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Health Thai Activist Proposes Sex Ban for Under-22s to Tackle HIV Surge
Call the police, the neighbors are having sex, they're under 22, arrest them, jail them, prosecute them, for doing the most natural thing in the world that people have been doing since the beginning of mankind. Laws will stop them, we are omnipotent, and nobody will defy our laws. If this clown was not a political activist the only other job that might have been available to him would be as a sanitation worker, picking up trash. -
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Health Thai Activist Proposes Sex Ban for Under-22s to Tackle HIV Surge
There's a lot of old 60, 70 and 80 year old expat geezers praying that this guy won't get his wish. A lot of them would have to move out of Thailand if he did. -
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Battambang Mountains Eyed for Natural Heritage Listing
Cambodia Tour PHNOM PENH – Two of Cambodia’s most biologically and culturally rich limestone mountains are being considered for designation as natural heritage sites, officials confirmed this week. Phnom Sampov and Phnom Banan, located in Battambang province, are under evaluation by the Ministry of Environment, Fauna & Flora International (FFI), and local authorities, with the goal of preserving their biodiversity and ancient heritage — while promoting sustainable ecotourism. “These sites hold extraordinary ecological, geological, and historical value,” said ministry spokesperson Khvay Atitya on 9 July, highlighting a joint field assessment led by environmental experts, researchers, and community representatives. A 2024 biodiversity survey recorded numerous globally threatened species, including pangolins, hornbills, civets, silvered langurs, and pig-tailed macaques. Scientists also discovered several previously unknown species — among them geckos, skinks, and prehistoric snails described as “living fossils”. The limestone formations, once submerged beneath a Permian-era sea over 250 million years ago, are also home to ancient Angkorian temples. This blend of natural and cultural heritage strengthens the case for protected status. “These mountains aren’t just biodiversity hotspots — they’re windows into Cambodia’s deep past,” said Heng Hong, head of the Department of Natural Heritage Sites, who led the recent site visits. The sites are already well-known ecotourism destinations. Tourists and pilgrims are drawn to Phnom Sampov and Phnom Banan not only for temples and caves, but also for the extraordinary “bat army” — a daily dusk exodus of an estimated five million bats. Guano from the colony provides vital income to local villagers, generating around $50,000 a year collectively. Authorities hope heritage designation will enhance conservation efforts while supporting local livelihoods. If approved, the move would add Phnom Banan and Phnom Sampov to Cambodia’s growing network of protected natural sites — reinforcing the country’s dual commitment to biodiversity and cultural preservation. -2025-07-10 -
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Is Trump completely losing the plot?
You must be the only person left that still mentions project 25. Time to give it up, save embarrassing yourself further -
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Health Thai Activist Proposes Sex Ban for Under-22s to Tackle HIV Surge
He's wearing dark glasses because ? ...his mother warned him he'd go blind !!!
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