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Trump wants to revoke the citizenship of Rosie O" Donnell, even though she was born in USA
Can you stay on topic please Fred. This is about Trump and Rosie. Two great Americans. -
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dictators don't like to be questioned/challenged
You forgot #4. He's trolling for lefties and he keeps getting bite after bite. TBH, it is kind of fun to watch their heads explode. -
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Health New COVID-19 Sub-Variant XFG Emerges in Thailand
Despite taking precautions I had COVID again last month and for two days it was devastating, much worse than 'flu; no, it didn't kill me BUT it will have left me more likely to suffer from a heart attack or stroke in future as it leaves microclots in the circulatory system. So I will continue to try to avoid further infections, comforted by the thought that as antivaxxers continue to avoid vaccinations and shrug COVID off as " sniffed" there will be fewer around every year. -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
The duration of protection from hepatitis vaccines depends on the type: Hepatitis A vaccine: Typically provides protection for at least 20 years, and possibly for life after completing the full course (usually two doses given 6–12 months apart). Hepatitis B vaccine: Offers long-term protection - at least 30 years, and likely lifelong for most people after completing the full three-dose series. Routine boosters are not usually needed unless you're immunocompromised or in a high-risk group. The effectiveness of hepatitis vaccines (both Hep A and Hep B) is based on decades of solid data, not guesswork. These vaccines have been in use since the 1980s and 1990s, with millions of doses administered globally and thoroughly tracked. Numerous peer-reviewed studies have consistently shown high efficacy: around 95% for hepatitis B after completing the full series, and over 95% for hepatitis A as well. Unlike the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, hepatitis viruses are far more stable, which means the vaccines don’t need constant updating. Also, unlike the politicised noise surrounding COVID, hepatitis vaccine data has stood the test of time, with sharp drops in liver disease and infection rates in vaccinated populations proving their value. Comparing them to the confusion of the pandemic is not only inaccurate, it's a complete misunderstanding of how vaccines and viral diseases work. And... anyone using words such as: Plandemic, Scamdemic, Covidiot, Maskhole, Sheeple, Branch Covidians, Coronabros, Pfizer fanboys, Vaxholes, Covistapo, Faucism, Faucist.... automatically loses any credibility. On your 'trust issues': While it’s true the health industry operates within a business framework and sometimes prioritises profit, to dismiss it entirely ignores the vast, hard-earned progress made in medicine that has saved millions of lives worldwide; behind the industry are countless doctors, nurses, and researchers driven by genuine care and scientific rigor, constantly developing treatments, vaccines, and cures that have transformed once-deadly diseases into manageable or even eradicated conditions - so to say it’s “nothing but an industry” is a gross oversimplification that overlooks both its essential role and the real benefits it delivers every day. Don't be silly. The idea that the polio vaccine was useless or more harmful than polio itself is pure nonsense - polio used to paralyse thousands annually, and the vaccine wiped it out in most parts of the world. As for vaccines not stopping spread, that’s like saying seatbelts don’t prevent car accidents; they don’t stop the crash but massively reduce harm and transmission. Sure, your immune system matters, but vaccines give it a serious head start instead of leaving you to fight blindfolded. Believing otherwise is a perfect recipe for staying stuck in the dark ages of medical “knowledge”. -
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Crime Delivery Rider Accused of Blackmail and Assault by Multiple Women in Pattaya
Picture courtesy of Amarin. A 26-year-old food delivery rider, known online as “Boom Khun Phaen Rider,” was apprehended and handed over to Pattaya police after being accused by at least five women of sexual coercion, physical assault, and blackmail using explicit videos. The incident unfolded in front of a motorbike rental shop in Central Pattaya, Chonburi. Police, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Suchart Dusadee of Pattaya City Police Station were called to the scene. When they arrived they found a group of around ten men and women, including the victims, who had managed to locate and detain the suspect until officers arrived. One of the victims, a 30-year-old woman using the alias “Orn,” told police she met the suspect via a dating app and Facebook. After entering a relationship with him, she claimed he became violent and began threatening to release private videos unless she complied with his demands. Following this report, four additional women came forward to file similar complaints. One of them, 32-year-old “Ji”, had previously filed police reports on three separate occasions, citing incidents including vandalism, her motorcycle was spray-painted, physical abuse and threats to release explicit footage. The situation came to light after one victim shared her experience on Facebook, prompting other women to reveal their encounters. The social media post attracted over a thousand critical comments directed at the suspect, with many accusing him of repeated predatory behaviour. Mr. Boom, whose real name has not been disclosed, admitted to having relationships with several women he met through dating apps, but denied filming any videos or threatening the women. He insisted that all encounters were consensual and that he had no involvement in property damage or intimidation. Police are currently investigating the allegations. Pattaya police investigator Pol. Sub Lt. Anirut Jehroh has recorded statements from all the complainants and initiated formal case files. To prevent further conflict, the parties were separated and advised to remain calm and let the police deal with the situation, while the investigation proceeds. Should sufficient evidence be found, police confirmed that Mr. Boom would face appropriate charges. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-13
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