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  1. Couldn't see his age. But I reckon he will be retired before the 50 years is up. I think the 50 years is a tad OTT. I think the years given should be so that he is let out at 69. So if he is, say 45 when sentenced, then he gets 24 years. Much fairer that way. Not good to know you will probably die in the monkey. Give the guy some hope.
  2. Where is the Samsung service centre Garry? I have a very good camera that needs repair. If ya don't like to shout or whistle, get yerself a little bell. When yer want a cup of coffee or tea; just ring it. Of course the wife might start shouting when the toilet needs unblocking, or she needs a nail banging in.. But a small price to pay for returning things to their natural state. After all, it's out job to go to war, or to the footy, or to the pub, while the ladies suckle the babes, and keep the home nice. Now I've got me new phone, and Mildred has got LINE and WhatsApp installed for me, it's easy to send a message when I'm after something in the kitchen; or the bedroom.
  3. Will she get any time off for good behaviour? Perhaps knock off the odd 10 days.
  4. There are over 20k Thais working in Israel. Hope that jumbo has enough fuel for 20 trips. At last look, there have been 30, killed, captured or missing. Many for my area.
  5. Me neither until I saw it with me own eyes. I think most of us care for snails in our own way. Sometimes I see a big snail crossing a soi. I know it aint gonna likely make it, so I prize it up off the ground and take it to safety. Ah yes! Monsieur Vous. He is busy somewhere in the Toulouse area. Probably fighting off the local lasses. Plenty of nice mature ones about those parts. Will probably get an ecard from him at Xmas. But back to snails. I'm gonna do some experimenting with different paper. If I can find one that the snails particularity like, it will give great pleasure to our posters and readers.
  6. Andy! It was you that put me onto the Makro cheese before. I had bought 2kg of Horteca last time and found it to be just about OK. Pickettywitch said about '''Cheese to meat you''' being on the same drag as Makro in Udon. Bought some real tasty food there. Cheese and sausage. More pricey than Makro though. I'll have a look about in the week.
  7. Owl Log - 08-10-2023 - Sunday afternoon It was Wednesday 4th of October. And that meant;;;; the 'number 4 market'. The market itself is about 2/3 km out of Ban Dung, on the 2096, going south to Nong Mek. This big market has moved about. It was in the centre of Ban Dung for years. Then moved to the east of the town. It was not that popular there. Moved after a few months to where it is now. What we were really after was some pink catfish for Mildred's pond. Not lucky enough to see the pinkies, but they did have some koi carp. We bought all they had for 120 baht. Eight in all. Then we had a wander around this fine, once a month, shopping area. Bought a couple of baskets to replace the ones ripped up by dogs. And there are clothes to buy. There is always something nice to buy. Shall we go this way Milly? Mrs Owl sussing out the fruit. Can get yer body sorted too. Then it was my turn to splash out. Mildred found a nice pair of size 44s for me. Not a bad price; 39 baht. Finished at the market. We made our way into town. Paid the leccy and kept on that road. Came across a new place. All in about 9/10 rai. As I passed I saw some little windmills in action. Just had to investigate. I'll get some better pics next time. This place looks interesting. And in the corner?! Took a chance and poked the camera through the wires to get a nice shot. Was rewarded with a cracking pic. Som is always doing something. Never see him lazing about. Big mango wife keeps him fit. More Reishi. I think it's been the wettest wet season for eight years. Some mushrooms are taking advantage. Had trouble getting the pick-up dropper down. Had to get stuck in. Pineapple doing great. It has already given two fruits. Will we get another? Poom showing me his puppies. VID_20231001_163937.mp4 Then into town, to get some fish pellet, cat food and a big tin of my pineapple biscuit. Bought two light bulbs in the 20 baht shop. To fix the light in the week. Done the Big C shop. And we were off. But a couple of stops on the way back. First was at the mini-factory where the guy makes the concrete ornaments. Me and Mildred went in and ordered a cat. It was a special birthday pressie for her later this month (18th). She asked for it to be left undercoated white as she wants to paint it up herself. 'No problem', the craftsman said. 2,000 baht. Paid half down. We got back to the pick-up. Mrs Owl was tutting away. Have to pick it up in about 10 days. Even more tutting to come. But it was worth it. Got a great shot of the creeper invading the pylon. Couldn't get directly underneath, due to the undergrowth and the wasps and snakes. But sill a nice shot of nature doing a bit of reclaiming. Off to the farm for Mildred to let her carp go. Probably will not see them again 'til next year. Whenever we got o the farm we have something for the dogs to gobble up. Took the quarterly pics at the far corner of farm one. Looking East. North-east. And North. Some right spindly sods in this sector. Been taking pics every quarter, from the same place since planting in June three and a half years ago. So trees will be 4 years old next June. Will have to make some decisions on cutting them. Run out of wall for Mildred's paintings. Have 29 mounted now. At last we are getting the rice to grow. Mrs owl chucks the empty cans of cat and dog food in the plastic bucket. And a couple of days later the plastic (or is it paper) printing on them has vanished. It's the snails. So a tip there for everyone. If yer want yer snails big, buy tin cat/dog food and let them feast away. Man came round with some crabs in the week. Bought 40 baht's worth and we let them go in number 7 pond. Now the good thing about putting crabs in the pond, is that if the water disappears, the crabs will simply climb out, and go somewhere else. Not like those silly pla nin and carp. Always something going on at Bella's house. 'E' had locked the chickens up, but they found a way out. The little cow is adventurous. Twins relaxing with Grandma. The buffs came down our soi to find some nice grass to eat. Twins came out with auntie to see them. VID_20231004_170633.mp4 The Owls got a point at home. Leyton Orient won. Aveley came unstuck at Yeovil. Peacocks did the biz, as did Ipswich and Leicester. Bit of a shock at Sunderland. Fresh from that 0-3 win at Wednesday, they must have been hopeful of another victory at home to Boro. No way!! 0-4. Some cracking match-ups today. Including Gunners v City and Wolves v Villa. Mrs Owl's sister; Pook, has been practising her English. She came over Friday and uttered 5 words that were so good, it was like a Dagenham lass has started talking to me. '''Jack cat not have food.''' Very sad state of affairs in Israel. At least 8 Thai workers got caught up n it all. Three from Udon Thani. I'll try to get to Udon myself this week. Want to o pick up my 90 day, and get ready for this year's visa extension. And get along to see one of our regular posters. And get some cheese. Go into Big C, or 7/11, to pay yer leccy and they want passports, IDs and special numbers. Went into Ban Dung PEA to pay two bills on Wednesday, and all they wanted was the dosh. In and out in less than 5 minutes. Been busy whenever I have any time spare; doing my ebook. Will be free when I've got it finished. Progress a little slow. But must keep at it. It was one of my last NY resolutions; ''finish some bloody written work.'' Hope to have it completed by the end of the year. Only one thing left to say; bye y'all. That www art that Mildred got a little something for. Well I got permission to post it. Nice enough. But not worth 50 million baht. www.mildredart.com
  8. Banking - Big Phama - Military complex - Oil industry. Big money business. For me. This is a massive 'Red Herring'. Viruses are cell debris. The ones that cause illness are in a computer; nowhere else. Might be able to design something in a computer, but until some evidence arrives that show viruses cause illness, I'll stick with nature. I've yet to hear anyone define a bio-weapon. Making poisons in a lab; yes! Developing toxins that can harm and kill; yes. But so far no-one has found a 'bio' particle that can be transmitted from person to person. They tried very hard with the so-called Spanish Flu. But not yet. Could I just add that 'virology' is not a science at all. In my opinion naturally.
  9. I agree. But for me there is far more. Long before covid was thrust upon the world; in fact going back 40+ years, I became more increasingly aware that things were completely wrong. And, I'm talking about the whole 'germ theory'. I don't buy into it, and have my own views, that I can't state on this platform, at the moment. The 'germ theory' is the biggest money spinner the world has known. For some. that is! Easily surpassing the military complex. But it's not just to do with money. It's essentially to do with life itself. I want to return to 'nature'. The body is fine as it is. Can't poison a healthy body to good health. Not in my book anyway.
  10. The big plus for me is that more people are now awake than ever before. Of course, I feel for the people who died unnecessarily, due to government, and WHO policy, but in the big picture, covid will give way to something else, to instill fear into the populas**. Klimate change perhaps. Some people, who took the jab/shot/vax, will continue to die prematurely. However, there is simply no excuse, or reason, why thinking, informed people would be fooled into the same thing again. A great interview on the Richie Allen Show Tuesday gone, when Matt Le Tissier was his guest. Never forget or forgive. ** As I wrote in my book (written before 2020). For the people who wish to control us; 'fear' gives the opportunity.
  11. Only if she wanted the experience of a lifetime.
  12. From listening to the radio in the UK yesterday, I now know that last month was the hottest September ever recorded. It was just a tad under one full degree C higher than the previous record.
  13. Is Scott still a racing cert Owl? Give me the latest before I risk me 2 squids.
  14. It's a start. How many hoops will the poor unfortunates have to jump through to get any dosh? Or will the set the bar be set ridiculously high, so as to keep the numbers low? I've changed my mind about Canada in recent years. I frowned when Ali G called it a 'crap' country Is this just the start for all 'decent' countries?
  15. Not here. Dry season started last Sunday. Next rain 11th April 2024.
  16. Thanks. As you are probably aware I am somewhat restricted in what I can post. And would like to say. But here goes. All of nature has evolved through billions of years. There are species, and plants, and animals that have died out through a multitude of reasons. We, at the present time are top of the heap. Instead of rejoicing and trying to understand how and why, we are seemingly heading for self destruction. If H-bombs and poison gas were not enough we now want to mess with our DNA. Why? Some of us ask. What can a mRNA jab do that nature can't? In my book; nothing at all. We are a wonderful bit of kit. We, through or defence/immune and maintenance systems. can cope with just about anything. Just being here shows that. However, there are a couple of problems. One, as has already been said, is the research, production and experimentation of ugly, filthy weapons. But there is more; much more. The adulteration of our food. The contamination of our beautiful rivers and oceans. The dubious quality of much of the air. And now the belief that we can somehow poison a perfectly healthy back to health. If that sounds gobblegook, it is because it is. But that's what is planned, and coming our way soon. Toxins are all around us. Mostly our bodies can easily deal with them. But not always. We can help our bodies, or hinder them, in fighting toxins. And what are these toxins? Some are naturally occurring. But the vast majority are human made. From metal fillings in our mouths. The stuff we put onto our bodies. The additives in our food. The contaminants in our water. Pesticides, fungicides. Herbicides, DDT! I could go on but life is too short. In my book the role of the WHO should be to ensure that we - as humans - do not foul the very earth that we depend upon of our survival. To help fight against the filth that is pumped into our water, and into the ground. As it is, the WHO has IMHO, completely lost its way. Of course big money steers it away from what it should be doing. That brings me nicely onto the subject of 'modern health care'. A pill of every ill. I prefer to say 'modern ill-health care'. Soon a mRNA jab for every complaint that poor living, and an unhealthy environment; happens to bring along. Weight challenged; a jab. Cancer; a jab will sort it. Arthritis; no problem. There will be a jab for this and that. It's absolute madness. What we should be doing is ensuring that everyone has fresh air, clean water, appropriate food and able to live in a loving. caring world. The body will look after us, if look after it. Don't need no pills. Don't need no jabs. Nature will see to it that we not only survive, but thrive beyond our dreams.
  17. The problem is plain to see. Do you believe in God? No. Prove there isn't one. The natural state of the body is good health. These people are trying to out-do nature. Getting very well paid for their efforts too. We can't improve on nature. It has seen us good for billions of years. Messing with nature can only end in disaster. We must learn from it. Not impose our filthy ways on it. Nature can be destructive. It can be devastating. It can be viscous. But never ugly.
  18. Although not addressed to me, I think I should answer. Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine are both poisons. They are essentially used for eliminating parasites, which can be a big problem in Africa and Asia especially. I believe AFDs have it wrong in that they promote(d) the use of 'these two' for covid. In my opinion, there is nothing that can help covid. When 'mectin' and 'droxy' have been used, there is sometimes a cross-over for parasite elimination and 'covid' improvement. The symptoms are listed as being similar. This is in my book where the confusion lay. An incorrect diagnosis of covid, that is subsequently eased/cured by 'mectin' or 'droxy' is really often the result of parasites being eliminated from the body. Resulting in the patient feeling better. There being no covid, in the first place, but a heavy parasitic infection. Of course this raises the question of how accurate covid infection diagnosis in third world countries actually is. If the patient can be gotten better with the parasitic drug then it was probably a parasitic infection in the first instance rather than the vague covid. Hulda Clark wrote a book* on human parasites many years ago.. Still worth a read. * The Cure For All Cancers Major themes in her books (from wiki) Diet Cleanup: Clark said that most foods and supplements were sullied by contaminants such as heavy metals and mycotoxins Homeography: According to Clark, a "new science ... which is the electronic analog of homeopathy." She said an electronic signature of a substance can be transferred into bottles making a "bottle copy" of the original substance and that it can be done indefinitely. Liver flush: She advocated the use of a "liver flush". She said it removes gallstones and parasites from the liver and bile ducts. This involves fasting, epsom salt laxatives and a mixture of olive oil and grapefruit juice (the latter being known to interact with many prescription drugs). Parasites: Clark said people have parasites that cause numerous problems. She described herbal and electronic methods to remove them, such as her Zapper device (see below). Syncrometer: A "bioresonance" device developed by Clark and claimed to detect contaminants in substances at an accuracy of one part per quadrillion (ppq). Zapper: A device to pulse low voltage direct current (DC) through the body at specific frequencies. Clark said this device kills viruses, bacteria and parasites. In one case, a patient with a cardiac pacemaker suffered arrhythmias as a side effect of her "Zapper".[18]
  19. And fortunately some were not fooled first time round. Their sperm, and blood, will be worth a fortune in the not too distant future.
  20. Nature will cure all. Given the chance to do so, without human abominative projects. The illnesses that you mentioned were, the body's natural response to a toxin, and often the direct result of man interfering with nature.
  21. What I would be willing to do, is a series of essays on different aspects of the same topic. Natural Health:::::. Including; Big Pharma health products; the role of vaccines in combating illness; the Spanish flu and its implications for today; how big money killed off natural health, in the early 1900s; history of viruses even. If I could get the OK from AN that they would not take them down, or suspend me, I would. Obviously not on a thread such as this. A new one.
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