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Report Nestlé Brews Up Battle in Thai Coffee Market Amid Legal Dispute
Storm in a teacup 😂 -
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I Love to Touch You When We Walk: But,..."OK in Thailand"?
I've been with MrsG for decades. Of course we hold hands at times, but it's generally in intimate situations, and no I don't mean sex. But we're not teenagers and walking in the street, I'd say she'll hold my arm, which is sweet and an appropriate show of affection for folks of our age -
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BBC Faces Backlash Over Use of Term ‘Revert’ in Islam Coverage
Show me one sentence, where I am apologizing for Palestinian terrorists. It doesn't matter what I say, you will always interpret it as some kind of apology for Hamas. You focus on one day, we all know which one, and rightfully condemn what happened on that day. I couldn't agree more. I've seen the footage. It still haunts me. But interestingly it is enough to mention anything of what happened almost EVERY day since that ONE day and you get agitated and scream “terrorist apologist” or “ leftist anti-semite”. How can you, again, absolutely rightfully, condemn the “unaliving” of about 1200 human beings of one group by another group in one single day but not condemn the ongoing “unaliving” of about 50.000 human beings of the other group by the first one for more than one year now? Shouldn’t we always be appalled by the loss of human lives, no matter from which ethnicity. If we condemn the killing of one people but condone or even support the same thing done to another people, what does this say about us? Last time in history when people had this mindset it went terribly wrong. You might remember. Their leader had this funny moustache. -
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https://londonbeigelbagelandsaltbeefbar.com/ Try this place, though only take-out or delivery. -
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25 million deaths: what could happen if the US ends global health funding
Good, these funds can now be spent to improve the lives of the US taxpayers. -
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