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Opinion Why the White House Must Double Down on DEI in Education
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I’ve backpacked through Southpark Asia for years… now i feel quietly pushed out
Then you don't know people very well. For example, when you know you're way around, its pretty easy to find a decent hotel for 1500 per night in central Bangkok. If you don't know - you might spend 2500 - 3500 on a room and think that's what you need to spend. Many years ago, I stayed at the Amari Watergate, from memory I think it cost me 3500 (at least 10 years back). Yes, the room was nice but I tend not to spend so much time in my room when I go away. The TV was much the same - 99% Thai and the water still ran out across the bathroom floor instead of down the waste. The bedside lights didn't work and I didn't find the staff very helpful. The food was ridiculously expensive and there were very few alternatives close by. The security staff asked my wife for her ID card as we were entering the room and told me I should register 'guests' with reception - you can imagine my response to that - one of the words was 'off'. Fast forward to last month when I had occasion to stay in Bangkok, I stayed on Soi 33, nice room, good size, clean, friendly staff and plenty of food available nearby - especially at the Irish pub, just around the corner at 199 for a 7 piece English breakfast. You really do not need to pay a fortune for a good room. As for flights, I know plenty of people that travel business class but couldn't afford to if the travelled often and I also know people who like to say they travel business class who I know actually travel economy. As I say, if you think people don't massage their ego's by attempting to show off or appear affluent - then you don't know people very well. I am not saying all by the way and I am, in the main, referring to people who post on here, not necessarily in real life. But versions of the same also happen in real life - people often project an image, other than their real one because they want to impress. I know people in both the UK and Thailand who live in a hovel but drive a BM or Merc. Why? Because in the main, people don't see their house - but they see their car. I have a relative who rents his home (not through choice) but drives a Ferrari 488. Fools may be impressed, I just laugh. As for flights, I can only repeat - business class is very nice but for me, no way is it 3x (+) as nice. -
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Palestinian Columbia Protester Detained by ICE During Citizenship Appointment
I am not naive , gullible or stupid . But even if he wasn't there , he was the leader and that makes him responsible . The USA doesn't want him in their Country- 1
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I’ve backpacked through Southpark Asia for years… now i feel quietly pushed out
Everything is changing, the entire planet is shifting and you just simply have to adapt or die. They are definitely trying to attract a higher caliber tourist however they're not having much luck and the wealthy and the super rich continuing to avoid Thailand for a dozen good reasons, none of which are being addressed. But it is true they don't want the desperately poor backpackers anymore. -
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Stop Calling It Autism. Start Calling It Vaccine-Induced Encephalopathy
If SIDS is the cover-up for vaccine-injured deaths, then Autism is the cover-up for vaccine-injured children Source: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/stop-calling-it-autism-start-calling = = = They say autism is just being better diagnosed. That’s a lie. And it’s hiding one of the greatest medical crimes of our time. The truth is this: what was once a rare congenital disorder has now become a diagnostic dumping ground for brain-injured children. They weren’t born autistic. They developed autism symptoms—after medical intervention. And we’re losing sight of this. To understand autism, it is imperative that we go back to the source of the original term, which is what we’ll do in today’s article. TL;DR: The original definition of autism referred to rare cases of children born disconnected from the world—profoundly withdrawn, nonverbal, and unable to live independently. But today, “autism” has become a catch-all label that often includes vaccine-injured children who were developing normally until a sudden regression. What we now call “autism” is frequently vaccine-induced encephalopathy—brain damage misdiagnosed as a behavioral condition. This article reveals how a rare disorder was rebranded into a spectrum to hide the consequences of pharmaceutical injury. You can read the full - lengthy, very worthwhile and well-researched - article here > https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/stop-calling-it-autism-start-calling = = = -
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This is the least hot Songkran I ever remember......And a bit rainy too...
Its the EV cars that are causing climate change.....Nature needs petrol cars putting out carbon to stay in balance....Forget nuclear power we need coal burning plants to make electricity....Lots of them....Plants need carbon for food and make oxygen....So coal will feed the plants....And stop climate change.- 1
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