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Donald Trump Set to Make History with Second Royal State Visit to the UK
Why not give him a knighthood. Or make him a lord. Then he can take a seat in the 'upper' house. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
Well, did you? Millions had to watch as their friends and family died. Because you love a good conspiracy theory (it's all just a game anyway, right?) you mock the real suffering that people endured. Fiction over fact. Maybe you'll have to face tragedy one day too. -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
NEW MG4 ELECTRIC receives Made in Thailand standard, the first model in Thailand. SAIC Motor-CP Co., Ltd. and MG Sales (Thailand) Co., Ltd., the manufacturer and distributor of MG cars in Thailand (MG), have set a new standard for the Thai automotive industry with the company's NEW MG4 ELECTRIC electric car receiving the "Made in Thailand (MiT)" certification, making it the first company in Thailand to receive the certification in the electric car category. https://autolifethailand.tv/mg-4-electric-made-in-thailand/ -
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Should I buy a secondhand Neta V?
The swift cvt is known to be good for 300K km+ with proper maintenance (info from an independent suzuki garage). Ours is at about 140k kms and nearly 12 years old. Only ever replaced the air cond evaporator and normal servicing done. It certainly cheaper to maintain than our hondas. -
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dry cough
Sometimes, it depends on where you live. Lots of pollution coming with the north winds. I live on the coast and I get a dry cough when there is high humidity. 98% in the bedroom a few days ago and the dry cough is back. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
Let those who wish to be vaccinated be vaccinated. Let those who wish to wear masks wear masks. And the converse should also be true. If you search Google you will find endless support for the restrictions imposed by officialdom. But Google, once relatively unbiased, is known now to shape its search algorythms to suit its financial interests. And even respected academic institutions must keep an eye on their bottom line. Studies support both sides of the arguments regarding vaccines, face masks and lockdowns. But there can be little doubt that there has been criminal negligence, at the very least, where those suffering from mild Covid have been turned away from hospitals without any form of advice except to return when the disease becomes serious. And many similar such mistakes. If errors they were. The Covid virus is a large, heavy one, as viruses go. Spread largely by contact. And fragile. Soap and water kills it. No need for toxic hand-washes. Not airborne except on droplets of spittle. About 30,000 base units, it is said. Whatever base units may be. Subject to faulty replication, i.e. mutation. Nothing like the wee polio virus which has only produced two or three mutations during its long presence amongst us. According to one report "a moderate positive correlation was found between mask usage and deaths in Western Europe, which suggests that the universal use of masks may have had harmful unintended consequences." Nothing conclusive there. But I tend to disagree with the possible reason they offer for this. According to the F.L.C.C.C. doctors and healthcare professionals (about 600 of them internationally) they had zero deaths amongst their Covid patients as long as blood oxygen was maintained above 78% (the norm being 95 to 100%). Masks, depending upon type and upon the individual, can reduce respiratory oxygen by up to 20%. Just a personal footnote: I am unvaccinated (as regards Covid), in my 80s, with co-morbidities, contracted what was probably Covid in October last year. This was long a "dark red" province, up on a border not recognised by Covid, nor now by the cholera. Three days of hell in bed, knocking back doses of the vile CDS. Up on the fourth day. And cycling into town on the fifth for lunch at my favourite tea-room. Viruses have been with us for millions of years and can be knocked on the head. The means are not lacking and the cost is negligible.
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