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'Why Don't Alien Races Visit Earth Openly?' Hmm? .............. Could it be because they can't cross the Van Allen Belts?
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Minor News items - Not worth a thread of their own
webtrekker replied to SuperstarNeilC's topic in Today's News
Except ... It wasn't Putin who said that ... Former deputy prime minister and head of Putin’s presidential administration, Vyacheslav Volodin, said: If Washington and NATO countries supply weapons that will be used to strike civilian cities and attempt to seize our territories, as they threaten, this will lead to retaliatory measures using more powerful weapons," -
I hardly think a 9 billion year old signal is of much concern to us. What interests me is that all of these signals from Space, including the ones we emit ourselves, obey the Inverse Square Law, meaning that signal strength decreases as the square of the distance. So, how immensely powerful would a signal have to have been to still be able of detection 9 billion light years away?
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The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
Haha, no! They'd first have to refute the questions we've already asked and so far they seem unable to do so. -
The Flat Earth/Globe Earth Discussion Thread
webtrekker replied to bflat's topic in Space & Universe
Interesting explanation of Eratosthenes method by Carl Sagan ... -
Spare. Harry's book due out in January 2023.
webtrekker replied to Nemuri Kyoshiro's topic in Today's News
'Where is fancy bred? In the heart, or in the head?' ~ Willy Wonka -
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Like you, I'm dead against CBDC and will fight to my last to avoid it. It was interesting reading about the Hollerith machine which is something I'd never heard of before.
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Child abuse and trafficking, general thread/
webtrekker replied to EnigmaticWorld's topic in Exposing Child Abuse
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As if we haven't enough to worry about bloody TikTok is now telling me I am supposed to WASH my jamas! Whatever next! Underpants? Socks? Body? ...
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My Mam, who died 40 years ago, loved Jim Croce, especially this one ...
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Wow! Wasn't expecting this. My Dad died last Thursday night (aged 98). We are just finalising the music we want played at his funeral. No hymns, just music. The list is as follows - 1. John Dunbar's Theme (from Dances With Wolves) - André Rieu version. [5:19] To be played as coffin is entering the church. 2. Oh, Mein Papa - Eddie Calvert. [2:45] My Dad loved this. 3. Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Judy Garland. [2:47] He used to sing this to his grandchildren at bedtime. 4. What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong. [2:14] Because, just before he died he said he had been to a 'beautiful world where he floated and loved it all ever.' 5. Stranger On The Shore - Acker Bilk. [3:08] Another of Dad's favourites and he loved the clarinet. We're all going to miss him so much.
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GMC Blinks First: Regulator Declines to Investigate Dr Aseem Malhotra Over Vaccine Warnings in BBC Interview by Niall McCrae 21 January 2023 7:00 AM To paraphrase the Sound of Music song, “How do we solve a problem like Malhotra?” After receiving several complaints, the General Medical Council has decided not to investigate cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra, who has become a thorn in the side of the medical profession. Full article here: https://dailysceptic.org/2023/01/21/gmc-blinks-first-regulator-declines-to-investigate-dr-aseem-malhotra-over-vaccine-heart-warnings-in-bbc-interview/
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AMPS Warns Medical Professionals Of Indemnity Risks Published on January 21, 2023 Written by Australian Medical Association ON 11 JANUARY 2023, AMPS WROTE TO MEMBERS PROVIDING IMPORTANT INFORMATION: ADMINISTERING OF COVID-19 VACCINATION IS LIKELY NOT AN INDEMNIFIED ACTION The letter alerted doctors and nurses who may administer the Covid-19 vaccines that recent correspondence from government advisers outlined that a medical indemnity scheme for health professionals administering the COVID-19 vaccines was never established per se. The letter contains direct links to referenced correspondence and provides notice of health professional’s obligations, rights, and potential risks. AMPS advises members that this letter can be shared as a means to inform colleagues of the potential liability risks associated with participation in the provisionally approved COVID-19 Vaccination rollout. Please view and download the letter here See more here redunion.com.au
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WEF Hires Unvaccinated Pilots To Fly Them Into Davos Published on January 21, 2023 Written by Sean Adl-Tabatabai Klaus Schwab has banned vaccinated pilots from transporting World Economic Forum members in and out of Davos due to the safety risk they pose According to reports, WEF members are being transport solely by unvaccinated pilots to the 2023 conference in Switzerland. According to pilot Alan Dana, Davos elites have expressed interest in hiring unvaccinated pilots to fly their business trips. “He’s getting calls now from wealthy businessmen and companies to fly their executives around on business jets with unvaccinated crew,” Dana said on “Maria Zeee Uncensored” this week. Infowars.com reports: “They get the luxury of being able to choose, because there are still a large amount of crew available in the United States who are not vaccinated because the companies they work for didn’t mandate it.” “These wealthy businessmen are requiring unvaccinated crew on their business trips,” Dana added. “Passengers on an airline who bought a ticket don’t have that luxury.” Two years later, emerging data and increase documented incidents of individuals who “died suddenly” after receiving the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine appear to be making the elite second-guess who flies them around the world. See more here newspunch.com
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I've only washed my teeth twenty times since lock-down started...
webtrekker replied to DoTheScience's topic in General Chat
Brushed my gnashers for all of my 71 years and still have most of them left in good nick. However, I have stopped drinking fizzy soda drinks over the last 10 to 15 years, not that I ever drank many anyway. I've also never used mouthwash, horrible stuff! -
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Etidorhpa < --- > Aphrodite
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And it gets worse! Check this out ... Jacinda Adern's Legacy? Ms Adern is responsible for New Zealand having possibly the cruelest abortion regime in the world - far worse than China in some ways (see below). Thanks to her pushing it through, abortion permitted for ANY reason, up to birth. That is not unique to NZ but what is, and what she supported (i.e. personally voted for) is: - That a late term baby that is intended to be aborted and is 'accidently' born alive must be left to die - That there is no requirement to give pain relief to late stage babies who are being aborted (who feel pain). Yes, they have to be killed without pain relief. An adult on death row has more human rights than a 9 month baby being aborted in NZ. This is the legacy of the woman who the BBC described today as 'kind and compassionate.' It's all true: https://bothlivesmatter.org.nz/the-law-in-detail/
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Human Cloning - Valid or Bull?
webtrekker replied to FVCK BILLY G4TES's topic in Technology, Transhumanism and AI
I think there's a lot of confusion here as to what, exactly, cloning is. To clone a human, scientists transfer the donor's DNA into an egg cell that has previously had it's nucleus and DNA removed. The egg then develops into an embryo that contains the same genes as the cell donor. Then the embryo is implanted into an adult female's uterus to grow. So you can't make a copy of someone and have the copy be the same age as the original. The clone would have to grow up as a normal child and the original donor would be much older or even dead before the clone reached his/her present age. In other words, it's not like 'cloning' a hard disk.