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The World’s Deadliest Infectious Disease Is About to Get Worse
The travesty isn't that Trump is pulling the plug, but that the plug was inserted in the first place. Just because the US was generous does not mean that it HAS to be, or that it will happen for ever. When people have children they can't support and depend on people in other countries supporting them, who is to blame? Is it the country that supports people till they don't, or the people that should not have had children they can't support themselves? -
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Angry Man Shoots Monk’s Helper After Argument Over Noise
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A heated dispute between two men escalated when one drew a gun and shot the other in a residential area in Phetchaburi province, leaving the victim with serious injuries. The incident occurred on the morning of March 16, when the victim, a 45-year-old monk’s helper, was shot twice by the assailant, identified as 56-year-old Chaiwat Boonyong. The victim, Phan Chuen, was shot once in the left arm and once in the abdomen. Authorities found two spent casings from a 9mm Glock automatic handgun at the scene. The shooter fled into his home after the attack, prompting a standoff with police officers. After over half an hour of negotiation, Boonyong surrendered and was taken into custody. According to witnesses, the two men had been arguing earlier that day. Neighbours reported that the altercation had begun when the victim, a well-known figure in the local Buddhist community, had asked the shooter to lower the volume of his loud drinking sessions, as it was disturbing elderly residents. The situation appeared to have been simmering for some time, with earlier threats of violence and gunshots fired in the vicinity. One witness, 32-year-old Nat, explained that the victim had attempted to de-escalate the situation after the police intervened, but shortly after, the shooter returned and shot the victim. The victim, who was known for his kindness, would often share food with the poor after his daily alms rounds. The police investigation suggests that the shooter and the victim had a long-standing feud, with the shooter previously firing a warning shot at a pile of dirt as a threat. Despite attempts to smooth over the tensions, the violence ultimately culminated in a serious attack. Chaiwat Boonyong now faces attempted murder charges, and police are gathering further witness testimony as part of their ongoing investigation. Authorities have pledged to press charges and bring the shooter to justice in accordance with the law. -- 2025-03-17 -
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The World’s Deadliest Infectious Disease Is About to Get Worse
You bring up a very important fact- drugs like antibiotics are becoming impotent and less work properly, all due to overuse and abuse by Drs and suchlike. Apparently, new ones are not being developed fast enough. If we ain't careful, it'll be like the world before penicillin was discovered. -
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Portugal nixes F35 order cos of trump
Portugal doesn't need billions worth of fighter jets anyway. I really wonder why these dumb governments spend so much on this worthless crap which they will never get to use. Kind of like wanting submarines when you don't have a ready to go nuclear arsenal to hide or at least make it look like you have it.
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