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Donald's fury and it's limitations.
Can you provide some names to let us know who "they" are? -
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Why so many conspiracy theorists and what to do about them
It seems that people don't actually know how vaccines (and antibiotics) work - they use "natural" processes of the body - people love to make a fake difference between natural and some other category - they never explain the difference though. -
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Nestlé Brews Up Battle in Thai Coffee Market Amid Legal Dispute
Picture courtesy of Nestlé Nestlé, the Swiss multinational, is brewing a major shift in Thailand’s coffee industry as it gears up to challenge the influential Mahagitsiri family by planning its own coffee production plant. This move comes amid an ongoing legal tussle, which has seen both drama and determination from Nestlé. The clash spilt over into public view earlier this month when the Min Buri Civil Court temporarily halted Nescafé distributions by issuing an injunction on April 3. The court prohibited Nestlé from producing or distributing its famed instant coffee under the Nescafé brand, forcing a brief pause in operations. Nestlé, however, quickly regained momentum after the Central Intellectual Property and International Trade Court upheld its rights to the Nescafé trademark in Thailand. This ruling allowed the company to resume business as usual, supplying the Thai market with coffee sourced from Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia, alongside local production efforts. Despite playing close to the vest about local collaborations, a market investigation identified potential partners like Benjaphanpong, Toyo Seikan (Thailand), and Quality Coffee Products Ltd (QCP). Interestingly, operations at QCP hit a snag after the ending of joint ventures on December 31, 2024. This prompted Nestlé to pursue a liquidation case against QCP, currently under scrutiny by the Bangkok South Civil Court. Nestlé stands firm, with insiders determined to continue their legal fight against the Mahagitsiri family, who are stakeholders in QCP. Company representatives assert their compliance with legal standards and express their resolve to protect the supply chain and broader industry from the fallout of this dispute. The Min Buri Civil Court is slated for a key hearing on June 20 to assess Nestlé’s plea to overturn the injunction. As the legal coffee saga unfolds, it occurs against a backdrop of declining robusta bean production in Thailand, impacting domestic suppliers and stirring the market even as the instant coffee segment remains a lucrative 23 billion baht industry. Nestlé’s bold push signals not just a defence of its market share but a strategic expansion that could reshape Thailand’s coffee landscape amidst these complex legal and economic currents. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-04-23 -
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Boise to Host “Heterosexual Awesomeness Fest” During Pride Month, Stirring National Debate
It is not hard because I will not do it. Why should i be forced to change how i think or feel simply because a few out of the many are complaining. I do not use their plight for my advantage to cause others problems. I do not use it for political reasons.There have always been Gays and Lesbians and Bisexuals and Trans. Throughout history you can see this. Even in England the men wore wigs. In Rome they had them as well. Just because they are there does not mean I have to do anything. Except throw them out of my childs bathroom. It is not the LGBT that have made such a stink either. It is the +++ that was added to it/ not absorbed. Most have some form of mental disorder and should be seeing psychiatrists. Not integrated being pushed into the rooms of those men and women who take up the majority.- 1
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Dow Headed for Worst April Since 1932 - Always Winning: Tired of Winning!
Again, he's not the mastermind, he's just the front man. He's far too busy playing golf. This is all Project 2025 being put in place behind the scenes. 47 is only the clown at the circus, the distraction, the buffoon signing the executive orders, while the real looting is going on hidden in plain sight. -
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Crime Red Bull Heir at Centre as High-Profile Corruption Verdict Looms
He has a slap worthy face.
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