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1. Great idea & it is all for a good cause, isn't it?
I predicted this in April and was the first to catch them doing it on Dec 2.
https://t.co/PMcICHQWUi
So, make sure to credit me in any article you write!
Taiwan News reported it on basis of my tweet as @keverington can confirm

 @Ayjchan @keverington 2. Here you go, Alina, about Bedford
https://t.co/iiEkoCRxSI
@Ayjchan @keverington 3. My prediction from April
https://t.co/KFdAyw4TvG
@Ayjchan @keverington 4. Supporting Links here
https://t.co/WCbWwFiAoE
@Ayjchan @keverington 5. Holmes and Andersen
https://t.co/VJbGCjSPYw
@Ayjchan @keverington 6. Peter Daszak and Jonna Mazet
https://t.co/u5aG5qbDVh
@Ayjchan @keverington 7. Jonna Mazzet, UC Davis and Angela Rasmussen
https://t.co/tAyXnTQsys
@Ayjchan @keverington 8. Rasmussen
https://t.co/L0m0iMqoeu
@Ayjchan @keverington 9. Some good advice
https://t.co/ExN4HZGC04
@Ayjchan @keverington 10. More good advice
https://t.co/CPY313Abg9
@Ayjchan @keverington 11. Excuse my language here, but the dead don't care for manners either, do they?
Danielle Anderson, Edward Holmes, Gerald Kesuch, Angela Rasmusssen, Dennis Carroll, Jim Le Duc (Galveston)
https://t.co/3oBpkruFak
@Ayjchan @keverington 12. Stephen Goldstein
https://t.co/HRPk9BbCnG
@Ayjchan @keverington 13, Rasmussen
https://t.co/iByjcw5CCw
@Ayjchan @keverington 14. From the Sunday Times article based on our work & findings but without credit as per the vulture UK press, noted by @Florian_Hanover
https://t.co/qL5YzYuOW0
Note 2 big name UK scientists trying to crawl out of the woodwork
Martin Hibberd,
Wendy Barclay
https://t.co/Kp6CCEXN4R
@Ayjchan @keverington @Florian_Hanover 15. So, good luck with your article, Alina, but make sure you respect and credit the originators like me by name when spoon feeding the journalists?
Thank you so much!
@Ayjchan @keverington @Florian_Hanover unroll for reference @threadreaderapp

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1. Helmut Voigt was a professional
He was on the run with several false passports
living under a false identity in the port city of Volos
He was caught when his wife Carla visited in 1992 with a tracking device hidden in her luggage
He was arrested at the hotel Balasca in Athens


2. The Hotel Balasca, just a few minutes walk across the park from Larissa Sation, then hop on the train back to Volos with dear Carla


3. Volos
A pleasant enough place to hide away from the past
...and the

4. The Red Star


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[1]


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So just saw a clip with CNN pundits claiming Nigeria investing in rail transport with Chinese funding is nothing but a white elephant project. It would have been better spent to build schools. Since when did the media decide what Nigeria should and shouldn't do with its money?

Ive seen a Focus on Kenya Exclusive on CNN. They spent 4 minutes talking about Kenya's mobile banking system, which is the most sophisticated in the world, and spent an hour on Kenya's Kibera slums. When terrorist struck Nairobi mall CNN was unabash in showing images of blood

and gore of dead victims repeatedly all through the day. This will never happen in a similar style terror attack anywhere in the West. It’s time to take a hard look at the role of the liberal media in perpetuating a horribly simplistic and stereotypical portrayal of Africa

At what point do we stop being dormant?. At what point do we fight back to salvage our self esteem and integrity as Africans? They did not condemn the U.S invasion of Iraq that has forever changed the middle east.
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German farmers are in revolt, but lack global ‘liberal’ lobby support, unlike India: Here are 3 reasons why?

https://t.co/JuFiBHYYYK via @OpIndia_com

German govt brought in a new “insect protection law.” It 'll curb d use of certain pesticides to save insect populations from collapsing. But many German farmers insist that these laws 'll destroy their livelihood. Or as they put it more succintly,“don’t kill farms to save bugs.”

To make their statement, German farmers even brought their tractors to the historic Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Sound even more familiar?

Nobody tried to seize symbols of German state power and plant alternative flags. Also, nobody used swords against police personnel nor tried to chase them into a ditch. Such losers I tell you, those Germans. They don’t understand how “peaceful protest” is really done.

But I cannot help wonder. As Rihanna would say, why aren’t people talking about this? What happened to humanitarian liberal media all around the world and their supposed reverence for farmers? Don’t the “annadatas” of Germany deserve some love?
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This puts Commission in its usual bind. If Bxl doesn’t raise the reform bar with Chancellery & @Elysee, it will have no credibility to push southern Europe to do same. But it also can’t impose reforms on countries that aren’t willing to do them, especially not the big 2 5/
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