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Do you know your wife/girlfriends body count?
1 month incl sex 5 times. Messaging is a friendship. -
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Report Bangkok’s Iconic Seafood Venue Staneemeehoi Bids Farewell
Why do I only see spelling mistakes a nano second after hitting send? I think going viral means that a fat teenager in their bedroom has sent it to others of a similar ilk, and it dies when AN tells us about it -
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SIDS - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - Is Caused By Vaccines
It would not matter if I was, Australia is rabies-free, and dingoes are only present there. Duh. -
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Dr Kevin STILLWAGON - Why are covid vaccines still on the market?
Great article in which dr Stillwagon explains in easy to understand language the mechanism of how mRNA 'vaccines' work that are supposed to protect you. Obviously they DON'T, and each step of the way starting from the injection actually HARMS you. Source: https://drkevinstillwagon.substack.com/p/why-are-covid-vaccines-still-on-the = = = Here the first paragraphs of the article: Why are covid vaccines still on the market? Because most people believe with religious fervor that injecting something into the body will ultimately create antibodies that will protect them. And until there is a major paradigm shift in the minds of consumers away from that narrative, they will always remain on the market, because there will always be a demand for them. For example, if a new scary virus came out of a lab tomorrow, that the world was convinced had a 50% mortality rate or more, some people who said they would never get another vaccine would stand in line to get one. Why? Because that injection will create antibodies, just like the science says it will, and the religious but false belief is that the antibodies will protect them. Protect them from what? Getting infected by the new scary virus? That’s not possible. The virus must get through the epithelial barrier from the outside to the inside to affect them. The antibodies created from injections are serum antibodies, inside of those people, and they cannot stop something from coming through that barrier, only react to it when it does, and sometimes in ways that will harm people, not protect them. Well then you might ask, what CAN stop something from getting through that protective barrier? Mucosal IgA antibodies can, but you must experience a natural infection to get those special antibodies. A shot won’t produce those antibodies, that’s a fact. The problem is that most people are afraid of natural infections because they hear the scary 50% mortality rate numbers. What does that 50% number mean, really? It means that half of the people who develop severe symptoms will die. Who’s gonna get severe symptoms? Certainly not everyone who gets exposed and infected. It’s the people who are immunosuppressed that will have problems. An example I like to give is a rabies infection that supposedly has a 100% mortality rate. The fact is, there are unvaccinated people who have developed antibodies against rabies that never even knew they were exposed. Let that sink in. But people will say, “I’m still afraid. I don’t want to get infected to secrete my own IgA antibodies. Isn’t there something I can do to prevent the infection from happening?” Indeed, there is. It’s as simple as clean water, fresh air, rest, exercise, diet, and sunshine to keep the mucosal epithelial barrier strong, or rinsing it if you are concerned that something might be stuck in it that could get through it. The article then explains the consequences if you do insist on getting the shots to 'protect yourself ' You can read the full article here (it's actually a transcript of a 15 minute video by dr Stillwagon) that you can watch or listen to. > https://drkevinstillwagon.substack.com/p/why-are-covid-vaccines-still-on-the -
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Crime Disabled British Tourist Robbed by Trio in Pattaya Hotel Room
Punters get all excited 2 3 4 women 😘😘 That's now 4 6 8 thieving hands. Guaranteed with that crowd you're never going to be able to stash your belong safely in your room unless it's in a safe. I understand the appeal but bringing two or three women back to your room is just a horrible idea unless you know them from past liaison and even then...
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