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Zionism being a facist and racist practice is never going to be democratic. Ever.
Your private pension has been weakened however most companies invest in pensions and furthermore have the right to count them as company assets,...
This is quite obviously a PM that has no idea of where the 'delete' button is on his social-media platform. What a big-girl's blouse of a PM. I...
Correction. Turn off the ear worms.
Totally agree about the guitar SBC, rock on. Sometimes even musicians require total quiet. To have the ability to quiet the mind and use it at the...
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dangerous can spread through air. During WW1 lethal chemicals were used from both sides. The mask the woman wears in the photo is really making me laugh. It's called a "disposable one-use only mask" and anything can get through it. When I used to work for a corporation that included work under dangerous conditions not only special suits had to be worn covering the entire body, but also special boots and full face masks with special filters depending on the category of the work you were doing. Filters are rendered useless after a while and have to be changed , same goes for the rest of the equipment.
Out of curiosity I strapped once an oxygen canister on my back pressurized at 2.5 bars that's 2.5 times the normal pressure exerted when we stand still. It's used by firefighters when they need oxygen. My God, it was the heaviest thing I've ever carried on my back.