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Trump just made an idiot move
Did @frank83628 and @Cameroni just scatter like mice at the mention of Trump having sex with a thirteen year old girl? I guess even they have their limits. Better to run away, than to be seen to defend such reprehensible behaviour. -
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Proof of Life.
Waste of time...;earning point, next time use ordinary airmail. In the meantime call IPC. MYTELLO is my favoured phone App. -
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UK Chaos at Bell Hotel: Migrant Crisis Sparks Violent Protests in Epping
Unfortunately ascribing any particular legal status to them does not make them go away, they're still in the country. And once htey're in they have to be housed and fed. Or else they live on the beaches and parks and streets, which nobody wants. And a giant trebuchet is probably not going to work. -
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Community DSI Probes Illegal ‘VIP Runway’ Built Over Public Land in Nakhon Ratchasima
Smack in the middle....get the tractors rolling. -
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SIDS - Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - Is Caused By Vaccines
Polio Is Caused by a Virus — Proven and Isolated Polio is caused by the poliovirus, a well-documented enterovirus first isolated in 1909 by Karl Landsteiner and Erwin Popper. It has been visualized under an electron microscope. It can be cultured in labs, reproduced in animals, and used to test vaccines (Salk and Sabin). Lab fact: The virus infects motor neurons in the spinal cord → causing muscle weakness or paralysis. Vaccines Eradicated Polio in Many Countries If polio were caused by toxins like pesticides (as some conspiracies claim), vaccines wouldn’t stop it—but they have: U.S.: polio eliminated by 1979 Europe: eliminated in 2002 India: declared polio-free in 2014 Example: Vaccination → drop to near-zero cases, despite no change in toxin use = strong evidence it’s viral. Polio Occurs in Specific Patterns That Don’t Match “Toxins” Polio outbreaks are infectious: Spread through fecal-oral route (contaminated water, poor hygiene) Clusters in populations with low vaccine coverage Often begins with mild symptoms (fever, nausea), like other viral infections If toxins caused polio, it wouldn’t spread person-to-person or follow epidemic curves. Toxicity Theory Is Rooted in a Misunderstanding of Correlation Some early outbreaks coincided with the use of DDT and arsenicals → conspiracy theorists blamed these. But correlation is not causation: Polio predates pesticides by decades (19th century outbreaks are well documented). In toxin-only exposure zones, no polio occurred unless the virus was present.
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