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Reform UK Seen as Stronger and More Trustworthy Than Conservatives, Poll Suggests
The "conseratives" blew it by being liberal lite, and there hasn't been a real conserative party in the UK for like 30 years or so. The Tories (won't called them conseratives because they aren't) had 14 years to sort it out, but blew it through ignoring peoples' concerns and pandering to lefty BS... coming home to roost now. So many voters have become disillusioned with not just the Tories, but Liebour too, hence to surge in support for Reform. The UK is shot, so is the two party system... and don't even bother to mention the Illiberal Undemocrats as that would be a return to communism. The winds of change are blowing and the lefties are going to shed tears, through their own making, at upcoming elections in Europe... much blubbing there will be and heard on the moon it will. -
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BBC Faces More Serious Accusations of Bias in Gaza Hostage Release Coverage
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 18 February 2025
Tourist's Brain Invaded by Rare Worms Post-Exotic Holiday File photo for reference only A 30-year-old American woman, recently back from her dream holiday touring Hawaii, Japan, and Thailand, found herself battling rare brain-infesting worms after returning home. Initially misdiagnosed with anxiety, the woman, from New England, USA, experienced severe headaches and a strange burning in her limbs, only to later discover she was hosting the dangerous rat lungworm, scientifically named Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1352149-tourists-brain-invaded-by-rare-worms-post-exotic-holiday/ -
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Pattaya Drama: Woman Assaulted After Confronting Cheating Indian Boyfriend
TAT draws low-lifes from around the world... because numbers matter, quality doesn't -
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A Fable of Woe from the Fraught Streets of Pattaya
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Tourist's Brain Invaded by Rare Worms Post-Exotic Holiday
File photo for reference only A 30-year-old American woman, recently back from her dream holiday touring Hawaii, Japan, and Thailand, found herself battling rare brain-infesting worms after returning home. Initially misdiagnosed with anxiety, the woman, from New England, USA, experienced severe headaches and a strange burning in her limbs, only to later discover she was hosting the dangerous rat lungworm, scientifically named Angiostrongylus cantonensis. Her journey began with a week in bustling Bangkok, sampling local cuisine yet avoiding raw dishes, then led her to Tokyo for sushi-filled days, winding up on Hawaii's shores, where fresh salads and seafood added to her exotic culinary adventure. Unbeknownst to her, these heavenly meals had a hidden nightmare lurking within. Despite being sent home from A&E with dismissals of anxiety, her condition worsened, as doctors struggled to unravel the true cause behind her agony. Eventually, a deeper probe revealed the parasitic culprit — a rare worm contracted through larva-laden produce and seafood. The life cycle of this worm is intricate. It proliferates within rats, whose excrements infect snails and slugs, which can unintentionally end up in foods like raw veggies. Unfortunately, Hawaii, a tourist paradise, has recorded notable occurrences of the parasite, alarmingly affecting global travellers. Doctors promptly intervened with a two-week course of steroids, helping the woman regain her health after a grueling ordeal. Despite the worm’s ability to infiltrate the brain, it often doesn’t survive long enough to mature fully. Her harrowing experience serves as a stark reminder of the unseen dangers that can accompany exotic travel and cuisine, urging tourists to exercise caution when indulging abroad, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-18
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