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Did you "Find yourself" in Thailand?
I think they are looking for freedom. I find that on the open road or trains. -
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MadDog Bar & Pizza Reopened!
OK Ralf, so you will be going to the Maddog, ordering some grits having a cigarette inside and flirting with the staff -
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"The True Origins of Covid" as per The White House
That it was meddled with in a lab, sure. What I'd like to know is the actual origin. It would almost certainly have came from a bat which is a reservoir for all sorts of viruses that don't seem to harm them in any real way. Finding the original non modified source virus would be the real smoking gun here. It is out there but likely well off limits in China. So where in China are the huge bat populations which are strictly off limits. Even past research could shed light on this - I have little doubt that the big virus collectors around the world (Us / Uk, etc) probably already know I mean this is hardly news, back in the first half of 2020 some guy named Deerlove who used to run MI6 announced in an interview that this was almost certainly a leak from a nearby lab - someone who would know such things. Yet his comments seem to have been ignored - this was in 2020! -
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Behind the fatal Trump flaw MAGA can't even defend
With trump it is all about money....and his foray into crypto speaks volumes esp as he had previouly called it a scam before bringing David Sacks on to his team. Trump had previously called crypto a “scam” but at a US$50,000-a-ticket event, a handful of crypto executives convinced trump to get behind it and he changed his mind. I wonder why!!? "Amid economic uncertainty, critics fear that David Sacks, who was heavily invested in crypto before divesting for his White House role, will usher in an industry-led free-for-all, leaving consumers vulnerable to scams and volatility. Customers lost more than US$8 billion in deposits when the crypto exchange FTX imploded in 2022". “There’s no reason to think that he won’t be bringing a view that is ‘corporations first’ as opposed to America or Americans first,” said Rick Claypool, research director of Public Citizen, a money-in-politics watchdog group. “It’s a tragedy for the American people who rely on the federal Government to protect them.” -
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MadDog Bar & Pizza Reopened!
The topic is MADDOG which you have never been to as you earlier asked where it was. Any chance that you can stay on topic for once! -
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Americans fed up with Trump
Yep ... good decision for myself also, back in 2000
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