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Here is a link to spaceweather.com announcing a number of solar CMEs heading toward earth Friday through Sunday. [Link]
Kinda looks like the USA soon to be like a Taliban political party of one, made up of DemonRats and RINOs and one Nazi Zionist President leader...
... I wonder if the people or for that matter the soldiers of Britain think it is a good direction to go and if they think that starting a war...
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Particularly, because Binita's father runs a tea stall. Let me explain.
My hypothesis would be that extremely high phosphorus concentration in the body could cause spontaneous combustion. It might be difficult to test this hypothesis but the word is out there.
Well, why would the body have an elevated phosphorus in the first place? After all, the body is supposed to excrete the excess amounts. It turns out that people with renal failure have a problem with phosphorus excretion and have to watch its intake.
Some teas are indeed very high in phosphorus content (e.g., parsley, red clover - and probably red phosphorus tea, as the name suggests).
Maybe the girl had problems with her kidneys and indulged in - or was encouraged to drink - high amounts of such teas. Maybe even drank lots of soft drink on top of that. Could that have caused the accident?
Just wondering...