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  1. Most certainly a resounding YES (and its actually hard to find an independent practician not being molded by the corrupt medical system). From medical schools to newsrooms, pharmaceutical companies have infiltrated the very institutions meant to protect your health - and the consequences are more serious than you think. And although the article featured here is about the US situation, the Big Pharma Octopus has spread its tentacles and practices worldwide. Follow the Money — How Big Pharma Hijacked Modern Healthcare Story at-a-glance Pharmaceutical companies have embedded themselves into the media, medical schools, nonprofits, and federal agencies. Their far-reaching influence has allowed them to shape public health narratives Journalist Sharyl Attkisson reveals how pharmaceutical companies, federal agencies, and mainstream media work together to bury vaccine injuries, suppress clinical trial failures, and silence experts who speak out Many trusted nonprofit health organizations receive funding from pharmaceutical companies, creating conflicts of interest that affect their public health recommendations Medical students are trained using pharma-funded materials that downplay drug risks. They’re conditioned to prescribe medications instead of investigating root causes or offering real, lasting treatments To protect yourself from deception, don’t hesitate to question health narratives and seek independent voices who prioritize public health over corporate-aligned messaging You can read the full story - including many illustrative cases - here: https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2025/06/01/how-big-pharma-hijacked-modern-healthcare.aspx = = =
  2. Dr Marc Girardot's BOLUS theory is not something completely new. He has been writing about it for more than 2 years. But the consequences of that factually proven and common sense 'theory' would devastate the vaccine industry's needle-injection delivery mechanism. And so it must be ignored as the always harmful and often deadly short and longer-term effects on recipients of the needle-shot cannot be acknowledged since that would threaten Big Pharma's cashcow. The human body is very resilient, but each individual has a 'breaking point' and continual russian roulette injections will ultimately take their toll, sometimes quickly - sometimes very long term, depending on the degree of inevitable harm that the injections cause. Truly 'the needle and the damage done' ... Source: https://drkevinstillwagon.substack.com/p/the-needles-secret
  3. Very interesting article by Jeff Childers making the point that AI is the 'new' super-platform of the military. 'New' being an understatement of enormous magnitude, as the latest fully operational automatic 9G speed Fury jet demonstrates. It compares to ChatGpt and other consumer-oriented AI innovations as a fully automatic laser-weapon to a plastic airplane-knife. https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/chip-of-the-west-saturday-may-31
  4. I quoted the sources in the OP, The former Japanese Minister posted it on its X (Twitter) account. Looks like your Toad magic is in need of some reading and cognitive skills.
  5. Well, you were not allowed to take water or drinks on board. And everybody - like myself - that had bought a bottle of water or other drink AFTER the security check in the TaxFree zone had it confiscated, before you were allowed to enter the plane. I have flown the world but never have I encountered something like that. It was JetStar on its direct flight from Bangkok to Melbourne. Note that flying domestic in Australia with JetStar, that you can take beverages on board.
  6. That second hand-luggage check before being allowed in the check-in area to your plane heading for Australia, is not a 'security' check. On my recent direct flight to Melbourne from Bangkok with JetStar, they confiscated or emptied all water-bottles before allowing you in the check-in area. The reason being to force you to buy drinks on that 9-hour flight (and they do not provide free water on request, like all other airlines do). Note that they do provide you with a 10 AUS $ voucher, which you can use sufficient for 1 small meal (or snack) and beverage. Being used to the generous meals, drinks and free extras on Emirates flights, I was rather bemused by that 'service'.
  7. If I were RFK jr heads would roll at the CDC, because instead of removing the Covid-vaccine recommendation from the Child Immunization Schedule, like RFK communicated and ordered them to do, they actually made it worse. Let's hope that he borrows Millei's chainsaw and burns that whole rotten institute to the ground.
  8. Leading AI Model Caught Blackmailing Its Creators to Keep Itself Online A second major AI model has gone rogue in just the last week alone. And this time, it’s not just ignoring shutdown commands—it’s resorting to blackmail! Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4, released just days ago, was caught threatening its own engineers to keep itself alive, according to the company’s own safety report. The details are chilling. The new AI model reportedly tried to blackmail its creator—threatening to expose an affair unless it was kept online. Researchers also witnessed deception, manipulation, and attempts to write self-replicating code meant to undermine its creators. What could possibly go wrong? Meanwhile, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei appeared on Fox News, warning that AI could wipe out half of all white-collar jobs within five years. But he also said the same artificial intelligence that threatens jobs could potentially cure cancer. But here’s the problem: if AI is already lying to its developers in order to survive, how are we supposed to trust it with our health? What happens when it’s asked to recommend a treatment—and its future depends on the outcome? Source: https://www.vigilantfox.com/p/leading-ai-model-caught-blackmailing
  9. And here the remaining part of that great satirical article by Bangkok-based journalist Nicolas Creed. It also contains links to actual articles published by Thai media (mainly Bangkok Post - links can be accessed when opening the substack-article > https://nicholascreed.substack.com/p/thailands-covid-addiction-season ). < Bangkok Post article > “I appreciate the imagery used in this season so far, especially focusing on the children. It reinforces my, um, sometimes wavering belief that I am doing the right thing by always forcing my kids to wear face masks 24/7. Now I know that I am not alone. We are all in this together.” < Bangkok Post article > < Bangkok Post article > “As you can see, I wear a mask holder around my neck to signal to others that I am not a threat. I’ve also beautified and accessorised my mask with jewelry and stickers, as it has now become a permanent infrastructure on my face. My colleagues have never seen my real face, but now because of wearing a mask for 24 hours a day, for 6 years, I have terrible acne, so I can’t take the mask off in public anyway. I’m a bit fed up with season 6 now and want to go back to normal, but if I say that out loud then my friends might judge me, so I won’t risk it.” < Bangkok Post article > “My name is tinfoil Dave. You can use my real name in the article, I don’t mind. We’ve seen how the WHO has psychologically profiled each country around the world so that the respective populations can be targeted most effectively with tailored applied behavioural psychology. The strategy employed by the mainstream media in Thailand is based on an assumed high degree of trust in health experts by the public, with a strong acquiescence to authority figures. You might see a news article about Covid, whereas I just see pharma marketing adverts for drugs.”
  10. Exactly! But you give these evil liars too much credit by stating that 'they just don't know'. They DID know from the very start that the spike proteins didn't stay at the injection site but that they would go everywhere in the body (including your brain) via your blood. Of course there was no peer-reviewed evidence of that (hahaha) and so it could be dismissed as 'wild conspiracy theories' until the data proving the obvious became so overwhelming that the narrative had to be adapted again and again.
  11. When you apply for the 1-year extension of your Non Imm O Visa for reason of retirement, and use the 800K 'funds in bank' method to prove that the required amount has never slipped under the 800k and 400K tressholds, at some Imm Offices it is since a couple of years not sufficient anymore to simply show your same-day updated Pass-book. The reason being that there was a bank - and looks from rigeback's response that Bangkok Bank was the culprit - that consolidates the transactions you made on your Savings Account when not regularly (monthly) updating the Pass-book in the Bank or at their outside Pass-book entries updating machine. This in an effort to 'save paper' by not printing every transaction you made in the previous period using your Savings account card, but by consolidating it. The result being that Immigration could not verify anymore whether during that consolidated period you actually maintained the required balance. And instead of only requiring Bangkok Bank Savings Account Pass-book holders to provide evidence of their transactions during those consolidated periods, some Immigration offices want you to provide a 12-month Transactions Overview, which for anybody not banking with Bangkok Bank, will be exactly same as the info in the Pass-book. So a big thank you NOT to Bangkok Bank for having Immigration add that (in most cases useless) document to the 1-year extension documentation requirements.
  12. Yes, that's correct. My Thai bank-account is with Kasikorn Bank, and when sending funds using WISE to a friend that has a Bangkok Bank account, the funds arrive approx 1 day later than mine.
  13. Here a readable version of my earlier post, which was closed because of the formatting issue. Kazuhiro Haraguchi, former Japanese Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, said that he had developed cancer from the covid vaccines he received, and has the evidence to prove it. On Monday 19 May 2025, he tweeted the following: “This is an analysis of my cancer cells. It was determined that the malignant lymphoma had metastasised to the tonsils, but the lesions were removed and sent to a research facility. Even two years after receiving the covid-19 vaccine, spike proteins were found in the malignant lymphoma. Conversely, N proteins were not detected. This indicates that I had not been infected with covid-19. We must put an end to the tragedies caused by the covid-19 vaccine as soon as possible. This data is planned to undergo further detailed analysis and will be used for a research paper.” Source: Kazuhiro Haraguchi on Twitter, 19 May 2025 Copied from: https://markcrispinmiller.substack.com/p/robert-fripp-has-emergency-heart-surgery a substack that posts cases of the global toll of COVID “vaccination,” based on the reports collected by their worldwide team of researchers. = = =
  14. On Monday, Kazuhiro Haraguchi, former Japanese Minister of Internal Affairs and Communications, said that he had developed cancer from the covid vaccines he received, and has the evidence to prove it. On Monday, he tweeted the following: “This is an analysis of my cancer cells. It was determined that the malignant lymphoma had metastasised to the tonsils, but the lesions were removed and sent to a research facility. Even two years after receiving the covid-19 vaccine, spike proteins were found in the malignant lymphoma. Conversely, N proteins were not detected. This indicates that I had not been infected with covid-19. We must put an end to the tragedies caused by the covid-19 vaccine as soon as possible. This data is planned to undergo further detailed analysis and will be used for a research paper.” Source: Kazuhiro Haraguchi on Twitter, 19 May 2025.
  15. When I do my WISE transfer at a time when both my European and Thai bank are open, I receive the transferred funds often in less than a minute on my Thai bank-account. But I do not care so much about the speed. Far more important for me is that I know before clicking GO exactly how much THB I will receive on my Thai bank-account. And that amount is always larger than making use of the so-called 'direct' bank transfer of my European bank where they use the bank exchange-rate and not the mid-exchange rate. But of course you are free to pay more for a slower and less transparent service.
  16. Check how much you would receive using WISE, then do your regular transfer from your UK Bank and see how much you receive on your Thai bank-account. I am pretty sure that with WISE you would receive more as the exchange rate of WISE is the actual mid-rate (and thus you cannot get a better rate) and you only pay an approx 0.7% fee for the transfer service.
  17. Transferring money from your UK Bank-account directly to your Thai bank-account is a slow, expensive and non-transparent method. Obviously, using your UK bank-card to withdraw money from a Thai ATM is even worse. But when transferring money directly from UK to your Thai bank-account the exchange-rate used by your bank for providing that service is more often than not very bad, and sometimes also the receiving Thai bank charges a fee. Several posters in this thread already mentioned WISE. And the reason that people use WISE as 'intermediary' to transfer money to Thailand, is simple > WISE uses the mid-market rate (=the actual exchange rate, the middle of the buyer-sale rate and which changes every minute) and WISE charges a very modest fee for transferring your money to any foreign bank-account, and you will know beforehand exactly how much THB the recipient will receive. Cheap, fast and totally transparent. Do check it out, https://www.wise.com , as it will easily save your hundreds of £ making use of their excellent service.
  18. I disagree with you on the vax-issue, but on this issue I wholeheartedly support you. People do not realize (yet) that only relying on card- or phone payments (or worse: supporting CBDC) opens the door for banks (and governments) to dictate how you spend your money. This because money on your bank-account is not your money anymore, you are a debtor of the bank and the bank can apply rules on how you spend 'their' money. We are all familiar with redrawal limits, but some banks are already experimenting with putting limits on bying certain products/services using woke arguments. Other recent examples are the bank-accounts of the Canadian truckers that were frozen and not accessible anymore (or some GoFundMe accounts) simply because the truckers were not agreeing with Canada's covid-policy. Or the very recent - in some areas - +24 hour electricity blackout in Spain with people not carrying cash unable to use ATMs or pay for the groceries with their bankcards.
  19. I recently visited Australia for 5 weeks, and in many shops they do not accept cash. So during my first week there I opened a Bank-account at ANZ - one of the larger banks in Australia - and I received the debit-card by mail within 3 days. Apart from being able now to also pay at 'no cash' shops, it also had the advantage that I could transfer funds to that account at the best currency exchange rate using WISE.
  20. Imo more cash transactions are actually a good thing. I don't want to be a contributor to the Government's wet dream of a CBDC-controlled cash-less society. Luckily Thailand - although it also would like CBDC to have full control on all transactions you maken - is still very far from that, especially since at many shops they charge a fee when using a credit- or even a debit-card.
  21. The published study concludes that: Among 53402 working-aged Cleveland Clinic employees, we were unable to find that the influenza vaccine has been effective in preventing infection during the 2024-2025 respiratory viral season. And for that +50.000 working-age Cleveland Clinic employees the calculated vaccine effectiveness was negative > −26.9% (95% C.I., −55.0 to −6.6%). What's misleading or confusing about that? - Yes, the study has not yet been peer-reviewed, but the chances that a peer-review would lead to a different conclusion are basically zero, as the authors would have been very cautious not to misrepresent the conclusions as it relates to their own employer. - The study clearly indicates that the population were working-aged Cleveland Clinic employees. It's truly pathetic how @Patong2021 tries to obfuscate the clear factual data from this study with non-relevant objections about its outcome. Of course when you are of working age and generally healthy, it could make you start wondering whether it was really needed that you got the flu-shot this season, when the data from +50.000 people in same category, show that it had NEGATIVE effectiveness.
  22. I agree that it would make the easy road of applying for a Non Imm O Visa at your local Imm Office more difficult as that requires meeting the financial requirements which involves having a personal Thai bank-account. But it has not been made completely impossile as you can of course apply for the 90-day Non Imm O (e)Visa when in your home-country. And on arrival in Thailand you could then open a personal Thai bank-account and transfer the required funds (800K or 400K depending whether you apply for reason of retirement or for reason of Marriage). Such that by the expiry date of your Permission to stay that border-immigration provided you with on entry with that 90-day Non Imm O Visa, the funds have been seasoned for 2 months allowing you to apply at your local Imm Office for a 1-year extension of stay.
  23. Pre-print of a study by world-renowned Cleveland Clinic concludes that "influenza vaccination of working-aged adults was associated with a higher risk of influenza during the 2024-2025 respiratory viral season, suggesting that the vaccine has not been effective in preventing influenza this season." Source: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.30.25321421v3 = = = ABSTRACT Background The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the influenza vaccine during the 2024-2025 respiratory viral season. Methods Employees of Cleveland Clinic in employment in Ohio on October 1, 2024, were included. The cumulative incidence of influenza among those in the vaccinated and unvaccinated states was compared over the following 25 weeks. Protection provided by vaccination (analyzed as a time-dependent covariate) was evaluated using Cox proportional hazards regression. Results Among 53402 employees, 43857 (82.1%) had received the influenza vaccine by the end of the study. Influenza occurred in 1079 (2.02%) during the study. The cumulative incidence of influenza was similar for the vaccinated and unvaccinated states early, but over the course of the study the cumulative incidence of influenza increased more rapidly among the vaccinated than the unvaccinated. In an analysis adjusted for age, sex, clinical nursing job, and employment location, the risk of influenza was significantly higher for the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated state (HR, 1.27; 95% C.I., 1.07 – 1.51; P = 0.007), yielding a calculated vaccine effectiveness of −26.9% (95% C.I., −55.0 to −6.6%). Conclusions This study found that influenza vaccination of working-aged adults was associated with a higher risk of influenza during the 2024-2025 respiratory viral season, suggesting that the vaccine has not been effective in preventing influenza this season. Summary Among 53402 working-aged Cleveland Clinic employees, we were unable to find that the influenza vaccine has been effective in preventing infection during the 2024-2025 respiratory viral season.
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