Anutin confident on Thailand’s vaccine rollout, talks with Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer ongoing
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Trump ostracized at pope’s funeral
Is that Mel? Looks a little thin, Ozempic? Regardless, she'll make a great looking widow. -
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They made use of AI to make it watchable, also the sound is treated with AI -
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Trump ostracized at pope’s funeral
IMO, the applause for Zelenskyy was the European version of a polite wave for the little comedian. A thumbs up for Macron for his personal ‘look-at-me’ moment, and again for that Oval meeting recently where the frog attempted to point out some of the fibs to the American leader... ... No skin in this game - but your bias is countered with an equal and opposite bias... Now, hopefully, you might see how ridiculous some of the comments seem... -
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Why so many conspiracy theorists and what to do about them
I disagree. First off, let's stop calling them theories. They are intentional efforts to cause civil disorder and to erode national social cohesion. In effect sabotage. Some people thing it is funny to manipulate and get people upset. Others wish to promote a political agenda. And unfortunately, the majority originate with foreign agents (Iran, Russia, China) who want there to be social problems and disruption in western economies. Almost all are not theories, because they lack factual evidence. Our greatest scientific advances came from theories, and many challenged conventions of the day. They relied on evidence and honest proof. Most of the conspiracy claims lack credible factual evidence. A credible theorist takes ownership of their claim and is willing to defend it in the appropriate forum. The people who promote the conspiracies almost always hide their identities and refuse to take responsibility for the damage they cause when they are exposed. The western promoters of the questionable claims almost always have a financial interest in their false claims. Alex Jones who pushed the false claims about the mass murder of children at Sandy Hook school made his money from sales of dooms day preparations, and "health" supplments that he sold to his podcast listeners. RFK Jr. made his income from filing personal injury lawsuits for people who had false or dubious claims of vaccine injury. Others are mentally ill. They are possessed by their obsessions. The mental illness is obvious. Instead of encouraging them, their sabotage and civil vandalism needs to be terminated. Secondly, the false claims cause serious damage. This is shown by the refusal of some communities to vaccinate against preventative childhood diseases. The end result is that everyone else suffers. They prey upon people with limited education and lower than normal intelligence levels. Society punishes those who seek to exploit the intellectually impaired through commercial transactions , and yet the conspiracy claim promoters take advantage of legal loopholes to do just that. -
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