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Crime Immigration Ramps Up Airport Security to Block ‘Grey Business’ Foreigners
I like reading this, but in practice, will there not be a more suspicious approach in general by immigration officers, having a negative impact on genuine visitors? Maybe a naive question..... -
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Donald sure can pick em'
What.... you couldn't find a thinking cap in Extra Small? -
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Crime Russian Couple Accused of Fleeing Pattaya Massage Parlour Without Paying
Absolutely agree. It's doom and gloom for all of us good foreigners. The Thai's are getting FED UP with all the nasty foreigners, they're changing their attitude, we are no longer treated like KINGS. It's only going to get worse.- 1
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Pride Month’s Original Message Lost in a Sea of Performative Gestures
Why should I mention something that doesn’t exist? -
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Fun Quiz > Covid-19 mRNA Vax harm denial - At which stage are you?
The mere fact that the term "Bombshell report" was used - is surely sufficient to highlight sensationalism and lack of scientific integrity in the reporting here... We have a one off tragic event - but, correlation of a one off event does not imply causation: When two events or phenomena appear together or show some kind of association, it’s called a correlation. For example, that a child was born prematurely and later developed certain blood fibrils after the mother received an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy is temporally correlation - they happened around the same time, thats it. This does not mean one caused the other. Establishing causation requires much stronger evidence because many factors can occur alongside each other without a direct cause-effect relationship. - The child’s premature birth and later immune issues happened after maternal vaccination, but this alone does not prove the vaccine caused these outcomes. - Without broader, well-designed studies confirming higher rates of such problems linked to vaccination, we cannot infer causation - yet as an anti-vaxxer you present this as a smoking gun. - Many robust epidemiological studies show no increase in adverse fetal or childhood outcomes after maternal mRNA vaccination. - The article’s microscopy findings do not prove these fibrils cause disease or directly result from vaccine exposure. -
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