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Now it comes out. Reuters reports Biden's Gaza pier injured a lot more than the MSM let on.
Ask them. Data collection has not changed. This is just another example of political motivation claiming a conspiracy when there is nothing. It is malicious disinformation. I can make a conspiracy claims too. The US military personnel should not be engaged in sports. Many injuries because of the activity. It could be a plot by a hedonist or athleticism cult because they encourage sports. Nor should military personnel drive because of the high number of injuries. Even worse is walking and marching. it should be stopped immediately. If it wasn't because of this stupid need for marching, then military personnel would not have so many sprains and repetitive motion injuries. Could be a plot by shoe manufacturers to force the military to buy better suited footwear. Injuries were the leading cause of medical encounters among military personnel. The rate of hospitalization for injuries was approximately 1000 per 100,000 person-years and, for injuries treated in outpatient clinics, 999 per 1000 person-years. The leading injury type resulting in hospitalization was fractures (40%) and the leading injury type resulting in outpatient visits was sprains and strains (49%). Leading causes of hospitalization were falls/near falls (17.5%), motor vehicle mishaps (15.4%), and sports (13.1%). Conclusions Injuries are the biggest health problem of the military services. Military medical surveillance data are useful for determining the magnitude and causes of the injury problem, identifying possible prevention targets, and monitoring of trends among military personnel. Medical Surveillance of Injuries in the U.S. Military: Descriptive Epidemiology and Recommendations for Improvement Author links open overlay panelBruce H. Jones MD, MPH a, Michelle Canham-Chervak PhD, MPH a, Sara Canada MPH a, Timothy A. Mitchener DMD, MPH b, LtCol Sean Moore MD -
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TCL 32S5400A currently for approx. 4700 BHT @ Lazada. An USB 3.0 drive will work perfectly fine, but it will operate at USB 2.0 speed (slower transfer rate). This doesn’t affect video/audio playback as long as the file isn’t extremely large or high-bitrate. Finding a 32-inch TV with a USB 3.0 port in Thailand can be challenging, as most models in this size range typically come equipped with USB 2.0 ports. If you really need an USB 3.0 port then not only price doubles but also the screen size will be larger, for example the Hisense 43A6K – 43" 4K Ultra HD Smart TV for 8.190 BHT. -
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Female Problems below the belt for a change.
When it comes to problems "below the belt", male prostate problems mostly arise. Among so many other things, that can affect the performance an well being of a mortal male. I would like to direct certain "Female Bodily Activities" below the belt. For example: Ladyfriend of mine (64 years old) drinks a cup of Coffee or Tea, after 15 minutes she needs to "pee". (urinating). Why? Otherwise she is in perfectly good health. I am confident, that male contributors practise a certain amount of restraint, awaiting "Sheryls" comment, as this is a "female-matter" only. -
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Are you (or anyone you know) injured by the Covid shot? Try detoxing from the Spike protein.
Roughly 98% of people I know personally took 2 or more jabs. Noone of them had any complications. 3 out of 150 only who is anti vaxx, one was afraid of side effects because of other circumstances -
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Solid! Then when the little critters all come running out, light them all on fire with a butane pocket torch. Done. -
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Are you (or anyone you know) injured by the Covid shot? Try detoxing from the Spike protein.
Zinc, quercetin, vitamin C, NAC… all very good supplements, I take them daily and am never sick (despite being a heretic who refused the needle).
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