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Killing Humans

Some countries just execute humans anywhere on planet earth with no trials, no legal process and just some politician or military administration deciding that they should be executed. Maybe it is time for all independent countries of earth to do the same thing? To simply just decide that any human, anywhere on earth, of any other country should be murdered?…

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USA travel advisory

Do not travel to the USA for holiday, to visit relatives or actually for anything right now. (More so if you have any tatoo on your skin) Even if your skin colour is pink, yellow, brown, green or purple. (Welsh citizens are arrested as they try to leave the US for Canada and held in prison for 19 days before…

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South Africa

so, I have not written anything for a while as I have been thinking about some serious matters and their possible solutions. The truth is that any "serious matter" depends greatly on point of view. For a person living in a squatter camp, a serious problem, most of the time, involves survival. For me, a low income, borderline middle class…

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Justice not seen to be done

When drunk judges drive motor vehicles and are in accidents, justice is not seen to be done. When top and senior judges in the high court wash their dirty washing in public and judges accusing other judges are not seen to fairly be investigated and actually result in the firing of any judge, justice is not seen to be done.…

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dexamethasone, the constitution of south africa and a camel

dexamethasone supresses the immune system, increases sugar in the blood and treats inflamation. so, dexamethasone should probably not be taken when you are sick or fighting any disease. however, if you are at the door of death and you are experiencing a cytokine storm or something similar, it may be that you could benefit from depressing your immune response. bottom…

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