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Oliver Holzerfilled

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  1. I don't recall seeing many guests who appeared as if they could be members of the Manson family in $200 hotels in Thailand.
  2. "China condemns US-Israel attack" Odd they found the time to do it. China still hasn't condemned Russia for invading Ukraine and it's been four years. www.voanews.com/amp/xi-affirms-no-limits-partnership-with-putin-in-call-on-ukraine-war-anniversary-/7985763.html
  3. Bum gun generates more water pressure resulting in cleaner instruments. Use that.
  4. This query is in response to kooks who insist that Epstein was an asset and it's only a matter of time before it is revealed. If you’re dealing with people who insist “it’s only a matter of time,” you’re running into a very common pattern in conspiracy thinking — unfalsifiability. Using Jeffrey Epstein as the example: 1️⃣ The “It Will Eventually Be Proven” MoveThat claim has a built-in shield: If no evidence appears → “It’s still classified.” If investigations find nothing → “They’re covering it up.” If years pass → “These things take decades.” That structure makes the claim immune to disconfirmation. A belief that cannot, even in theory, be proven wrong stops being a testable claim and becomes a conviction. 2️⃣ What History SuggestsWhen major government conspiracies have existed, they eventually produced: Documents Whistleblowers Rival political exposure Internal memos Financial trails Examples like Watergate scandal, Iran-Contra affair, and MKUltra all surfaced through leaks, hearings, or declassification — and none required 20–30 years of total silence across changing administrations and political enemies. Seventeen years since the 2008 plea deal — spanning Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden — with no documentary proof is not trivial. 3️⃣ The Burden of Proof PrincipleThe person asserting: …has the burden to provide evidence. It’s not on skeptics to disprove an unfalsifiable claim. 4️⃣ Why This Case Attracts CertaintyEpstein’s story has: Elite connections A controversial plea deal A jail death Institutional failures Ambiguity + power + moral outrage = fertile ground for grand narratives. Humans are uncomfortable with: Random incompetence Bureaucratic failure Messy corruption A coordinated master plan feels psychologically cleaner than chaotic dysfunction.
  5. Are you thinking gender reassignments? It is Pattaya after all.
  6. If he killed himself, the deranged posts from our Epstein conspiracy theorists would be a glorious thing to behold!
  7. Tag the Aseannow member you think is the caller, lol. "The latest release of Jeffrey Epstein documents includes an FBI report about a caller's claim of a suspicious death in Kiefer, Oklahoma, in January 2000. The caller said a woman was found with her head "blown off" in the small town in northeast Oklahoma days after reporting to police she had been raped by Epstein and Donald Trump. The caller described the death as a murder. The caller also claimed to know the identify of John Doe No. 2 and said the person was connected to Bill and Hillary Clinton, according to the report. John Doe No. 2 was the name given to a possible suspect in the truck bomb attack on the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995."
  8. "French officials ruled his death a suicide." https://www.democracynow.org/2026/2/20/headlines/french_prosecutors_reopen_probe_into_epstein_associates_including_model_scout_jean_luc_brunel#:~:text=In%20France%2C%20investigators%20have%20reopened,ruled%20his%20death%20a%20suicide. "Jailed since his 2020 arrest, Jean-Luc Brunel had tried to kill himself several times, according to a source with direct knowledge of the matter who spoke on condition of anonymity. One of Brunel’s, lawyers, Mathias Chichportich, confirmed to the Herald and 20 Minutes that his client committed “several suicide attempts“ over 14 months. https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/community/miami-dade/miami-beach/article258576023.html#storylink=cpy In addition to Trump, the Jews, the Clintons, the Wall Street cabal, Mossad etc, now you tell us the French government and his own lawyer are in on it too. "Anyone who still thinks this isn't a coverup has moldy mashed potatoes for brains." Key drivers for believing in conspiracy theories include: Social Needs (Self-Esteem): These beliefs can boost a fragile ego or allow individuals to feel superior to others who are "blind" to the truth, notes Scientific American.
  9. https://www.wikifrauds.net/MegaGoldVer3.html
  10. If it's colorectal cancer we are discussing wouldn't it have been rim jobs and not blow jobs?
  11. Bush senior, Clinton and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman were wrong. Chomper and these two were right.
  12. You should become a YouTuber and share your research live as it happens. A man of your academic distinction would be a welcome addition.
  13. This is similar to trying to game out potential long term care costs. I think you're going to need run a few different scenarios modeling different starting years and associated costs to get a range of possible funds to set aside. You can use this tool and under the "Off Chart" Spending put different amounts and starting years to model effects, such as moving to a more expensive locale or LTC, on your portfolio. Once you've projected a cushion you are comfortable with you can spend the rest. https://www.firecalc.com/
  14. Maybe you Epstein didn't kill himself kooks could join up with the there was more than one JFK shooter kooks and hold your yearly convention at the same Soi 6 bar to save on meeting fees?
  15. Had a similar scrum break out on a flight from Turkey when some fellow passengers took exception when I told the "How do they separate the men from the boys in Turkey?" Joke. It kicked off when I answered "with a crowbar."
  16. I meant Thai police were possibly responsible for his disappearance, not the mods. I don't think he got banned.
  17. Yea and he disappeared just like that one day. I wonder if his penchant for "young" ladies got him in a little trouble.
  18. Deprive them of food then put them in a maze with a food pellet at the end of one of the alleys. They wander the maze aimlessly each new session while normal mice learn to go directly to the pellet within a session or two. That's one example. Also, mice are not humans.
  19. https://youtu.be/csKLO1YPIFs?si=GNuY1c02BKMrh9wQ
  20. Doctor flushed my ear out around five years ago. First time experiencing it and it seemed rather violent. I also had severe pain on the same side of the face from a tooth infection which was the primary reason for the visit. Don't remember the exact timing but it was less than a week later I started having severe bouts of vertigo. The doctors seemed to think it was a coincidence and I didn't find anything searching to suggest otherwise.
  21. As part of your "research" there spit some chewing gum on the sidewalk.
  22. Nature fights back. Idiot tourist mauled while taking selfie with snow leopard. Mail OnlineMoment skier is attacked by snow leopard while trying to...Video footage shows the tourist trapped underneath the leopard in deep snow before being helped away by people, clutching her face pouring with blood.
  23. Nothing is sure in life but death, taxes and Spidermike using known Chinese and Iranian state propaganda in his USA threads. At least three times I've noticed and I barely read any of his thousands of posts. The foreigners in China’s disinformation driveForeigners are increasingly appearing on YouTube promoting China's narrative on issues like Xinjiang.

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