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3 hours ago, dinga said:
Great - thanks. Any accommodation recommendations for Ban Kruat and Ubon?
Stay here for Ban Kruat, also easy access to the places from my trip if interested.
https://goo.gl/maps/J9YL9eDXGTmgQxMe9
Just around the corner is this restaurant and bar, it shuts around 8pm, but the the owners are great and friendly people.
https://goo.gl/maps/en8rFkhHkCNkjMyK9
Ubon, this restaurant has a cheap and cheerful place to stay behind it.
https://goo.gl/maps/ao1dnEZVsAcYFwtv6
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My trip earlier this year started in Pattaya then Chantaburi and along to border, my routes are in report.....
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16 hours ago, LongTimeLurker said:
Polio?
MMR?
I am sure you are not so uneducated as to know i was referring to covid.
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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
And omitted the ones that are less than convenient to your point of view.
Glad to help you fund those.
Your help is not needed. All i have stated is fact, i f people wish to look in greater detail they are welcome.
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6 minutes ago, placeholder said:
Well, the problem is that lots of these patients are immunocompromised. So they weighed the risk of these people getting infected vs. getting treated. And of course, medical personnel were working overtime and around the clock to treat people who had filled up the ICU's. You know, people in immediate danger of dying.
Some maybe, but in the UK the hospitals shut departments.
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4 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
The relevant point is hospital beds and ICU units in particular are full with COVID patients amongst which the unvaccinated account for a disproportionately high number.
The point you miss is the high demand the health services are seeing now is a lot lower than it would be without the lockdowns and other precautions.
Well in the UK, doctors and nurses and general staff spent more time making tiktok videos as the only patients allowed in were covid positive. Hospital were not full at all.
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24 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
You are failing to mention the 6.2 million hospitalisations and the fact that States within which the State Government has actively opposed policies to protect their population infections, hospitalisations and deaths are continuing at ever increasing rates.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/burden.html
As for your gaslighting 'vaccine experiment', take a look at the data coming out of the States with the lowest vaccine uptake.
I did not fail to mention anything, i gave figures that i thought relevant.
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26 minutes ago, placeholder said:
So that's the reason they're being refused treatment? Regulations? Really? And not the fact that hospital beds are overflowing with Covid patients?
UK, the hospitals stopped, cancelled or delayed treatment.
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25 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Heart disease, stroke, and cancer are not infectious not to mention not airborne infectious.
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You missed the point. Due to lockdown people with these deceases have not been treated, (UK) so it is relevant.
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12 minutes ago, userabcd said:And believe it or not some vaccinated are ending up in hospital as well.
Study from USA, from 120,200,000 estimated infections there were 767,000 estimated deaths 0.64%
Do you really lock a country down for that number?
Is it ethical to demand everyone is vaccinated for that number, and deny entrance to shops, restaurants, places of work if they don't wish to take part in a vaccine experiment?
In the same time period how many people have died from heart disease, a stroke, cancer? Due to hospitals refusing to or being unable to treat them, due to the covid regulations?
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On 8/29/2021 at 1:36 AM, richard_smith237 said:WRONG...
You don’t ‘still get covid by the way’ !!! when vaccinated you have a far lesser chance of getting covid, and if you do, you have a far better probability of significantly reduced symptoms.
No hoping about it - the results are fact.
"what is the point of only allowing vaccinated people in restaurants?”
Because fully vaccinated people have a far less chance of being asymptomatic carriers, there is far less chance of further spread of the virus.
So if vaccinated you are saying you can still catch covid and still spread it. But think we should still be forced to be vaccinated?
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18 hours ago, Captain Monday said:
Do you oppose vaccination for children to enter school? What is the difference?
I oppose compulsory vaccination.
There is little if any proof children need to be vaccinated.
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On 8/28/2021 at 2:40 PM, Captain Monday said:
You have a vaccine/health passport rolled out like France. Since kids cant be jabbed yet, maybe they would have to be left home. Police or City/Provincial health inspectors undertake spot checks,
Jail and restaurant closure for any owners who don't comply. For those customers who are caught eating without vaccination QR codes or hospital records on the spot fines!
Were you a brown shirt wearer in a past life?
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On 8/28/2021 at 1:17 PM, IamNoone88 said:
Standard NHS contributions deducted from the salary each month - you have the same type of contributions in Thailand under Social Security monthly deductions. I contribute every month. UK is free test kits, here you will pay for a test kit.
NHS, you pay up front all people in work do via National Insurance, so it is not free. Unless you have never paid National Insurance.
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15 hours ago, KeeTua said:
What was the solid proof you provided to the cops to cause her arrest at the airport years later?
If you make a police report, they go to court with the evidence, if the evidence is enough the courts issue a warrant. The next time they go anywhere in Thailand that requires them to prove identity they ping on the computer and get arrested.
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4 hours ago, brucec64 said:
You have anything to back up that statement? Seems like a convenient way to legitimize junk research intended only to support alt-right narrative.
Really, i did not know that, also i don't claim to be one. But going back to the subject peer reviews are meaningless and the worlds greatest scientists of the past did very well with OUT them.
I missed a word out, i hope my meaning is more clear now.
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20 hours ago, brucec64 said:
Who needs peer reviews when there are over a billion highly trained youtube epidemiology experts around the world
Really, i did not know that, also i don't claim to be one. But going back to the subject peer reviews are meaningless and the worlds greatest scientists of the past did very well with them.
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14 hours ago, brucec64 said:
All alt-right sources or non peer reviewed nonsense. For each of these garbage "research" papers from dubious sources, there are 100 accredited papers that refute your alt right nonsense.
You are seriously using Epoch Times as a credible source? The only person you are fooling with this is yourself.
Peer reviews are meaningless.
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On 8/12/2021 at 9:05 PM, samtam said:
The problem is that lockdown in Thailand means congregation of too many people in a small space. The good doctor is recognising that Thailand is a desperately poor country in which "lockdown" enforces close proximity. It has therefore achieved the opposite effect. The likes of myself and others, who can (and have) seriously locked down for 2 months, (viz not been out of my condo into the great metropolis of Bangkok), is not an option available to the majority of the Thai population, in Bangkok, or elsewhere. For the MoPH not to have recognised the reality of life of ordinary Thais speaks volumes. The economy has been substantially destroyed, and, along with a slow, (but improving vaccination rollout?) is the main reason Thailand's recovery will be slow and painful. The case numbers (if they are true) are relatively low, and the encouraging (if true) statistic, is that recoveries from infected persons are higher than new cases. Death numbers are also low. None of this is a cause for celebration, but a reality check, and a more pragmatic approach are certainly needed.
How did you eat and exercise for two months without leaving your apartment?
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4 hours ago, NanLaew said:During the Group stages of the recent Euro football, three players, one player from the Scottish team and two from the English team, met up for a post-game chat in the tunnel as they were team mates at an EPL team. Subsequent routine Covid testing showed the Scots player was Covid-positive and he went into quarantine. The two English players tested Covid-negative but had to self-isolate but not quarantine from fellow team members even for training, until a second test came back negative.
Most people understood why the Scottish guy had to quarantine while others argued that all players from both teams, regardless of all yielding negative tests should have been self-isolating. The key to the decision was that the three players in question were in close proximity and chatting as a small group for more than 15 minutes. That exceeded the criteria for spreading the virus. Playing 90-minutes, even with goal celebrations (there were none) does not convey the same Covid transmission risks.
So, taking that criteria and applying it to your flawed 'local 7/11' argument, shopping there or at Tesco carries the same risk as 22 players doing 45-minutes each way in the open air. However, sitting in a small, air-conditioned room with your five biker buddies and a waitress is akin to having a 15-minute chat in the players tunnel.
This analogy brought to you by a hard-fought, goalless draw (again) at Wembley.
Has anyone notified covid to only strike after 15 minutes?
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On 7/24/2021 at 7:33 PM, ThailandRyan said:
Your point being what, it's all lies and a conspiracy, surely your trolling.
If you fail to comprehend my point, i suggest you are trolling.
It is a perfectly relevant to question to ask.
And the answer is of great relevance with regard to analyzing the covid outbreak lockdown procedure.
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9 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:With todays numbers of
14,260 cases and 119 deaths one would hope mask wearing and personal safety along with any bias would be set aside and people would do the right thing to help us out of a potential 3 month lockdown as has been recommended.
How many, if any at of the deaths attributed to covid were given a postmortem?
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9 hours ago, jacko45k said:People keep coming back with this type of argument, but if the police stop you, is it easy to prove all those in the vehicle are 'family' that you live with?
For me it is just showboating and being argumentative, and putting police in a difficult place.
Don't worry, no mask will be required in your own home ever....
Stop wailing about the rules and work with them. Hopefully then the sooner it will be rescinded.
"Work with them, you are a comedian".
I can't sit with friends and chat over a cold beer, but you can sit together and share somtam. Where is the science behind that idea?
Where is the PROOF of people walking without a mask in an open space transmitting covid?
Sitting in your car and wearing a mask is so comical, nearly as comical as being told to "work with them"!
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Crystal Ball time
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Malls to Reopen, Dining-in to Resume
in Thailand News
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Less than die on the roads, but they are still open.