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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

The greater the legal risk and legal penalty for Drs the less likely they are to work in a given state. Red states already have lower life expectancy than red states, higher infant mortality, more morbidity, more chronic illness.

We have seen this before with abortion - the stricter the penalties the less likely Drs are to work in a state, with an increase in deaths in child birth, still born, neonatal mortality.

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Ironside43 0 points ago +1 / -1

Good luck getting a paediatrician to treat your kids in Idaho. The result of laws like this will be to encourage doctors to move to other states to practice medicine where they don't face jail time.

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

Really interesting place. Lots of Russians there, some obvs close to the Serbian Government, but a massive number of wealthy young Russians dodging being called up to fight in Ukraine - 200,000+ at least. One cafe I visited had all Russian staff, and all Russian customers drinking $7 lattes. Almost all remnants of Muslim rule have been destroyed, but they all still eat Mezze and drink extra strong Turkish coffee

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

Patel and Sunk are both Hindus.

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Ironside43 3 points ago +3 / -0

Surely the British Prime Minister is Hindu (Sunak), and the former Home Secretary (Patel)?

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Ironside43 2 points ago +2 / -0

Very doubtful about this. Serbia is a very close ally of Russia. If Serbian agents were involved in election fraud it was at the request of Russia not the USA

This is just the Russia election story coming back to trick the gullible

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Ironside43 2 points ago +2 / -0

The Kincora boys home story is truly horrific. The leader of the Ulster Unionist Party has just been arrested for child abuse, which I am pretty sure will link back to Kincora

But the Hampstead case is nonsense. The kids mother made up the story to deny her ex-husband custody of their kids. Shocking that something so dishonest is still be circulated today

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

Bit baffled here. The WHO, WEF, etc. didn't have any rights or ability to pass laws in Lousiana. Or luxeumbourg, rr Liverpool, or Lubeck.

How does this ruling change that?

Seems a bit odd

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

Lots of people I know have been to France, know French people, so It's easier to relate. I have friends who live in France, and I am changing flights in Paris next week

I have been to Russia, and know some Russians, although typically of Russians outside of Russia they can't stand Putin

But most people haven't been to Russia, and don't know any Russians. Talking to people on here, people have some really odd ideas about what Russia is really like, very different from reality

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Ironside43 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yup, the same pompous posh boy who got canned from GBNews, and who spends his time sobbing because his wife left him

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Ironside43 4 points ago +4 / -0

If GBNews is so anti-elite then why is it funded by huge amounts of money from an elite of very rich people?

It makes huge losses, which are getting worse, but a very rich elite keep it on air?

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

Strange that he had to rig the vote

If there had been a free vote he would still have won with more votes than all of the other candidates put together

But clearly he thought his position was weak, and wanted a show of strength

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

This model has been on the market for 6 months now. They aren't common but lots of people in the US and the UK have one.

If anyone has any actual proof, other than re-posting the same daft videos I would love to see them....

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Ironside43 -1 points ago +1 / -2

St Partick's day, when people with little or no relationship to Ireland get massively drunk on over priced green beers and act like dicks.

Really why not stay home and read "The Celtic Twlight" instead?

Otherwise you are just some sad little drunk

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Ironside43 1 point ago +1 / -0

The same clause occurs in the British Consitution. The militia is the Home Guard in the British context or the National Guard in the US context. A military force that isn't under control of the National Government. Nothing more.

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Ironside43 1 point ago +2 / -1

Not sure that samurais ever described anything as "triggered". I don't think that word occurs in Edo period Japanese

Decorating your sad memes with vaguely Japanese looking images doesn't make you a samurai it just remind us all what a sad little person you are

Why did you waste our time with this shit?

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Ironside43 4 points ago +7 / -3

Nope, nothing reported here. People need to be a bit less gullible believing this stuff

What was the original source?

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Ironside43 0 points ago +1 / -1

Disinformation

Serbia isn't controlled by US intelligence. It is controlled by Russian intelligence

This is just another version of the Russia story pushed out again.

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Ironside43 3 points ago +3 / -0

Sorry, but too many people think that "doing the reseach" means sitting on line looking for stuff that already confirms your beliefs, and makes you feel validated.

That's not reseach.

There are things going on the world right now that are incredible, but that doesn't mean that everything incredible is true. Apply some reasoning, don't just believe any old nonsense because it feels reassuring.

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