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In a world of increasing fake news, conspiracy theories and mental health issues, how are you expecting people to 1) understand your story and 2) support you, when youre unable and unwilling to share tangible evidence? Surely you need to collate tangible evidence for all your concerns and publish them, or you will be deemed a gas lighter and ultimately push away people closest to you when they lose patience in hearing baseless rhetoric?

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Disinformation is rife that is correct. I've been witness to that first hand with a smear campaign levelled against me, but on a macro scale this is a crisis - no way to sugarcoat it. Propaganda is a war-time tactic. Wherever there is war there is propaganda. This is why critical thinking is so important right now. I'm still the same person you all know, I've just been through a whirlwind of shit recently. I'm still reliable, I'm still kind, I still love all my friends and family. I'm still a pragmatist and I'm still able to determine right from wrong, and ultimately still willing to fight for what is right. I would die for my family and friends. If my country was willing to stand up for me, and stand in solidarity with the oppressed in the face of the agressors of the world, I would die for my country too. But that starts with accountability. Without accountability from those in power, you can only assume they are serving themselves. The UK is in a very precarious position right now, and history will judge what direction we decide to take. In a war of disinformation/obfuscation, the best evidence we can provide is what we see with our eyes. And there are plenty of witnesses. For what it's worth and as a counter-point, I've not been provided with any evidence to suggest that me, my family and friends are being appropriately safeguarded. I'm not a gaslighter, and that hurts to be honest. I don't want to push away the people I love. I can only speak the truth, in the hope that our bond is strong enough to endure. It is up to you to decide what is right. I'm the same Pete you've always known.

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