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Back in 2021, I withdrew my son from his school (a well known private school in the Pattaya area) as I has a feeling he would come back one day and he would be jabbed. Sure enough, one month later, as I still was in the Line group chat, I saw a whole gallery of kids, including his classmates, being Pfizered, with lots of V signs and stupid emojis added to the pics of the masked Good German teachers actively taking part in the endeavour. I've kept a few screenshots of this crime.

Funny how the "evidence-based educated smarter individuals" don't answer that…

"and benefits of vaccination are not considered to outweigh the potential harms" This single segment invalidates 90% of what the pro-vaxxers said for 4 years, some of which (though not many) are still here, pathetically throwing their ailing weight around with their obsolete talking points. If they were even half as smart as they think they are, they would at least understand now is the time to STFU.

It's a cult.

VID_20250605_005141_383.mp4 The vaccine conversation everyone needs to hear just happened on Joe Rogan’s podcast. • 72 doses of 17 vaccines between birth and age 18 • 29 doses of 9 vaccines just to attend kindergarten • Daycare kids get multiple doses of 13 vaccines Joe Rogan’s wake-up moment: “Why would you give a baby a Hep B shot on DAY ONE for a sexually transmitted disease? Totally unnecessary and crazy.” He added, “Tetanus is not dangerous. If you have an open wound with tetanus, you just wash it out and you won’t get tetanus. The number of cases? ZERO.” Aaron Rodgers nailed it: Parents deserve informed consent—not doctors getting KICKBACKS while gaslighting families about vaccine risks. The childhood vaccine schedule has exploded since 1986, when the Vaccine Injury Act was signed into law, shielding manufacturers from liability. Is it any coincidence that chronic illness in kids has skyrocketed, too? Source: Dr. Sherri Tenpenny

IMG_7007.MP4 RFK Jr on the autism crisis: “For the first time, it’s not just fringe characters who are talking about this. This is the Government of the United States that has for the first time characterized this issue, and said ‘there is a problem’, and the cause of the problem is food, medication, lack of exercise, and so on.” "And so on": we'll see what that includes, there's definitely an item missing in his list there (and he knows it).

It's a mental illness.

It is a real ailment requiring professional and specialised support. Similarly to addictions, the first step will be for the sufferers to admit they have a problem. "Hello, I am [AN member name] and I have "Trump D******ment S******e".

The only way to know that would be to go back in time, not get vaxxed and see what happens.

Excatly, the pro-vax rationale is essentially based on a projection of "what would have happened if…", not what actually happened.

Phew!

It's a very common female Thai name: จอย

That meeting happened last year, after people left in droves following the insane censorship which happened during Covid. They seem to have managed to save the ship from sinking, by finally treating people as adults instead of children who are to be told what is good or bad.

So you're American? This certainly isn't the case in Europe.

As far as I am concerned, the former. That's what service and relational jobs are all about, if one isn't a "people person", IMO they should change jobs (as I did).

From my days working in the hospitality industry in Europe, I recall the standard among clients/customers was: Above-standard service: tip Normal service: no tip Below-standard service: complaint The systematic tip thing is an American specificity, as far as I know. The average Thai, when receiving a delivery costing 54 baht, will give 60 baht and wait to receive their 6 baht change, and nobody expects it to be any different. I don't think it should be an automatic thing to do, and doing it probably contributes to the cliché that farangs have money to waste.

Dr. McCullough: "I've never seen any drug or biological product that's that dangerous" "I'm greatly concerned that there is subclinical myocarditis ... that sets up people for the risk of sudden cardiac arrest months to years after the [COVID-19] shots." VID_20250601_021225_575.mp4

A bit early to draw conclusions, isn't it? Let's see what the pharmaceutical industry looks like by 2026 – I'm anticipating it will be on a clear downwards spiral.

A guy on this forum (I forget who) once told me he had an accident with an Index helmet, with contact to the head which would have definitely seriously injured or killed him if he hadn't been wearing it. He was unscathed, so yeah, they're definitely okay, I owned a couple myself in the past. ID is fine too, in the 1-2k baht range.

Incorrect in my experience, the vast majority of them wear helmets. This is a great initiative, the mere fact that it is even mentioned/considered is a step forward. It will take a while to come to fruition but as long there is a will, there will be results. Already much more Thais wear helmets now than when I moved here in 2009. And yes, of course sidecar riders should wear a helmet.

Good to know and indeed unusual.

I think this is definitely true for some people. Yet I believe quite a few are not fundamentally dishonest, but were led to hold dishonest positions because of their unwaivering faith in the Science dogma. Also take into account the moral dilemma of having often pushed this on people close to them, and of course they repeatedly took it themselves. How can one admit that these shots actually are dangerous when one has repeatedly gotten them? It would take tremendous strength to overcome the psychological barriers of denial. In a sense, it is a very interesting experiment on human psychology.

I drank from one of those in a Suvarnabhumi waiting area once a few years ago, I thought it tasted a bit strange, but still drank half the cup as I was thirsty. I caught a stomach bug which lasted a couple of days and was pretty unpleasant… so I'm never drinking from these things again, I'd much rather buy an overpriced bottle.

Persistent inflammation is a cause of cancer. We are gradually moving away from the notion that concerns about the Covid vaccines are confined to the realms of YouTube quackery. It is becoming increasingly difficult to dismiss said concerns as "misinformation-driven memes on social media" and the like. The difficulty for those who have supported these vaccines unequivocally from the start, and consistently belittled their critics as ill-informed, uneducated and of lesser intelligence, will be to have the humility to admit they were wrong. I appreciate just how challenging this is.

It does not mean it has been proven, but it is worth listening to and at least considering he might be onto something. Here you go: According to a peer-reviewed study published this month in Immunity, Inflammation and Disease, young adults who received a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine showed elevated spike protein production a year or more after vaccination, which is significantly longer than the spike protein is said and expected to remain in the body. Participants exhibited elevated levels of multiple proinflammatory cytokines – the proteins which help regulate the immune system – signifying a persistent immune response to the messenger RNA. Altered Circulating Cytokine Profile Among mRNA-Vaccinated Young Adults: A Year-Long Follow-Up Study https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/iid3.70194