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  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phrases_from_The_Hitchhiker's_Guide_to_the_Galaxy#Answer_to_the_Ultimate_Question_of_Life,_the_Universe,_and_Everything_(42)
  2. Surely the purpose of life is the same as the meaning of life. If so, 42.
  3. I should also add that in developing countries, Nestlé gave their baby formula the new mothers for free of charge, just for long enough for the mothers to stop producing breast milk, forcing them to have to pay for baby formula. They did this knowing that in most cases the mothers could not afford to pay for the formula and they did not have access to uncontaminated water to mix the formula with.
  4. They are by far way down the list of immoral and evil companies on the planet. Maybe you should read up on this evil corporation, especially on their actions in 'The Baby Formula Scandal'. https://utopia.org/guide/crime-controversy-nestles-5-biggest-scandals-explained/ From the link: Baby formula is one of the biggest and most controversial of all Nestlé products. Since the company’s conception in 1867, Nestlé has convinced people its baby formula is better for infants than breast milk — a claim that is categorically false. They placed particular focus on marketing in developing countries in Africa, Latin America and Asia during the 1970s, sending saleswomen dressed as nurses to convince the mothers that their formula was better for their children than their own breast milk. Many women, struggling to afford the expensive milk touted as better than what their bodies produced for free, diluted the formula with (often unsanitary) water, further reducing its nutritional value. Millions of infants died. Many more grew up nutritionally deficient, dramatically impacting the health and lifespan of swathes of the developing world — one of the worst scandals a corporation has ever publicly faced. Meanwhile, the company pocketed billions in revenue from baby formula and continues to do so. It’s worth pointing out that some women cannot breastfeed, and baby formula, when prepared correctly, is an adequate substitute for breast milk. However, Nestlé exploited women by forcefully deceiving millions regarding its superiority over breast milk. It failed to educate people about proper preparation and even paid off doctors and hospitals to bolster its bogus claims. Today, the misconception lives on, and baby formula remains a booming market. Despite global outrage now lasting half a century, as well as tons of new research into the harm caused by Nestlé baby formula and other Nestlé products, infant formula remains an $11.5-billion market — and growing. but I do support fairness in business. And when have they ever been fair in business?
  5. I do not drink Nestlé, but I do wish them well in this little enterprise. Really, you offer your wishes to the most immoral and evil company on the planet?
  6. Wow, this woman is a walking crime spree, flaunting some major laws. Surely, along with the 90 day reporting, the TM30 system and Immigration's BMW's, this woman should have been caught much earlier. Let's hope that they can patch up the loophole in the system with the much anticipated TDAC. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
  7. I am shocked that someone could possibly overstay their visa in Thailand. How on earth was she able to stay here for so long without doing a 90 day report?
  8. So you would be ok with an education system that forces their incorrect beliefs onto your children, rather than educating them with the truth?
  9. Is there any reason why you have kiddy fiddling on your mind?
  10. Oh dear, Mr. Pedantic making a tool of himself again. Do you actually post any content of interest on here or do you just come here to voice your excessive concern with the minor details in other's posts?
  11. But how would they then be able to control the masses?
  12. The announcement triggered a wave of reactions online I wonder how many of these 'online reactors' actually attend church on Sundays.
  13. I have to agree with this, we were forced fed this trash at school. We were forced to say prayers and sing the praises of the pretend sky wizard during every morning assembly, in spite of religious beliefs (or none religious beliefs).
  14. part of the opulent cache, was with a minister whose first name begins with "P". Just wondering, has Tony changed his name to Peter now?
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