Some in Mueller's team see report as more damaging to Trump than Barr summary: New York Times
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Crime Drunken Foreign Tourists Assault Thai Woman, Locals Step In with Brutal Response
About a week has passed since this incident took place. Has there been any follow-up information about what happened or the nationality of the two guys who got beaten? I know it's been suggested they were Jews, but that seemed to be based on what could be a sarcastic question on a Facebook page rather than hard information. Just wondering. -
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Report Cambodia Masses 12,000 Soldiers at Thai Border Amid Tensions
Yrs, and the Cambodian people living on that border are going nuts, because they usually cross into Thailand to buy produce which they take back into Cambodia to sell to the Cambodian people. Talking about tons of Veg, pork, beef, chiken, and fruit every day. -
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Report Cambodia Masses 12,000 Soldiers at Thai Border Amid Tensions
But what for? They both have rice and cassava, hookers and beaches, buffalo and fish. Share the temple, land and resources. Idiots can't understand equality. Ukraine isn't teaching bystanders a lesson? -
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Fun Quiz > Covid-19 mRNA Vax harm denial - At which stage are you?
This is precisely what should have happened. It didn't because money was the prime motive. Not health care. What you are advocating here (isolation of the vulnerable, and let the world continue as normal) was the proposed approach in the Great Barrington Declaration. Despite hundred of thousands endorsements, that at first glance sensible - basically protect the vulnerable and create herd-immunity - approach was 'killed' by a mob of hysterics fearful of the Big Bad Virus, led by the evil Big Pharma cronies Collins and Fauci. At the time (October 2020) I signed that declaration. Not because I was fearful of Covid-19 ('cases' were fraudulently boosted to increase the scare-factor, and actual figures showed that there was no global pandemic). But I signed it because it was a far better alternative than the ridiculous one-size-fits-all mitigation measures that were to be forced on everybody, and were actually meant to pave the way for the disastrous 'vax-solution'. On hindsight I should not have signed that Great Barrington Declaration (even though it didn't make a difference), as even at the time I did not believe in its faulty premises. But it was a choice for the lesser evil... Prof dr Norman FENTON expressed this as follows: Also, unlike almost every other public covid dissident (“permitted” or otherwise presumably genuine) I refused to sign the widely acclaimed Great Barrington Declaration in October 2020. There were two reasons for this: Even then, I did not believe there was a major pandemic; the GBD assumed there was. Even if there was a major pandemic, I was repulsed by the idea that anybody should be forced into a lockdown. The GBD was recommending “targeted protection” for “the elderly and infirm”. So, while the GBD was asserting that the young and healthy should be allowed to to go about their lives as normal, it was also asserting that the elderly and infirm should be locked down even if it was against their will. -
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Epithets for life - do you have any?
I have met many who played the game as everyday where their last, and they finely had it right.
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