venue was a straight-up failure of epic proportions. The ONLY reason why there were little to no safety issues was the fact that we are ARMY, and ARMY looks out for one another. Not only do we handle the so much of the clean-up and ARMYs also ended up directing traffic—tasks the venue and city failed to do to ensure the safety of patrons and attendees at a major event—we do it without being asked, simply because it’s the right thing to do. ARMY truly looks out for one another. I’ve told this story before, but when I was “lined up”—more like gathered in a massive crowd because SoFi failed to erect barriers to aid in crowd control—it became clear how poorly the situation was managed. In front of every entrance or gate to the stadium. At the gate for my section, the crowd numbers swelled into the thousands, as I assume all other gates did to accomodate the over 55,000 attendees for that evening's concert, yet the gates still hadn’t opened. So, we all continued to wait calmly and patiently. But as we waited, a medical emergency occurred. An ambulance needed to drive through the middle of the waiting crowd. Those of us close to the front, with our backs to the road, had to make room for the ambulance to pass. We did our best to squeeze ourselves together, but we were packed in like sardines. I saw a few people have panic attacks as the crowd tightened. Those on the outside could step out, but those of us in the center had nowhere to go. I am a small person, and being in the middle of that crowd was incredibly difficult. Seeing my struggle, the ARMY next to me acted on instinct. He put his arms around me to shield me from the further squeezing that was happening. When the ambulance finally got through and soon after the gates opened, allowing the crowd to spread out and he let me go once he knew I was ok. I never got his name, but I’m still so thankful for how he helped me in that moment of distress. This is the ARMY I know. This is the ARMY I am forever proud to be part of. 방탄소년단 #BTSARMY

It was PTD LA in 2021. SoFi’s ability to properly host and staff an event at their venue was a straight-up failure of epic proportions. The ONLY reason why there were little to no safety issues was the fact that we are ARMY, and ARMY looks out for one another. Not only do we handle the so much of the clean-up and ARMYs also ended up directing traffic—tasks the venue and city failed to do to ensure the safety of patrons and attendees at a major event—we do it without being asked, simply because it’s the right thing to do. ARMY truly looks out for one another. I’ve told this story before, but when I was “lined up”—more like gathered in a massive crowd because SoFi failed to erect barriers to aid in crowd control—it became clear how poorly the situation was managed. In front of every entrance or gate to the stadium. At the gate for my section, the crowd numbers swelled into the thousands, as I assume all other gates did to accomodate the over 55,000 attendees for that evening's concert, yet the gates still hadn’t opened. So, we all continued to wait calmly and patiently. But as we waited, a medical emergency occurred. An ambulance needed to drive through the middle of the waiting crowd. Those of us close to the front, with our backs to the road, had to make room for the ambulance to pass. We did our best to squeeze ourselves together, but we were packed in like sardines. I saw a few people have panic attacks as the crowd tightened. Those on the outside could step out, but those of us in the center had nowhere to go. I am a small person, and being in the middle of that crowd was incredibly difficult. Seeing my struggle, the ARMY next to me acted on instinct. He put his arms around me to shield me from the further squeezing that was happening. When the ambulance finally got through and soon after the gates opened, allowing the crowd to spread out and he let me go once he knew I was ok. I never got his name, but I’m still so thankful for how he helped me in that moment of distress. This is the ARMY I know. This is the ARMY I am forever proud to be part of. 방탄소년단 #BTSARMY

𝓦𝓸𝓸𝓫𝓲⁷ 🇦🇺 ⟭⟬E ARE B⟬⟭CK

170,507 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Long message Warning ⚠️ It is a long message but worth reading if you believe in 'Where there is a will, there is a way'. This is also a true story of struggles of life in the wild and triumph over sadness. On the evening of 3rd March in Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve near Bannari, an ailing female elephant with two of her babies including a sub-adult male elephant and a very young female baby elephant was found to be lying in a distressed condition by the Tamil Nadu foresters. The moment we got to know about this a team of expert veterinarians was pressed into service. Doctors found the ailing mother to be too weak to move and separated from her native herd. Her two babies were traumatised and started running uncontrollably in panic. The team immediately guided the young sub-adult elephant back to the herd and quickly attended to the ailing female and the baby elephant. Steps were undertaken as per the TN Forest Department SOP Guidelines for handling calf rescue situations, ensuring the calf was well hydrated, and secured in a safe, stress-free environment with minimal human intervention. With the Veterinary team coming to a conclusion that there was almost nil chance of survival of the mother elephant, efforts were initiated on 4th morning to re-unite the calf with the native herd with her sibling. We have a firm resolve to give the best chance to rewilding efforts rather than taking the easy option to make the calf a captive elephant in a camp. We swiftly organised teams from Anamalai and Mudumalai, consisting of experienced frontline staff, veterinarians, and mahouts to aid in the reunification efforts. After identifying the native herd with the help of Drones and night vision cameras at around 8 pm, the calf was brought safely onto a department vehicle and taken to the site of the same native herd. In a swift process, the calf was reunited with another elderly female of the herd, after ensuring her capability of lactating and supporting the young baby. As expected, the female and the rest of the herd took the baby elephant under their wings lovingly. The reuniting team visited the field to monitor the progress and was rewarded with a wonderful sight of the baby elephant alongside the female crossing the road with the herd at 9:30 am on the 5th morning. This is the latest among multiple successful calf relocation attempts made by the TamilNadu forest department, and the very first such effort in Sathyamangalam landscape. It throws light on the incredible fact that elephants across the landscape share a common social behaviour and a deep bond. The sincere attempt is also a testament to the exemplary efforts and hardwork of foot soldiers and officers of the TN Forest Department. Kudos to the entire team including CF Thiru Rajkumar, DD Thiru Sudhakar, FD MTR Thiru Venkatesh, FD ATR Thiru Ramasubramaniam, Dr Rajesh Kumar,Dr.Sukumar, Dr Kalaivanan, Dr Vijayaraghavan, Dr.Sadhasivam, Dr.K.Kumar, Research Scientist AIWC. Ramkumar and Lalit - Who stayed with the calf the entire two days. Mahout Kirumaaran and team from Mudumalai who played a key role in reuniting the calf with the herd. Mahouts and frontline staff of Anamalai led by Forest Range officers Pugazhendi and Manikandan. TN forest department staff of Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve led by FD, DD and Range officers of STR. Drone managers and experts. #elephantcalfrescue TN DIPR Tamil Nadu Forest Department #WildlifeConservation WWF-India

Long message Warning ⚠️ It is a long message but worth reading if you believe in 'Where there is a will, there is a way'. This is also a true story of struggles of life in the wild and triumph over sadness. On the evening of 3rd March in Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve near Bannari, an ailing female elephant with two of her babies including a sub-adult male elephant and a very young female baby elephant was found to be lying in a distressed condition by the Tamil Nadu foresters. The moment we got to know about this a team of expert veterinarians was pressed into service. Doctors found the ailing mother to be too weak to move and separated from her native herd. Her two babies were traumatised and started running uncontrollably in panic. The team immediately guided the young sub-adult elephant back to the herd and quickly attended to the ailing female and the baby elephant. Steps were undertaken as per the TN Forest Department SOP Guidelines for handling calf rescue situations, ensuring the calf was well hydrated, and secured in a safe, stress-free environment with minimal human intervention. With the Veterinary team coming to a conclusion that there was almost nil chance of survival of the mother elephant, efforts were initiated on 4th morning to re-unite the calf with the native herd with her sibling. We have a firm resolve to give the best chance to rewilding efforts rather than taking the easy option to make the calf a captive elephant in a camp. We swiftly organised teams from Anamalai and Mudumalai, consisting of experienced frontline staff, veterinarians, and mahouts to aid in the reunification efforts. After identifying the native herd with the help of Drones and night vision cameras at around 8 pm, the calf was brought safely onto a department vehicle and taken to the site of the same native herd. In a swift process, the calf was reunited with another elderly female of the herd, after ensuring her capability of lactating and supporting the young baby. As expected, the female and the rest of the herd took the baby elephant under their wings lovingly. The reuniting team visited the field to monitor the progress and was rewarded with a wonderful sight of the baby elephant alongside the female crossing the road with the herd at 9:30 am on the 5th morning. This is the latest among multiple successful calf relocation attempts made by the TamilNadu forest department, and the very first such effort in Sathyamangalam landscape. It throws light on the incredible fact that elephants across the landscape share a common social behaviour and a deep bond. The sincere attempt is also a testament to the exemplary efforts and hardwork of foot soldiers and officers of the TN Forest Department. Kudos to the entire team including CF Thiru Rajkumar, DD Thiru Sudhakar, FD MTR Thiru Venkatesh, FD ATR Thiru Ramasubramaniam, Dr Rajesh Kumar,Dr.Sukumar, Dr Kalaivanan, Dr Vijayaraghavan, Dr.Sadhasivam, Dr.K.Kumar, Research Scientist AIWC. Ramkumar and Lalit - Who stayed with the calf the entire two days. Mahout Kirumaaran and team from Mudumalai who played a key role in reuniting the calf with the herd. Mahouts and frontline staff of Anamalai led by Forest Range officers Pugazhendi and Manikandan. TN forest department staff of Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve led by FD, DD and Range officers of STR. Drone managers and experts. #elephantcalfrescue TN DIPR Tamil Nadu Forest Department #WildlifeConservation WWF-India

Supriya Sahu IAS

92,048 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

NHS DESTROYED THE WOMAN WHO CAUGHT ITS DOCTORS STEALING FROM IT Sharmila Chowdhury sharmila chowdhury gave 30 years of spotless service to the @NHS. Not one disciplinary mark. Not one complaint. She was the budget holder for radiology at Ealing Hospital NHS Trust, which means she could see exactly where the money was going. What she saw was two consultant radiologists billing the NHS for shifts they were spending at a private hospital down the road. The Trust lost £250,000 of public money through those arrangements. She reported it to her line manager. Her medical director. HR. Counter Fraud. The Department of Health. The Treasury. Number 10. She had a paper trail so airtight that ITV undercover surveillance later caught the same consultants still absent during paid hours, and caught Miranda Harvie and Akkib Rafique taking direct cash payments from patients for private ultrasounds inside the NHS building, money going straight into their own account. So what did the Trust do with this documented, camera-confirmed, publicly broadcast fraud? They sacked her. On fabricated counter-allegations from a subordinate she had herself reported for breaching patient safety. The man who filed those allegations later sent an email signed off with "0800-F***-YOU-B****." He received a Top Mentor award from the Trust that same year. Sharmila won the Interim Relief Hearing. She won the internal appeal. The judge asked the Trust to reinstate her. The Trust said no and refused to let her return. She was blacklisted. Job offers were withdrawn the moment employers discovered who she was. She settled out of court in 2012 with two years pay, out of which she had to pay £77,500 in legal fees alone. 38 Degrees38 Degrees In July 2013, she was diagnosed with breast and lung cancer. Multiple consultants believe this is a direct result of the sustained stress of her treatment as a whistleblower. The consultants she reported kept their jobs. George Osborne said he could not get involved. Andrew Lansley said he could not get involved. David Cameron said he could not get involved. Every single official body, every single minister, every single department looked at a proven, camera-documented NHS fraud case and decided it was an employment matter. Read Sharmila's full case: sharmilachowdhury com Sources: Health Select Committee written evidence | Daily Mail | The Independent | BBC News (UK) | Channel 4 | The Guardian | The Times and Sunday Times | The Mirror | Channel 4News | ITV

NHS DESTROYED THE WOMAN WHO CAUGHT ITS DOCTORS STEALING FROM IT Sharmila Chowdhury sharmila chowdhury gave 30 years of spotless service to the @NHS. Not one disciplinary mark. Not one complaint. She was the budget holder for radiology at Ealing Hospital NHS Trust, which means she could see exactly where the money was going. What she saw was two consultant radiologists billing the NHS for shifts they were spending at a private hospital down the road. The Trust lost £250,000 of public money through those arrangements. She reported it to her line manager. Her medical director. HR. Counter Fraud. The Department of Health. The Treasury. Number 10. She had a paper trail so airtight that ITV undercover surveillance later caught the same consultants still absent during paid hours, and caught Miranda Harvie and Akkib Rafique taking direct cash payments from patients for private ultrasounds inside the NHS building, money going straight into their own account. So what did the Trust do with this documented, camera-confirmed, publicly broadcast fraud? They sacked her. On fabricated counter-allegations from a subordinate she had herself reported for breaching patient safety. The man who filed those allegations later sent an email signed off with "0800-F*-YOU-B**." He received a Top Mentor award from the Trust that same year. Sharmila won the Interim Relief Hearing. She won the internal appeal. The judge asked the Trust to reinstate her. The Trust said no and refused to let her return. She was blacklisted. Job offers were withdrawn the moment employers discovered who she was. She settled out of court in 2012 with two years pay, out of which she had to pay £77,500 in legal fees alone. 38 Degrees38 Degrees In July 2013, she was diagnosed with breast and lung cancer. Multiple consultants believe this is a direct result of the sustained stress of her treatment as a whistleblower. The consultants she reported kept their jobs. George Osborne said he could not get involved. Andrew Lansley said he could not get involved. David Cameron said he could not get involved. Every single official body, every single minister, every single department looked at a proven, camera-documented NHS fraud case and decided it was an employment matter. Read Sharmila's full case: sharmilachowdhury com Sources: Health Select Committee written evidence | Daily Mail | The Independent | BBC News (UK) | Channel 4 | The Guardian | The Times and Sunday Times | The Mirror | Channel 4News | ITV

Artur Nadolny

391,935 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🚨 SPACEX IPO IS LOADING THE BIGGEST INSIDER SELL EVENT IN A DECADE This could end up as the largest scheduled cash-out in modern market history SpaceX is set to list on June 12 at a $1.75-$2 trillion valuation That instantly makes it bigger than Microsoft, putting it behind only Apple and Nvidia in the entire US market Meanwhile the company posted a $4.28 billion loss in Q1 2026 alone. Total losses since founding: roughly $41.3 billion Insiders hold 95% of every share that exists - that's about $1.66 trillion of wealth sitting in private hands, waiting for the door to open Normally insiders are frozen for 180 days after a listing to stop a wave of selling from crushing the stock on day one SpaceX threw that rulebook out the window: > Around 60 days after listing: 20% of insider shares come unlocked > If the stock runs 30% above IPO price: another 10% unlocks automatically > Days 70, 90, 105, 120 and 135: a fresh 7% chunk releases at each step > After Q3 earnings hit: another 28% comes free By late November, roughly 93% of eligible insider shares can already be sold This isn't an IPO. It's the most carefully scheduled insider exit Wall Street has ever signed off on I've watched this exact movie play out before Every IPO that ran loose lockups looked beautiful until the supply started hitting, then bled for months Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated on this one

🚨 SPACEX IPO IS LOADING THE BIGGEST INSIDER SELL EVENT IN A DECADE This could end up as the largest scheduled cash-out in modern market history SpaceX is set to list on June 12 at a $1.75-$2 trillion valuation That instantly makes it bigger than Microsoft, putting it behind only Apple and Nvidia in the entire US market Meanwhile the company posted a $4.28 billion loss in Q1 2026 alone. Total losses since founding: roughly $41.3 billion Insiders hold 95% of every share that exists - that's about $1.66 trillion of wealth sitting in private hands, waiting for the door to open Normally insiders are frozen for 180 days after a listing to stop a wave of selling from crushing the stock on day one SpaceX threw that rulebook out the window: > Around 60 days after listing: 20% of insider shares come unlocked > If the stock runs 30% above IPO price: another 10% unlocks automatically > Days 70, 90, 105, 120 and 135: a fresh 7% chunk releases at each step > After Q3 earnings hit: another 28% comes free By late November, roughly 93% of eligible insider shares can already be sold This isn't an IPO. It's the most carefully scheduled insider exit Wall Street has ever signed off on I've watched this exact movie play out before Every IPO that ran loose lockups looked beautiful until the supply started hitting, then bled for months Follow + notifs on, I will keep you updated on this one

Pepesso

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When The Hunger Games movie becomes a reality. It's taking me almost 48 hrs to process the news of the loss of Dr. Jackie Stone. She was an exceptional Dr who saved many lives in Zimbabwe. My husband and I went to visit her in Victoria Falls where I was asked to speak to the local Drs and present my data treating hypoxic patients which supported hers. Her bravery was beyond. She risked her life saving patients with oxygens in their 30s. She was stopped from treating and had to go to court 27 times to defend her license. She put all her money into legal fees. She was detained, almost put in jail, and finally lost her license, her identity, and her purpose. Most patients criticize the medical establishment specifically Doctors for not treating COVID-19 but here is a perfect example of a dr pushed to the limit. Who came to her defense? Who paid her legal fees? Who looked after her 3 children? When She lost her license and could no longer afford food, who came to help her? How many Drs will innovate or try anything anymore to save their patients? The system is rigged… Thugs are running the show... Dr. Jackie Stone was a remarkable strong woman who raised 3 successful kids. She fought for freedom of choice and fought for early treatment. In the end, she saw a world of AI controlling humanity, erasing the need for Drs, and erasing human contact. She also saw that the whole pandemic was beyond the government. She stopped having hope and ended her life… No one can truly understand the struggles some put up with during COVID. I am still in disbelief that she ended her life. I will remember her as the woman in these videos who was a fighter and took me to collect 💩of all animals in the wild ... RIP JACKIE. You were and are my hero… The movie will be written to tell your story, my friend. I am sure you are shaking heaven right now to give those of us left strength to fight Goliath… We will continue to fight for our freedom of choice and our freedom of speech. We the people for the people. In god we trust to #MAHA but also the world. AI will not replace Drs. #LETDRSBEDRS #savetheBif

When The Hunger Games movie becomes a reality. It's taking me almost 48 hrs to process the news of the loss of Dr. Jackie Stone. She was an exceptional Dr who saved many lives in Zimbabwe. My husband and I went to visit her in Victoria Falls where I was asked to speak to the local Drs and present my data treating hypoxic patients which supported hers. Her bravery was beyond. She risked her life saving patients with oxygens in their 30s. She was stopped from treating and had to go to court 27 times to defend her license. She put all her money into legal fees. She was detained, almost put in jail, and finally lost her license, her identity, and her purpose. Most patients criticize the medical establishment specifically Doctors for not treating COVID-19 but here is a perfect example of a dr pushed to the limit. Who came to her defense? Who paid her legal fees? Who looked after her 3 children? When She lost her license and could no longer afford food, who came to help her? How many Drs will innovate or try anything anymore to save their patients? The system is rigged… Thugs are running the show... Dr. Jackie Stone was a remarkable strong woman who raised 3 successful kids. She fought for freedom of choice and fought for early treatment. In the end, she saw a world of AI controlling humanity, erasing the need for Drs, and erasing human contact. She also saw that the whole pandemic was beyond the government. She stopped having hope and ended her life… No one can truly understand the struggles some put up with during COVID. I am still in disbelief that she ended her life. I will remember her as the woman in these videos who was a fighter and took me to collect 💩of all animals in the wild ... RIP JACKIE. You were and are my hero… The movie will be written to tell your story, my friend. I am sure you are shaking heaven right now to give those of us left strength to fight Goliath… We will continue to fight for our freedom of choice and our freedom of speech. We the people for the people. In god we trust to #MAHA but also the world. AI will not replace Drs. #LETDRSBEDRS #savetheBif

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