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Mosleys Part 1 In 1629, Parliament charged the Mosleys with oppression for enclosing common land at Rolleston. The commons were the substrate of collective life — the fields everyone farmed, the pasture everyone used. Enclosure took that substrate and put it in private hands. The displaced had no recourse. The commissioners who adjudicated the enclosure were, as documented by the parliamentary record of the Enclosure Acts, “invariably of the same class and outlook as the major landholders who had petitioned in the first place.”[sites.udel] In 2023, NHS England signed a seven-year contract giving a US data analytics company — co-founded by a man who wrote that he no longer believes freedom and democracy are compatible — access to the data substrate of collective healthcare. The contract is 586 pages. The section covering protection of personal data is redacted. When patients tried to exercise their legal right to opt out, NHS England told them the right did not apply. The Good Law Project had to go to lawyers to reverse that. The Mosleys enclosed the commons by force in 1636. The commons this time is the NHS data. The mechanism is a procurement contract, not a cavalry charge. The outcome is the same: a collective resource, built by working people, placed under private control, with the legal opt-out actively contested until litigation forced a concession.[dai.mun] Louis Mosley, Executive Vice Chair of Palantir UK since 2022, is the eldest grandson of Oswald Mosley. He is a Person with Significant Control at Milton Peterborough Estates Company — the private unlimited company holding approximately 50,000 acres of Fitzwilliam land, which has not filed public accounts since 1987. #british #mosley #palantir #nhs #uk

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