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ALL VACCINES WILL KILL YOU - The evidence is overwhelming
Yep, it's truly amazing that unvaccinated people never suffer vaccine-induced harms. And it's all upsides as their risk of dying from the disease that is supposedly prevented by the jab, is much much smaller than the mortality-risk from those 'life-saving' jabs. -
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Report Substandard Rebar Found in Collapsed Bangkok Building's Construction
The videos he posted did (IMO) show the whole building falling at a similar rate. Which can only happen if it failed from the bottom. So again, I'm tuned in for his data, not the analysis. -
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Don't you get tired of fear mongering
Doomsday cult https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/50-years-of-failed-doomsday-eco-pocalyptic-predictions-the-so-called-experts-are-0-50/ -
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Report Substandard Rebar Found in Collapsed Bangkok Building's Construction
Not really relevant here, but the Florida condo collapse information had something vital missing. It was stated that there should have been beams connecting the tops of the columns and supporting the slabs, and these were not built. However there is no load shown on the pool deck in the video graphics, so no explanation as to why the columns should punch through. -
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Travel Thailand Loses Top Spot to Vietnam for Chinese Tourists: A Call for Action
Mmmmmm......good luck with that. -
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Accident Suspected Poacher Killed by Wild Elephant in Chanthaburi Forest
Picture courtesy of NBT. A man was found dead in a forest area in Chanthaburi province, with evidence suggesting he may have been killed by a wild elephant during an alleged illegal hunting trip. Mr. Tantikorn Puangsakul, head of Rapid Response Unit 9 at the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary, reported that at approximately 17:00 on April 23, officials from Rapid Response Unit 9 and the Khlong Khrok Forest Protection Unit were conducting a wild elephant population survey in Ban Khlong Khrok, Moo 10, Phawa Subdistrict, Kaeng Hang Maeo District. The operation was part of an ongoing census and demographic study of wild elephants in the Eastern Forest Complex, overseen by Thailand’s Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation. During the operation, the team was alerted to the discovery of a body in a nearby forested area in Ban Bo Maduea, Moo 9, also in Phawa Subdistrict. Officials from the sanctuary, local administration, and Kaeng Hang Maeo police inspected the scene, located within the proposed boundary extension of the Khao Ang Rue Nai Wildlife Sanctuary and Khun Chong National Forest Reserve, about 600 metres from a known elephant trench. The deceased was identified as Mr. Anan, 68, a resident of Phawa Subdistrict. Around the body, officers discovered a backpack, a headlamp, a compass, and a gun-mounted scope, but notably, no firearm was found. Authorities suspect that villagers or relatives of the deceased, who arrived at the scene before officials, may have removed the weapon. Evidence around the body, including wild elephant tracks, suggests that the man may have been killed by an elephant. Authorities believe Mr. Anan was engaged in illegal hunting at the time of his death. He reportedly had a prior conviction for wildlife poaching in 2023, for which he had received a suspended sentence. The body has been transferred to Kaeng Hang Maeo Hospital for autopsy. Officials continue to investigate the incident while reinforcing the importance of wildlife conservation and legal enforcement in protected forest areas. Adapted by Asean Now from NBT 2025-04-25.
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