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Luton

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  1. On 12/4/2021 at 8:19 AM, Jeffr2 said:

    You'll have to put up a credible link to prove this. Otherwise....a terrible conspiracy theory.

    Start with this one Jeffr2....then follow up for more information to inform yourself. In the meantime I would like to say that debate is healthy and closed minds are not helpful.....Best to you.

     

    https://agrdailynews.com/2021/12/04/the-vaids-pandemic-vaccine-acquired-immunodeficiency-syndrome-new-moral-order/

  2. On 11/30/2021 at 12:18 AM, DavisH said:

    The PCR test was beign withdrawn to be modified so it could detect other kinds of virus/flu. In no way is the test uneliable or unfit for purpose. PCR is the gold standard for detecting sars-cov-2. 

    The PCR test is far from accurate. It should never be used as a diagnostic tool, so said it's inventor Nobel Prize winner Karry Mullis (check it out, he said this!). The amplification of your samples from throat and nose can be cranked up to higher cycles (over 25)  by unwitting (or unscrupulous) medical personel to achieve a false positive result. Happens all the time, and Governments are surely aware of this. Insist that you know what cycle of amplification will be used in any PCR test you are forced to take. If they won't say, either ask to see a Supervisor or Chief Medical Officer or don't take it and walk away and don't pay anything. It's a scam globally, and like donkeys people accept it without protest! Quite mad! In the USA it has been officially said by medical authorities the PCR test is "not fit for purpose" and it is being withdrawn this month. So why does the farce of using it all over the world continue if it is subject to being used to bump up 'cases' to justify lockdowns or other abusive political ends?! WE have voices....use them to expose this ridiculous thing.

  3. 8 hours ago, hotchilli said:

    Makes perfect sense, the PCR test is more accurate than the ATK test...

    Not much you can do about illegals aided and abetted by smugglers they will slip though the net, but you can test at points of entry.

    The PCR test is not accurate. It should never be used as a diagnostic tool, so said it's inventor Nobel Prize winner Karry Mullis (check it out, he said this!). The amplification of your samples from throat and nose can be cranked up to higher cycles (over 25)  by unwitting (or unscrupulous) medical personel to achieve a false positive result. Happens all the time, and Governments are surely aware of this. Insist that you know what cycle of amplification will be used in any PCR test you are forced to take. If they won't say, either ask to see a Supervisor or Chief Medical Officer or don't take it and walk away and don't pay anything. It's a scam globally, and like donkeys people accept it without protest! Quite mad! In the USA it has been officially said by medical authorities the PCR test is "not fit for purpose" and it is being withdrawn this month. So why does the farce of using it all over the world continue if it is subject to being used to bump up 'cases' to justify lockdowns or other abusive political ends?! WE have voices....use them to expose this ridiculous thing.

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  4. 10 hours ago, ericbj said:

    Maybe  the Thai education authorities should study education in Finland :

    https://leverageedu.com/blog/finland-education-system/

    Not sure about that ericbj...I went to that 'official' site and it says one of the primary languages in the Country is EGLISH...yes, that's right, no 'N'......typo maybe, but c'mon...that should have been seen and sorted by the educationalists!  It's pretty clumsy of them.  I'll read some more to see if they've got it together....I had my career in International Education so have heard what they offer is good. Not been to Finland just S E Asia and Middle East.

  5. 23 hours ago, Pinot said:

    "Re-assess the horse dewormer?  It's neither relevent or helpful except to identify you as a Fox viewer? Thoughts and prayer.

     

    Pinot I am not American and would never watch that dreadful news / propaganda outlet FOX!.....C'mon man, how about not projecting assumptions?! There is Ivermectin for humans (not the 'for animals' one) and it has achieved great results eliminating Covid early on and it's verified in several Countries now such as India and Japan....there are reputable medical practitioners globally on board with it....all you have to do is research and inform yourself, but use alternative search engines to Google who censor and hide articles that talk truth. Duck Duck Go seems  reasonable still. All the best to you.

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  6. Many thanks to those of you who chipped in and offered advice to me....Razzell, 7by7, theoldgit, bobrussell and VisasPlus. We decided in the end to go the Family Visit Visa way, and then when we have a house sorted in UK to try for the spouse visa from China where my wife (and maybe me too) will go temporarily after the (under) 6 months exploration of UK. We think this will then allow us proper time to amass all the docs for a successful spouse application. Cheers one and all! Luton.

  7. The suggestions /guidance being given by you both, Razzell and 7by7, are helping us understand a lot….thank you very much.

    Please remember that my wife is Chinese and not Thai, so once we leave Thailand there would be no reason to return here. If we choose to go for "visit" visa over "spousal /settlement" visa then it seems she would need to go to China with our 2 and a half year old (British citizen) after 6 months and also show the ECO that this was her intention, right? That gets complicated, and very expensive! I'm back to one of my original questions….would the ECO split the family like that, with the boy being a British citizen but of the age of a child who needs his Mother?

    We are well along the process of selling belongings here and, because I was a teacher, my work permit and visas for me, wife and children (previously provided for from employment and schooling status) run out at the end of July. Prospects of staying here to struggle with alternative visas to stay in Thailand for all of us while my wife's visit or settlement visa for UK is considered granted or not, look daunting!

    Caught between 2 stools at present. This is why the decision re which visa to go for is crucial to get right, and why we have this tight timeline.

    I know we presumed wrongly at the outset that it would be easier to return to good old UK…just out of touch with new developments …one lives and learns!

  8. Thank you Razzell and 7by7...really helpful replies, and the links I'll follow up on.

    To speed things up we are thinking that it may be best to go for a 6-month tourist visa for my wife and then, due to me not having a house established yet in UK, to make it clear on her visa application that we will use the 6 months time in UK to sort all that out because my true intention is to reside in UK from now on with my family. I don't know how the visa officer would respond to that, or if he /she would ever suggest or grant a different and more appropriate visa to her after considering our particular family circumstances and intentions?

    Thanks again. Superbly supportive.

    Luton.

  9. Helloand thank you for being there. I hope you may be able to clarify things for meand for my wife. I'm a British citizen, born there in 1948. I am a qualifiedteacher. I taught in UK (Government registered) until 1994 when I started acareer as a teacher in International Schools out of UK. I did not maintain ahome in UK. I have tax-exempt status there. I married in 2002 to a Chinesecitizen. We eventually moved to follow my teaching job to Chiang Mai, Thailand,and we’ve been here 8 years. Now we have decided to locate back to UK where Ihave grown-up daughters from a previous marriage. I am now 62 years old. I amreceiving a Teacher's Pension from UK. We want to move back this July 2011.

    Weare finding the procedure to move back very complicated. I had assumed that itwould be a straightforward process for my wife to come with me and reside in UKwith me. Her English language skills are excellent. After reading info on theUK Border Authority website the type of visa we should apply for and how bestto do it is still unclear to us! Can anyone guide us what type of visa we needfor her so she can stay in UK with me as a permanent resident from now on, andnot just as a 6-month tourist (and then out again for two / three months beforeapplying for settlement!) and how we can present ourselves as the genuine,non-abusers of the Country's laws, that we indeed are?! We have two childrenborn to us who are British citizens and who have British passports...ages 11and 2 and a half. I don’t want the family split where after 6 months my wifehas to leave for a while with our little boy (who is obviously dependent on heras Mother, but a British passport holder…so should he be allowed to stay, andconsequently her too?...is there a possible way round this splitting of ourfamily?!).

    Thankyou very much for any guidance given. Marvellous forum to have found.

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