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Health Canada Confirms Undisclosed Presence of DNA Sequence in Pfizer Covid-19 Shot
Clearest sign all of the OP's posts above are just another episode of his unrelenting tidal wave of anti-vax nonsense. Look at the subject topic in the OP, and then try to find any credible major news media outlet reporting the Epoch Times latest claims. The answer you'll find is NONE! https://youtu.be/nGOEc_9WFcw -
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Trump’s Bold Proposal to End Gaza’s Cycle of Suffering
Not as simple as you present it, Palestinian would actually have received 73%, possibly extensible to a maximum of 92% (by Israel definition of the West Bank. On top of it, the Palestinian territory would have not been contiguous. Arafat didn't not trust the Israeli for the extension and thought he was being scammed. He may have been right, in particular when considering that the Israeli RW was against it. "Based on the Israeli definition of the West Bank, Barak offered to form a Palestinian state initially on 73% of the West Bank (that is, 27% less than the Green Line borders) and 100% of the Gaza Strip. In 10–25 years, the Palestinian state would expand to a maximum of 92% of the West Bank (91 percent of the West Bank and 1 percent from a land swap).[14][16] From the Palestinian perspective this equated to an offer of a Palestinian state on a maximum of 86% of the West Bank.[14]" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000_Camp_David_Summit -
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Pattaya Responds to Criticism Over Viral Video of Indian Tourists Sleeping on Beach
LOL! As I see it, Thailand have really struggled to get all kind of "tourist" to the country! They have really managed that.... 🤣- 1
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Israeli Tourists Fined for Hospital Chaos
The transcription below features news stories from Thailand and across Southeast Asia, as covered in Good Morning Thailand with Alex and Jay. Topics range from Israeli tourists fined for hospital chaos to Thailand reclaiming its title as Southeast Asia’s top tourist destination. Israeli Tourists Fined for Hospital Chaos Four Israeli men were fined 3,000 baht each for disrupting Pai Hospital in Mae Hong Son. They attempted to enter the emergency room without permission and caused a scene when denied entry. Hospital staff accused them of repeated misconduct, while locals complained about their illegal work and unlicensed motorbike use. Smoking Ban U-Turn at Thai Airports Sparks Backlash Airports of Thailand (AoT) faces criticism for proposing smoking rooms at Suvarnabhumi Airport, reversing a seven-year ban. Health experts warn it could damage Thailand’s reputation and pose health risks. Advocates urge the government to maintain smoke-free policies. Mummified Infant Bodies Found in Shocking Delivery Police in Sa Kaeo intercepted a package containing two mummified infant bodies bound for Chiang Mai. The sender admitted delivering them for a self-proclaimed black magician, who planned to resell them to Chinese tourists. Authorities are investigating possible human remains trafficking. Hua Hin Property Scam Costs Couple 15.2M Baht An American man and his Thai wife lost 15.2 million baht after a real estate firm resold their purchased land. Two of the three refund cheques bounced, and the couple refuses to accept the house without land ownership. A legal expert suspects fraud and is urging authorities to act. 3-Metre Snake Found Stuck in Toilet A 3-metre fish-eating snake got stuck in a Samut Songkhram toilet, forcing emergency crews to break the fixture for removal. Firefighters safely released the snake into the wild. A firefighter advised residents to flush before use to avoid similar surprises. Foreigner Causes Uproar for Working in Thai-Only Job A viral video of a foreigner working as a masseur in Phuket sparked outrage, as Thai law reserves such jobs for locals. Authorities caught 721 cases of foreigners working in restricted jobs last year. Offenders face fines, deportation, and employers risk severe penalties. British Journalist Blacklisted in Cambodia Cambodia blacklisted British journalist Gerald Flynn over visa issues, but Flynn claims it’s retaliation for exposing environmental corruption. Rights groups warn press freedom is deteriorating under Prime Minister Hun Manet, as journalists face arrests, harassment, and even violence. Malaysia’s Proposed Event Rules Stir Controversy Malaysia’s proposed rules requiring approval for Muslims to attend non-Muslim events have sparked backlash. Critics warn the move threatens national unity, while supporters argue it upholds Islamic values. Politicians and activists have called for the religious affairs minister’s resignation. Indonesia’s President Prabowo Warns Ministers President Prabowo Subianto warned ministers to perform or be replaced. Promising zero tolerance for inefficiency and corruption, he signaled potential cabinet reshuffles to enforce accountability. Thailand Reclaims Southeast Asia’s Top Tourist Spot Thailand welcomed 35.5 million foreign tourists in 2024, reclaiming its spot as Southeast Asia’s most-visited country. Visa-free programs for Chinese and Indian travelers fueled the surge, prompting neighboring countries to ease their visa policies to stay competitive. -
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USAID: The Big Exposure Reveals...
Giving some 20 year old former hacker access to everyone's social security numbers and personal data. What could go wrong? The deep state may be the least of your worries with Big Balls playing with your social and all your other info in government systems. One of these wunderkinds had to quit after being linked to racist posts on X. Scary these people have not gone through any type of background checks. -
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Is Sukhumvit Soi 24 the best mix of everything in 2025?
Indeed…. We lived on Soi 20 for a couple of years… … the traffic was hideous & prevented us from getting out to restaurants etc on many evenings… Fridays was insane… We since moved further out & have far better access to many other options.
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