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Storm warning: Thailand’s weather is about to rain on your parade
Hopefully Ukraine can deliver some hits to the Russian infrastructure, power grid. Before they are given, as a ritual blood sacrifice, to Vlad Putin, courtesy of Donald The Trump. -
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Lets see Starmer weasel his way out of this.
You assume wrong.Get off your arse and do a bit of research yourself Jock,or can't you be bothered? -
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Official: Trump Nominates RFK Jr. for Health Secretary
So, you're putting your faith in Drs. Muller and Quay—Congress's ‘star experts,’ one a physicist and the other a physician—neither of whom are virologists or epidemiologists, and who were clearly chosen by failed ophthalmologist Rand Paul due to their WSJ article on the virus’s origins. Meanwhile, actual qualified scientists have systematically dismantled their claims in academically respected The Conversation: "COVID lab-leak theory: ‘rare’ genetic sequence doesn’t mean the virus was engineered". "The authors fail to provide a reason why the double-CGG sequence couldn’t exist naturally… viruses evolve rapidly, and mutation accumulation is a common challenge in virology studies." And here’s the kicker: "There is no evidence presented that scientifically supports the concept of a lab leak of a genetically engineered virus." Translation? Muller and Quay are peddling speculative theories as facts. Maybe it’s time to listen to real experts in viral origins instead of relying on a couple of generalists playing virology for a Congressional audience. COVID lab-leak theory: ‘rare’ genetic sequence doesn’t mean the virus was engineered -
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Immigration System Overhaul Underway at Suvarnabhumi Airport
FOR REFERENCE: My apologies if I have mistaken this technology as the "facial recognition system", which is supposed to be in operation. Last Thursday 14th November, I returned home to Siem Reap (SAI Cambodia) from Chiang Mai (CNX) using Air Asia's "Fly-thru" service. On arrival at Air Asia's check-in desk, I was issued with two boarding passes CNX to DMK and DMK to SAI. The new facial recognition technology was installed but not operational. In fact the camera was blocked by an AA placard explaining cabin baggage size and weight. At the Immigration desk I presented my passport and both boarding passes, eventually being cleared to leave Thailand. At the departure gate, all passengers had to show their boarding passes. So much for the new Thai technology operational from 1st October - defunct!! -
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Welcome to zthe Wellness Zone.
Welcome to the Wellness Zone—a positive space featuring informative articles, practical tips, and shared experiences to support your journey to achieving and maintaining well-being. Join the conversation, exchange views, and explore diverse perspectives on health and balance. Members are encouraged to ask questions and share experiences on everything from diet, exercise, supplements and all things related to positive health and well being. "Learn Share and Be Well" -
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
Civilian infrastructure, I thought was housing, try 'murdering civilians'....... -
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The greatest political comeback in American History
You got a confused emoji.Oh dear , people are upset with Trump for no apparent reason ! He hasn’t even become 47 yet! -
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Lets see Starmer weasel his way out of this.
Try telling that to the families of the men and women thrown in prison for stating the obvious,that the perpetrator was a muslim.
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