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Why do people still believe in covid?
I would pass that on to my friends but unfortunately, they both died of Covid (not with Covid) Both were nurses in their 40s stop posting lies -
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Former Russian Beauty Queen Faces Harsh Conditions in Thai Immigration Detention
Hmmm..What a shame.. -
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Trump’s Proposal for Gazan Relocation makes perfect sense
Maybe Jesus was a fictional character. Imagine that. Strange how the middle east crisis is foretold in the book that Jesus appears in. -
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Outdated 2-5pm Alcohol Ban Faces Renewed Criticism in Thailand
Wasn't it the case that you could buy alcohol in supermarkets at such times provided you purchased more than 10 litres. I got told that in Villa Market once. -
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Why do people still believe in covid?
Working in the industry for 25 years does not make you knowledgeable. Fauci worked for 40 years in the industry and Joseph Mengele had an MD and PhD certification. Knowledge is not a reference, it’s what you do with it. Regarding COVID (if there had been such a virus called SARS-Cov-2), the major outbreak started well before January 2020. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7813667/ Athletes at the World military games in Wuhan mid October 2019 had already experienced sickness symptoms. I was in Xuangchen , east of Wuhan and the Wuhan exodus had already started. Most trains going westbound were almost empty while the eastbound trains for Shanghai were packed. Wuhan lockdown was 3rd week of January. It may have started during the summer of 2019 based on certain observations of social media posts and hospital activity in the Wuhan area. https://www.technologynetworks.com/tn/news/coronavirus-could-have-been-in-wuhan-in-august-2019-according-to-harvard-study-335887 Anyway RT.PCR is just garbage but it made some people very wealthy. -
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Chinese Tourists Choose Japan Over Thailand for New Year
That's rather difficult to believe. They haven't yet been forgiven for what they did. That's the impression I got when I lived there. And the Chinese prefer cheaper places more than expensive places despite the exponential growth of their middle class exceeding everyone else by a country mile and more.
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