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I believe the CDC will be investigated by DeSantis. Don't quote me on that because I can't find the source. If/when I do I'll post it. The CDC doesn't sport a halo above it's official insignia. Of course any government official who supports the narrative of the left is beyond corruption. That's a given assumption that's plain as fact. Right?

Sources pending review. Now I've been told that if a source is not confirmed as reliable it can't be used. Let's play by your rules. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/?s=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.fortunejournals.com

I did read the article. Yes, it's from the BBC. Do you expect the BBC to take an anti-vax position? Now that would be laughable. Of course they are going to address the facts and then come up with any doctor or other expert to provide other "possibilities" as explanations. That's like, duh! And so it doesn't "establish" anything. Or did you read anything which absolutely confirms the cause? You didn't because it's not there. But you're likely to believe anything, even the most remotest possibility they offer, as long as it fits your narrative. Let's not fool each other. The point of my posting that article was to highlight the headline, which fact can't be completely ignored. I believe the problem exists in the U.S. as well. Which is why I'm applauding DeSantis' efforts. What objection do you have for finding the real cause?

Nope. None. Censorship.

We're still in the process of getting all the documentation together (no hurries) but I did have a few excellent finds that are worth sharing as they would be very helpful (and cost saving) to future readers. Getting a certified translation to English for the girl's Thai birth certificate was done at the Thai Department of Consular Affairs on Ram Inthra Rd. in Lak Si, Bangkok. For recent births (can't remember the cut-off year) these are easily obtained. Price - free. You must, though, make an appointment first. Since the mum was born before the cut-off year we had to look elsewhere for a translation. I ran across an excellent and helpfui educational and resource site called ExpatDen which covered all types of translation needs in minutiae. We originally had our target set on First Choice Translation Co., Ltd. located in Samsen Nai, Bangkok but I found their price of ฿11,500 to be outrageously steep. Lead time is 6 days and travel to their office is required. So I went to a recommended certified translator site provided by ExpatDen. Bangkok Translation and Interpretation Service Quotes can easily and conveniently be done on-line without the need to travel to their office. The Thai document can be sent electronically either via their website or by email. Replies for quotes are rather immediate. Translated documents can be return sent either by email or both email and post, if the original is required. Lead time is 2 working days, whilst the delivery time for the original translated document is excluded. Translations are certified, review and proofreading is done by 2 linguists, and they offer unlimited revisions in case of errors. The price was an absolute shocker. ฿550 for the translation and ฿50 for the postal fee. We are going to our favourite Italian restaurant this late afternoon to pig out for free thanks to the savings.

Simon & Garfunkel with the title track off of their '64 Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M. debut LP. But again I'm getting ahead of myself.

Yaz with Tuesday off of their '82 Upstairs At Eric's debut LP.

Men Without Hats with On Tuesday off of their '87 Pop Goes The World LP.

Mockers with Forever Tuesday Morning off of their '85 Culprit And The King LP.

Chairman Of The Board with their '70 single Everything's Tuesday.

Deena Webster with Tuesday's Child off of her '68 Deena Webster Is Tuesday's Child LP. You might have heard your mum playing this on the new family stereophonic record player.

The Smithereens with Groovy Tuesday off of their '86 Especially for You LP.

This one falls outside of the our set time frame but I'll include it as it's such a beautiful song that I can't pass on sharing. Nairobi, Kenya's born and raised Moses Mauti Junior, aka J.S. Ondara, with Lockdown On Date Night Tuesday off of his '20 Folk N' Roll, Vol. 1: Tales Of Isolation release.

The Pogues with Tuesday Morning off of their '93 Waiting For Herb LP.

Hank Williams, Jr.'s cover of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Tuesday's Gone off of his '88 Wild Streak LP. Gotta say, he does the song justice.

David Bowie with his '67 single Love You Till Tuesday. 60's pop at it's finest?

Stevie Wonder with the his funky '73 B-side single Tuesday Heartbreak. Maybe should have been the F-side but hey, who am I to judge? This number may very well set the tone of their Tuesday for some folks.

Cowboy Junkies with Sun Comes Up, It’s Tuesday Morning off of their '90 The Caution Horses LP.

Primal Scream with the title track of their '87 Gentle Tuesday LP.

Cat Stevens with Tuesday's Dead off of his '71 Teaser And The Firecat LP.

The Moody Blues with an extended cut of Tuesday Afternoon off of their '67 Days Of Future Passed LP.

Lynyrd Skynyrd with Tuesday's Gone off of their '73 (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd) debut LP.

Badfinger performing Sweet Tuesday Morning live. Off of their '72 Straight Up LP. Nice acoustic ballad by Peter Ham.

The Rolling Stones with their '67 single Ruby Tuesday. But I'm getting ahead of myself.

Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan on Stormy Monday off of the '99 Albert King With Stevie Ray Vaughan – In Session release.