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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
You and Yagoda could be poster boys for Homophobia. Perhaps it's time to stop judging others. -
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Council Tax Bills to Increase by Over £100 in April Amid Cap Freeze
The Trump effect. Plus markets working out how dangerous Starmer is. -
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Official: Trump Nominates RFK Jr. for Health Secretary
I'm not talking about rabies or Ebola. I'm saying that there is zero evidence for a zoonotic transfer of a bat coronavirus, a virus that was already adapted to be highly infectious to humans, came from the wet market in Wuhan. I still don't understand why the CCP would destroy evidence in the Wuhan Institute and yet be unable to provide any evidence of it originating from zoonosis in only one particular place, that place being a Wuhan wet market. An interesting document from EcoHealth gained under FOI seeking funding for what is obviously gain of function research. "According to leaked documents made public by the investigative group DRASTIC in September 2021, the EHA requested in its proposal a total $14,209,245 over 3.5 years ($8,411,546 for phase 1 and $5,797,699 for phase 2). The EHA proposed injecting chimeric bat coronaviruses collected by researchers at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) into “batified” mice and humanised mice genetically altered to express the human ACE-2 receptor." "Recombinant viruses will be recovered in Vero cls, or in mouse cells over-expressing. human, bat or civet ACE2 receptors to support cultivation of viruses with a weaker RBD-human ACE2 interface." https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21066966-defuse-proposal https://changingtimes.media/2024/01/19/scientists-say-ecohealth-alliances-defuse-proposal-was-a-blueprint-for-sars-cov-2/ -
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Thai wife, US brokerage
Years ago, I was able to list my wife as beneficiary on my Fidelity accounts without specifying a Social Security number or an ITIN. Maybe that's still the case and it's easy to do. -
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Thailand Introduces QR Code System to Combat Tax Evasion on Cigarettes
Doesn't all cigarettes pose health risks even those made in Thailand, with or without QR code? -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
I just posted over in the alternative Energy Forum a video about using the small MG battery modules in a DIY home battery setup -
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Thailand goes all in on The Homosexual Movement
"Guy puts on a Leather Jockstrap and SS Officers cap and parades around screaming that he is coming for your children " I hate it when that happens. -
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How much do you pay for health insurance?
My health insurance is my Canadian credit card with $50,000 limit. When I use it I will make sure not to pay it back. Simples.
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