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Food for Thought > A Common Sense vaccine statement and a BS one...
Of course the measles didn't help, however we don't know what main factors led to this unfortunate outcome: she died of respiratory failure after having been given the wrong antibiotic, that much is certain. On a macro-level, three deaths is statistically insignificant and can't reasonably be used as a basis to draw conclusions and/or principles. I have no problem with my posts being seen as conspiratorial, but in this instance, it led to a misreading and erroneous conclusion. It isn't the sole reason for my stance, but it certainly didn't help… To be honest, I don't recall the details, I just know some doctors (not all of them) backed my sister in her decision to not give him any more jabs, and she managed to get the required paperwork, though it wasn't easy and as I said, she still is regularly "pushed" to reconsider. Well that's where my conspiratorial mind kicks in… The VAERS system is notoriously flawed and doesn't catch most injuries. In any case, the vaccine industry is worth hundreds of billions, can I imagine inconvenient stats being left aside? Yes, I certainly can. A 2025 study, 22 years after this one, will be welcome. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 22 April 2025
UPDATE Army Sergeant Detained for Interrogation After Fatally Shooting Wife in Ratchaburi Picture courtesy of Matichon. A army sergeant has been taken into custody for questioning on 21 April, following the fatal shooting of his wife in their bedroom late on the night of 20 April in Photharam District, Ratchaburi Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358241-army-sergeant-guns-down-wife-in-jealous-rage-in-front-of-child-in-ratchaburi/#findComment-19748136 -
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British Man Killed, Set on Fire by Mob in Remote Ecuadorian Village Amid Vigilante Violence
British Man Killed by Mob in Remote Ecuadorian Village Amid Vigilante Violence A British man has reportedly died in a remote Ecuadorian village after being dragged from a police station by a mob, beaten, and set on fire. According to several Ecuadorian media outlets, the man succumbed to severe burns following the brutal assault, which occurred in Playas del Cuyabeno, a small and isolated community nestled in the Amazon rainforest. The individual, whose identity has yet to be officially confirmed by authorities, was initially detained by local police after being accused of involvement in a fatal shooting. The exact circumstances of the alleged crime remain unclear, but his arrest appears to have incited anger among local residents. Ecuavisa, a prominent Ecuadorian news source, reported that the man was being held at a small police station in the village when a crowd of people forcibly entered the building and removed him. Once outside, he was reportedly attacked and set alight in the street, ultimately dying from his injuries. Another report by local outlet EXTRA.ec described how specialist police units were unable to reach the area in time to prevent the killing due to the village’s extreme remoteness. Playas del Cuyabeno is only accessible via river routes, complicating the logistics of rapid law enforcement intervention. Police officers stationed in the village are said to have made the decision not to intervene when the mob arrived, citing fears for their own safety. With limited resources and no immediate backup, the officers were reportedly overwhelmed by the size and aggression of the crowd. The UK Foreign Office has acknowledged the reports and is currently working with local authorities in Ecuador to establish the full circumstances surrounding the incident. “It is understood the UK Foreign Office is following up reports about the incident and working with local authorities to confirm the details,” a spokesperson said. The attack has drawn attention to the escalating violence and lawlessness in some parts of Ecuador, particularly in rural or hard-to-reach areas where state authority is often weak or absent. In recent years, vigilante justice has become an increasingly dangerous phenomenon in regions struggling with high crime and limited police presence. While the man’s nationality has been widely reported as British, neither UK nor Ecuadorian officials have formally confirmed his identity or the specific charges that led to his detention. Investigations into both the alleged shooting and the mob attack are ongoing, but progress may be hindered by the region’s inaccessibility and volatile conditions. This tragic incident underscores the complex and perilous dynamics at play in some parts of Ecuador, where community frustrations and fears can erupt into deadly violence, often outside the reach of formal justice. Adpated by ASEAN Now from Sky News 2025-04-22 -
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Crime Army Sergeant Guns Down Wife in Jealous Rage in Front of Child in Ratchaburi
UPDATE Army Sergeant Detained for Interrogation After Fatally Shooting Wife in Ratchaburi Picture courtesy of Matichon. A army sergeant has been taken into custody for questioning on 21 April, following the fatal shooting of his wife in their bedroom late on the night of 20 April in Photharam District, Ratchaburi Province. The suspect, identified as Sergeant Major First Class Taweesak, a soldier stationed at a military base in Ratchaburi, allegedly used a firearm to shoot and kill his 28-year-old wife, Ms Natthaya, inside their home in the subdistrict of Chet Samian. Following the incident, the suspect fled the scene but later surrendered himself to authorities. On 21 April, investigators at Photharam Police Station, accompanied by officers from the Judge Advocate General’s Department (military legal division), brought Sgt Maj Taweesak to the station’s second-floor interrogation room for questioning. According to preliminary reports, jealousy may have been the motive for the crime. While friends and acquaintances described Sgt Maj Taweesak as normally mild-mannered, it is believed that he may have acted out of sudden rage. Due to his status as a military officer, legal proceedings are expected to be handled by a military court. However, if the offence is found to have been committed in conjunction with a civilian matter, jurisdiction could be transferred to the Ratchaburi Provincial Court. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities prepare to seek detention orders from the military court. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Matichon. -- 2025-04-22 -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
The point is to say TikTok does not exist in China is disengenuous. No one is worried whether or not the Chinese can view TikTok or not. This red herring on the thread was created by a Putin apologist to distract.. The Chinese can and do access Tiktok using a VPN, but most don't, because the same content is shared on Douyin. And Zelensky didn't say the Russians are recruiting Chinese via Tiktok. He said recruitment is via Tiktok and other Chinese social networks. The Russian defending dimwits skip over this bit, as they do their master's bidding. https://www.newsweek.com/russia-ukraine-china-prisoners-tiktok-2057790 https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/apr/10/russia-social-media-ads-videos-recruiting-china-mercenaries https://www.businessinsider.com/chinese-pow-wang-guangjun-videos-join-russia-social-media-ukraine-2025-4 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-04-14/posts-on-chinese-social-media-lure-men-to-russian-army/105168610 https://www.2cr.com.au/俄軍招募廣告現身中國社群平台引發對中國公民參/ https://eadaily.com/en/news/2025/04/12/youre-a-man-repke-fished-out-a-chinese-recruitment-video-in-the-russian-army https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/opinion/article/3307106/chinese-fighters-ukraine-and-global-pipeline-feeding-russias-war-machine -
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Trump can Pave Way for Lasting Immigration Reform after Border Success
Why educate people, that ultimately might be your foes? So Harvard can make bank? Do you think China would give all their STEM advancements to us if the shoe was on the other foot? It's basically national security at this point. I didn't vote for Trump.
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