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  1. Sudden infant death syndrome not caused by vaccines. The cause of sudden death syndrome is unknown but babies not having their vaccine is a definite cause of death to which you are contributing. All your conspiracy theories about vaccinations actually harm not just the stupid individuals who believe them but they damage the community and society at large. Because herd immunity is required. Now that parents are not giving their kids measles shots we are seeing death by measles for the first time in decades. It's a horrible way to go and completely unnecessary given that we have and excellent vaccine to protect against measles. Please stop using this platform for your unsubstantiated, crazy ideas. Why don't you take them to a medical forum instead? POLIO VACCINE has saved so many people from so much pain, misery and death it makes your ramblings look pathetic.
  2. You can find places albeit illegal all round India & Kathmandu where dope is really common. In Manali in the Himalayas people "rub their own hashish" from the plants growing wild in the fields. It's a famous place or used to be.
  3. Hey..calm down. Don't take it personally. It's more likely he's not as smart as you; I'm certainly not and I've lived out there for years in Libya, Kuwait, Saudi and also spent time in Kashmir & Pakistan & Afghanistan & Turkey & Morroco & Tunisia and have given a lot of thoughts and consideration to the crusades but I don't know all that you know. I know more about the Arab side of things. Cheers.
  4. :The secondary issue according to people that are quite knowledgeable is that the average Philippine guy tends to have some real talent when it comes to street fighting, many know martial arts, many are very good with sticks and knives, so trying to defend yourself against your typical street thug is not going to be an easy task, unless you're a talented and well trained fighter. " Sounds like you are describing Thailand and the Thais!
  5. About time too! It's a nest of vipers. Nothing good ever came out of Gaza and nothing will in the future. It's mainly a training ground for terrorist and racist haters.
  6. Nurseries in England bring in Covid-style protocols as measles cases rise Staff deploy infection controls and step up cleaning as cases pass 500 for year to date and after one child dies Jessica Murray Social affairs correspondent Sat 19 Jul 2025 06.00 BST Share Parents and experts have voiced alarm over rising measles cases, with nurseries bringing in Covid-style isolation protocols to clamp down on outbreaks. There have been more than 500 confirmed cases in England in 2025, the majority in young children. A child died at Alder Hey hospital in Liverpool on Sunday after contracting the infectious disease. With cases increasing and vaccine uptake in some parts of the country worryingly low, nurseries are bringing back infection control measures last used during the pandemic to keep children safe and ease parents’ fears. Adam Rowles’ two-year-old daughter attends a nursery in south-east London that recently had four cases of measles. Although his daughter is fully vaccinated, his six-month-old son is due to start attending the nursery before his first birthday, when he would be eligible for his first measles jab. Rowles said: “It’s alarming, isn’t it? Because it’s something that you think has been eradicated, and we don’t have to worry about any more, but then all of a sudden here we are. It’s just baffling.” He has asked about postponing his son’s nursery place until he is vaccinated but was told that would cost him his place. The nursery said it had implemented strict protocols, such as dividing up walking and nonwalking babies to reduce the spread of infection and had brought back “Covid levels of cleaning”. “We felt slightly more at ease, but still not fully at ease,” said Rowles. “It made what seemed really bad and quite scary, still scary but less so. We’re basically just going to have to hope for the best for five months. And we have grandparents on hand to help if we have to take him out of there, if it comes to that.” Melanie Pilcher of the Early Years Alliance, which represents providers, said nurseries were equipped to deal with outbreaks after the Covid pandemic and were starting to bring back similar infection control procedures. “They’re using all those good hygiene practices, staff have got PPE, they’ve got aprons, gloves, some settings still keep masks,” she said. “They’re doing everything they can, while obviously not scaring the children either. “Thanks to Covid, we got very savvy at knowing what we needed to do in the case of a very serious illness occurring like this. It is a very real and present danger.” Pilcher said many nurseries were asking whether they could turn away unvaccinated children: “They can’t, and it wouldn’t be right to turn children away because it is a parental choice at the end of the day, and we have to respect that.” Experts said measles vaccine uptake had decreased in part because of misinformation online, missed appointments in the pandemic and limited access to GP appointments Helen Bedford, a professor of children’s health at UCL, said inequality driven by poverty was the key underlying issue. “People talk about vaccine hesitancy and true, people do have questions, they have concerns. But the biggest problem really is about access. Under-immunisation goes hand in hand with poverty,” she said. Parents being unable to take time off work to get their child to a vaccination appointment, or unable to afford the transport to get there, were regularly cited as reasons why children had not had both doses of the measles, mumps and rubella jab. Prof Matt Ashton, the director of public health for Liverpool, where measles vaccine uptake is 73% compared with 84% across England, said: “Measles is a disease people are used to not seeing. And people have complex, difficult lives, aligned
  7. It's part of the politicisation of kids. They are an excellent propaganda too for all those bleeding heart liberals who have never been to the Middle East, or North Africa and know nothing of our slavery under the Arabs. And when the kids grow up to be adults they have become the next generation of fighters, murderers & savages ready to join Hamas and Hezbollah. Why aren't the HOSTAGES FREE YET.? When will Hamas release the hostages? I don't see any Muslim nations campaigning for the freedom of the hostages.
  8. If you are wealthy you just buy or hire a new one within a few hours.
  9. We have the same in Pratumnak; lower Pratumnak- Arabs including Kuwaitis. Upper Pratumnak it's Russians
  10. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/epstein-files-list-trump-bondi-b2792107.html Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s former girlfriend, was convicted in 2021 of sex trafficking in connection with Epstein’s activities Prince Andrew, Duke of York, second son of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain. Brother of King Charles III Bill Clinton, former US president Donald Trump, businessman and U.S. president Hillary Clinton, former first lady to Bill Clinton, US secretary of state under Barack Obama, and US presidential candidate David Copperfield, American stage magician John Connelly, New York police detective turned investigative journalist, who investigated Epstein Alan Dershowitz, prolific lawyer and media pundit who represented Epstein in 2006 Leonardo DiCaprio, actor and film producer famous for his roles in Titanic and Inception Al Gore, former US vice president under Bill Clinton Richard Branson, British billionaire and business magnate, founder of the Virgin Group Stephen Hawking, British physicist and science author Ehud Barak, former Israeli prime minister Michael Jackson, famed musician known as the “King of Pop” Marvin Minsky, artificial intelligence pioneer Kevin Spacey, actor known for his roles in Se7en and House of Cards, was found not guilty of sexual assault in 2023 George Lucas, American film director and creator of the Star Wars saga Jean Luc Brunel, French model agency boss and alleged Epstein co-conspirator who died in an apparent suicide while awaiting trial Cate Blanchett, Australian actor who starred in The Lord of the Rings and Tár Naomi Campbell, British model Heidi Klum, German-US model Sharon Churcher, British journalist Bruce Willis, actor famous for his roles in Die Hard and The Sixth Sense Sir Mick Jagger, lead singer of The Rolling Stones Bianca Jagger, activist and wife of The Rolling Stones frontman, Sir Mick Jagger Bill Richardson, former governor of New Mexico Cameron Diaz, actor who starred in Shrek and There’s Something About Mary Chris Rock, comedian and actor who starred in Beverly Hills Cop II Ralph Fiennes, actor who starred in the Grand Budapest Hotel Alec Baldwin, actor who starred in Pearl Harbor Courtney Love, guitarist, songwriter, actress who was married Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain Glenn Dubin, an American hedge fund manager who was allegedly Friends with Epstein Eva Andersson-Dubin, former Miss Sweden and wife of Glenn Dubin, who once dated Epstein Noam Chomsky, linguist and political philosopher Tom Pritzker, American tycoon and philanthropist Chris Tucker, American comedian and actor known for his role in the Rush Hour films Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, former wife of Prince Andrew Robert F Kennedy Jr, American politician and conspiracy theorist James Michael Austrich Juan and Maria Alessi, husband and wife, working at Epstein’s home in Florida Janusz Banasiak, served as Epstein’s Palm Beach house manager Bella Klein or Klen (documents differ), a former accountant in Epstein’s New York office Leslie or Lesley Groff (documents differ), Epstein’s former secretary, who was named as a co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal but reportedly will not be charged Victoria Bean Rebecca Boylan Dana Burns Ron Eppinger, sex trafficker Daniel Estes Annie Farmer, accused Epstein of sexual assault Maria Farmer, Annie Farmer’s sister, who also accused Epstein of sexual assault Anouska De Georgiou, a model who accused Epstein of rape Louis Freeh, former FBI director Frédéric Fekkai, celebrity hairstylist Alexandra Fekkai, son of celebrity hairstylist Jo Jo Fontanella, Epstein’s butler Doug Band, longtime Bill Clinton aide who says he urged Mr Clinton to cut ties with Epstein Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, accused Prince Andrew of sexual assault Lynn Miller, mother of Virginia Giuffre Crystal Figueroa, sister of Anthony Figueroa, who dated Virginia Giuffre in the early 2000s Anthony Figueroa, Virginia Roberts’ former boyfriend Eric Gany Meg Garvin, represented Virginia Giuffre Sheridan Gibson-Butte, Ross Gow, Maxwell’s press agent Fred Graff Robert Giuffre Philip Guderyon Alexandra Hall Joanna Harrison Shannon Harrison Victoria Hazel Brittany Henderson Brett Jaffe Forest Jones Sarah Kellen, Epstein’s former assistant, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal Adriana Ross, Epstein’s former assistant, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal Carol Kess Dr Steven Olson Stephen Kaufmann Wendy Leigh, author Peter Listerman Tom Lyons Nadia Marcinkova, alleged friend of Epstein’s, named as an unindicted co-conspirator in his 2008 plea deal Bob Meister Jamie Melanson Donald Morrell David Mullen David Norr Joe Pagano May Paluga Stanley Pottinger Detective Joe Recarey, former Palm Beach police officer who investigated reports of sexual abuse against children by Epstein Chief Michael Reiter, responsible for investigation of sexual abuse against children by Epstein Rinaldo and Debra Rizzo, husband and wife who worked for Epstein’s alleged friend Glenn Dubin Sky Roberts Kimblerley Roberts Lynn Roberts Haley Robson, named as a “teen recruiter” for Epstein in police documents Dave Rodgers, private jet pilot for Epstein Alfredo Rodriquez, butler at Epstein’s Florida home Scott Rothinson Forest Sawyer Dough Schoetlle,investigator Johanna Sjoberg, claims she was sexually abused while underage by Epstein. Also claimed Prince Andrew touched her breast Cecilia Stein Marianne Strong Mark Tafoya Emmy Taylor, Maxwell’s ex-personal assistant Brent Tindall Kevin Thompson Ed Tuttle Les Wexner, founder of L Brands and a former business partner of Epstein Abigail Wexner, wife of Les Wexner Cresenda Valdes Emma Vaghan Anthony Valladares Christina Venero, licensed massage therapist Maritza Vazquez Vicky Ward, investigative journalist and author who claims she was blocked from covering Epstein’s misdeeds while working at Vanity Fair Jarred Weisfield Sharon White Courtney Wild Daniel Wilson Mark Zeff, New York decorator Kelly Spamm, unknown person listed as flying on Epstein’s private jet Alexandra Dixon, unknown person listed in Epstein’s ‘little black book’ Alfredo Rodriguez, Epstein’s former household manager, jailed in 2012 for hiding and trying to sell Epstein’s ‘black book’ Ricardo Legorreta, Mexican designer listed as a passenger on Epstein’s private jet Dr Chris Donahue, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre, included on a list of all her previous medical providers requested by Maxwell’s defence team Dr Wah Wah, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Judith Lightfoot, psychologist who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Karen Kutikoff, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Carol Hayek, psychiatrist who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr John Harris, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Darshanee Majaliyana, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr John Harris, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Mona Devansean, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Scott Robert Geiger, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Dr Michele Streeter, physician who treated Virginia Giuffre Donna Oliver, physician assistant who treated Virginia Giuffre https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/epstein-files-list-trump-bondi-b2792107.html
  11. I think scams are really rare. That's why on those RARE occasions that they do happen they make the news and we read about them but how many people can honestly say that they have been scammed?
  12. I was trapped in a lift for hours in 1967 at Toronto Airport. I was alone as my family had gone. It was quite frightening for a while. I was 14 years old.
  13. Thousands of premature babies in the UK can now be protected against a common winter virus which can cause a dangerous lung infection, and sometimes kill. The injection will provide them "with a protective bubble" against RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) in time for the colder months, NHS medics said. Most babies are protected via vaccination late in pregnancy, but babies born before 32 weeks are more vulnerable to life-threatening infections from the virus. From late September, 9,000 babies and young children at risk across the UK will be offered a dose of the drug nirsevimab through the NHS. RSV usually causes coughs and colds, but can make some children very ill with breathing problems, pneumonia and a lung infection called bronchiolitis. According to NHS England, premature babies are three times more likely to go to hospital with RSV and are 10 times more likely to need intensive care compared with full-term babies. Every year around 30,000 children in the UK aged under five need hospital care because of the virus, and around 30 don't survive. The drug offers six months' protection in a single dose, and is more than 80% effective. Neo-natal clinics will deliver the injection to premature babies. Families of vulnerable infants with heart or lung conditions or weakened immune systems will be advised by their medical teams how to get the jab before this winter. "It will offer a long-lasting defence, helping to avoid unnecessary hospitalisations and serious illness, giving babies the best possible start in life and shielding them from harm," said Dr Claire Fuller, co-national medical director for NHS England. Ill baby's mum urges pregnant women to get RSV jab RSV jab could cut baby hospitalisations by 80% - study
  14. Thousands of premature babies in the UK can now be protected against a common winter virus which can cause a dangerous lung infection, and sometimes kill. The injection will provide them "with a protective bubble" against RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) in time for the colder months, NHS medics said. Most babies are protected via vaccination late in pregnancy, but babies born before 32 weeks are more vulnerable to life-threatening infections from the virus. From late September, 9,000 babies and young children at risk across the UK will be offered a dose of the drug nirsevimab through the NHS. RSV usually causes coughs and colds, but can make some children very ill with breathing problems, pneumonia and a lung infection called bronchiolitis. According to NHS England, premature babies are three times more likely to go to hospital with RSV and are 10 times more likely to need intensive care compared with full-term babies. Every year around 30,000 children in the UK aged under five need hospital care because of the virus, and around 30 don't survive. The drug offers six months' protection in a single dose, and is more than 80% effective. Neo-natal clinics will deliver the injection to premature babies. Families of vulnerable infants with heart or lung conditions or weakened immune systems will be advised by their medical teams how to get the jab before this winter. "It will offer a long-lasting defence, helping to avoid unnecessary hospitalisations and serious illness, giving babies the best possible start in life and shielding them from harm," said Dr Claire Fuller, co-national medical director for NHS England. Ill baby's mum urges pregnant women to get RSV jab RSV jab could cut baby hospitalisations by 80% - study This good news for little, weak babies born prematurely and thus susceptible to bacterial infections because they lack the natural strength to fight them.
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