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Great win at the Foxes last night Andy. The three demoted teams; Saints, Peacocks and Foxes take up 3 of the top 4 spots in the Championship. Tractors doing very good.

Well you did say that he was poorly after the jab, with the complaint taking a year to get under control. Then he went and had another. There are things that can be done to help. But of course, take doc's advice; always.

This complaint (Pemphigoid) is, IMO, the body desperately trying to rid itself of toxins. Nothing to do with the skin really. Problems with the blood and liver. Of course he did the right thing in consulting his medical expert.

So I've heard. Good timing that was.

Kary Mullis stated many times that the PCR test was not a diagnostic one. Which is isn't. He died mysteriously in 2019. Convenient that; for the jab pushers. The whole covid narrative seemed to be driven by PCR test results.

Side effects??!! More like direct effects. The lucky ones, who took the shots, and came out unscathed, probably had the inert variety. Everyone - worldwide - who had a proper mRNA jab will have problems says Dr Cahill. During the 5 years after the jab.

A lot of people trusted the white-coats and the politicians when they uttered those magic words; 'safe and effective'. Now the chickens are coming home. Let's hope the 'still-alives' will be more scrutinous next time. The biggest word in the dictionary is ''no''.

Can't post it. Too delicate. Please PM me for the link.

Watched a show last night. They suggested that tomorrow at dawn something will happen. We will see.

Medical professionals' who, on the whole, stick to a big pharma programme that originates from a theory. A theory, that was thrust on the world by rich, powerful people at the turn of the 1900s. Wanting to be even more rich. I do not agree with it. Nature shows that the theory is not possible. Of course, I don't want all science to stop. But medical science should be based on sound foundations; not nonsense. Nature would be a good place to start. You are what many would called a non-thinker or sheep. Instead of inquiring why I have the opinions I have, you simply want to ridicule. A little Voltaire quote:: "Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, to humans of whom they know nothing."

A lot of understandable emotion there. I don't agree with your comments. The actual details of why, and how, Hamas managed to do - as successfully as they did - are hidden for now. The PM of Israel has another battle to deal with. He was under fire, as we know, for trying the put parliament above so-called impartial judges. His one positive, was that he was keeping Israel safe. That disappeared on the 7th. Is Israel a 'roaring lion'? Without the US's actual support, and the west's general support, that is a doubt; at least for me. 300,000 new recruits at the ready. Once they start dying; who knows! Is there appetite for an expanded middle east war? What could be achieved? It's in America's interest to keep things stable; but with them in control. A war with Iran would send the price of a barrel of oil rocketing. Perhaps the west might not even get any oil. This uncertainty, is maybe the thing that will keep a lid on any escalation. The Israelis have a lot of sad human history. Many of them are descendants of those who died in WW11. But the people of Palestine are also proud. When they see their land being occupied by others they too have emotions. Better to take the land and split it into two. A two state solution is, IMO, a non-starter. Too late for that. Although I doubt if either party really wanted it.

You highlighted the section below. If it is not representative of the 'fullfact' article then why post it? Pasted again below. "Immunization currently prevents 3.5-5 million deaths every year from diseases like tetanus, pertussis, influenza and measles,” the World Health Organization wrote in a recent roundup celebrating its 75th anniversary. “As diseases like polio and diphtheria fall out of living memory, people are increasingly vaccinated against diseases they have never seen, making it harder to understand how devastating they can be.” I read it and I don't agree with any of it. Apart from the bit not in quotes.

Who is a cultist? Not me Brian if it is me you are nodding towards. I didn't read the article, but I did read the part you quoted: "Immunization currently prevents 3.5-5 million deaths every year from diseases like tetanus, pertussis, influenza and measles,” the World Health Organization wrote in a recent roundup celebrating its 75th anniversary. “As diseases like polio and diphtheria fall out of living memory, people are increasingly vaccinated against diseases they have never seen, making it harder to understand how devastating they can be.” I called it monumental cowpoo. It is simply untrue.

It's not you Brian mate. But the passage you quote in monumantal cowpoo. The WHO does not know what it's on about. Or! Perhaps it does. Wonder who funds the 'World Hurt Organisation'? Let me think now. As for www.factcheck.org. Give me a break.

This is the language of the 'white coats'; should, expected, may. Can't they say for certain? No! Of course not. Most of this data comes straight out of computers. In the real world - the world of nature - these 'shoulds', 'maybies' etc; don't exist. Look at a fallen tree. Soon nature gets to work dismantling it. Then bacteria reduce it to nothing. We seem to be looking at things completely the wrong way. Nature has all the answers. We must learn from nature, not try to alter or improve on it in some secret lab. As for Flu-vaccines being based on Guesswork. Well!! If we were privvy to the white-coats' software, we too could be guessing.

Is it nuclear capable? I've got my doubts on that. is is nuclear capable

Just have to trust nature to sort things out. The more the 'white coats' fiddle in their labs, the more people will suffer the consequences.

Just checked up on Dutch heights. Not quite as tall as I said originally. My children back in the UK are all tall. Their mum was just middle size. One daughter is 5-11. Another is 5-10. When she came to visit us in 2019, I would see looks of surprise on Thai faces as we walked about. Mildred is much taller than her mum, but there are a few girls taller than her at school; in the same year.

Don't think it works quite that fast Andy. It seems that the Dutch women like tall men. They would get hitched, and she would feed hubby lots of cheese. Their offspring would be that little bit taller, which was attractive to other tall people. And so it progressed. Now the average Dutch person (combined sexes) is around 6 foot. That's about 1.83m in Euro lingo. Keep gobbling down that cheese bro, and your offspring could be taller than you. And the Gt Grandchildren; giants!

And if I can remember right, he picked one up, peeled it and took a bite. Got applause from the banana throwers who didn't do it again after being shown to be childish. Clyde Best was a Upton Park hero.

Did post at the beginning of the season that I thought all three relegated teams; Peacocks, Foxes and Saints, were all good enough to get straight back up. Well! As it stands they are all in with a shout for sure. Saints also had a terrible spell, but came through it. Loved the Anchor cheese. Loved it more than the Horeca. And just like you Andy, if I have it, I eat it. Don't know about too much though. Will also be getting at least 2kg today. Didn't Cliff Richard live on tea and cheese for 6 months, some years ago? And the dutch, only ate cheese for yonks. Is that's why they are the tallest people in the world? The pygmies, on the other hand, never ate any. Yesterday I put the ice packs in the freezer ready for the cheese. These little poly boxes are great.

Was there that much difference last season between Ipswich and Wednesday? Tractors looking very good. Owls should, going on last season, be mid-table. But a win is a win and it's gonna be a steady climb up from now on. I'll have a look at the wordie quiz Owl. Look interesting. There is one that I found in the week. I didn't do bad, but my 11 from 15 says I failed. https://vaccinequiz.org/quiz/us/ Off to Udon in a few hours. A few things to do. Number one is get some cheese in. Then feed the fish in the pond opposite the VP store. Get my camera put in the Samsung shop. Take some pics at the Sum Sao Wal. And if I have time I'll pop in to get my visa extension. Gonna charge up the Mazza battery before I leave.

Is that a Toyota or an MG?

They have millions of shots ready. As it gets closer to the 'best by' date, can we expects a big scary one? Perhaps one with a name like Killasaurus. Get the fear back into the people. But if that fails; simply ship them off to Africa at cost. Hope they don't forget to put them in the fridge.

Thanks for that insight SAC. I'd had it so, so wrong. I thought it was the Russians and Chinese. Maybe the Nth Koreans are a tad naughty also. Silly me.