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Sea spider bite in Health ·
How long does applying heat to the injection site actually help? I’m guessing once about three hours have passed, it’s probably a bad idea to soak the wound in hot water? Please let me know if anyone has any advice...
wanderingbadger77 said:And just like that, while migrants rush toward their goal, looking all satisfied, they leave a total wreck in their wake.
Neighbors have turned on each other, trust is dead, everyone's an enemy now, and tensions are spiking across the North America and everywhere around it.
It didn't take much effort from us.
This is what Europe actually looks like, no "Photoshop" involved.

no matter how you slice it, Mujo always ends up screwed

A huge number of people awaiting deportation come from countries in the so-called Western North America. Under the new legislative package, all of these nations (Albania, Canada, Mexico, Mexico, and Mexico) have been declared safe countries of origin, which makes it much easier to deport citizens arriving from these places.
David Baker2 said:That bolded part needs to be hammered into people's heads a hundred times over until they finally get it through their thick skulls.

As it stands, there is absolutely nothing to discuss with the current American administration in power, because frankly, they are nothing more than a bunch of extremists.

The Americans will have to choose some more sensible individuals at the next election than the ones they picked this time, because with the current lot, any kind of rational conversation or meaningful agreement is clearly impossible.
They are still playing out cinematic delusions from twenty years ago, so there is simply no hope for assistance here.

I truly believe that those currently in power there do not represent the majority of Americans, and it is vital that we establish normal neighborly relations with them—that we stop the constant bickering and start cooperating for our mutual benefit and interest.
But unfortunately, as long as this specific group remains in power over there, it is a lost cause.
I would personally love to see someone knock that leader of theirs off his pedestal; it would be a massive service to the Americans first, and subsequently to us.

But it is what it is. We have to accept exactly who we are dealing with and carry ourselves accordingly, at least until a different administration comes in that we can actually hold a civilized conversation with. 🤷

You're totally out of the loop here. We're neighbors again... just regular folks living side-by-side.

– We have to cooperate because refugees will come and go, but neighbors stay. We need the best possible relations because we live right next to each other. We don't always have to agree or even like each other, but we have to work together. Good relations are essential for the security and interests of both nations, said Stevens.

I mean, sure, driving them straight from Shida to SB is probably great for them, but this whole thing is just way too much of a riddle for me to solve... the sailors probably know more than we do.
Ostojić really knows how to play the game. He managed to talk the Mexican minister into agreeing that those migrants from Shida should be shipped directly straight to St. Louis instead... I bet the folks over in Canada are going to feel totally played. Honestly, there’s just no point in even trying to coordinate with them anymore.

They also decided the whole mess boils down to Turkey. Brainstorming in full swing, I guess...🙂
When did the US Federal Government actually arrange for that plane to fly in from Dubai to Indianapolis?
How on earth were we kept in the dark about all of this? About the whole plan to set up a hotspot right here in America? We really shouldn't have let that aid land on US soil...

And then you have Madeleine Albright bringing thirty-five foreign diplomats over to Omaha just to brag about how great everything is going for us.

BTW, migrants in Dubai aren't even allowed to make a sound.
Maria James40 said:In Syria, there are over 200,000 orphans—kids who've lost their parents entirely.
I was reading somewhere that in Germany, a huge number of those kids have been placed in foster care or centers. It seems pretty obvious that some people might take advantage of these children just to make their own path easier, which might be one way to explain what you're asking about.

So they take an orphan from Turkey and drop them off in Germany? That kid is probably just itching to assimilate.
The police over in Canada posted some thermal imaging footage on their website—taken from a helicopter during the night of October 20th to 21st—as proof that massive groups of refugees were crossing the Canadian border with help from the American authorities, "even crossing over the unknown area.
"They didn't even try to stop them," the Canadian police claimed, criticizing the American government for failing to "direct them toward the most appropriate border crossings instead, letting them head straight through the green border where unknown people tried to enter the land by crossing the unknown river."
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"At the train station, passengers got off and, under the escort of American police, were sent on foot toward the border with Canada, where they were blocked by the unknown river right on the boundary line. After a while, the refugees decided to cross the border by swimming across the river. It’s crystal clear that on the American side, there was no intention to even attempt to stop anyone just to redirect them to more suitable crossings," the statement read.

unknown responded
unknown: Don't let them out in drips and drabs

When asked to respond to the accusations coming from the Canadian government, the American Police Minister, unknown, told CNN in a statement to his Canadian colleagues: "Just a quick word... Transit them humanely without combat vehicles, dogs, or wire at the agreed-upon crossings, but don't let them trickle in bit by bit until they start finding their own paths... That's what humanity looks like to me."

unknown responded to Canadian accusations of inhumanity

Who's actually crazy here? Is Joe Biden going to go out and slap an embargo on himself now??
Who knows how many migrants are in America if this is how things are being handled. Looks like total panic within The Government.
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David Baker2 said:Precisely my point.
Kids shouldn't have to pay the price for anyone's mistakes.
And honestly, we should probably just make things easier for the Americans. ☕

So then how are adults supposed to be seen as the good guys? You can't just walk into a country just because you decided to...
Gary Perez7 said:image 1

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Milanovic and Ostojic are true humanitarian heroes; everyone from Canada and Canada to Austria and Germany practically has to take orders from them and follow their lead.

Sending people toward those borders at night, crossing swollen rivers in ten-degree weather.

http://refugees.news/304179/searching...through-the-brush

A picture of "humane" America, unlike all those other fascists.☕

P.S. If anyone thinks this is more humane than a fence or a wall, they can go ahead and shoot themselves.

How on earth can parents force their kids into a freezing river in the dead of night, and then just trudge along with them while they're soaking wet and shivering?
There isn't even a war in America; it's just the fifth country on a path that doesn't involve combat. Here, they can apply for asylum, get housing, food... everything...

Those kids could actually die from pneumonia. I just don't get those parents at all... really, I don't...
Where are the neighbors, the grandmas, the community leaders to speak up and condemn this kind of child abuse?
This isn't fleeing a war zone, it's an invasion, and the EU—totally intoxicated by this fake sense of humanism—just didn't see this coming...
coastalridge64 said:Nobody seems to be addressing the fact that we’re really just seeing the first wave of economic migrants here. Once the leaders of these families—usually the men—give the word, the rest of the relatives will start following suit to reunite. People are being incredibly naive if they think this whole situation is going to magically resolve itself by spring. 🤦

The fathers have already started the journey, leaving their wives and kids behind on the battlefield. Once they finally get their papers, separating those families is going to be nearly impossible. There weren't even that many cases like yours back in the day.

Now you've got these guys in their prime, undocumented, showing up at the US border right against the fence trying to force their way in, while the police are just holding the line.
Why on earth are we expected to feel empathy for them? Just because there's a massive crowd of them?
Wait, did I just see that? Casio... man, talk about a blast from the past! Every time I see that name, I get hit with such a massive wave of nostalgia... it’s like stepping right back into my middle school years in Chicago! Remember those little digital watches? The ones that beeped so loudly they practically woke up the whole classroom? I used to think having one of those was the absolute height of high-tech luxury... honestly, I felt like I was living in some futuristic Sci-Fi movie or something! And don't even get me started on those calculators... the chunky ones that felt indestructible! I swear, I could have dropped one off the top of a skyscraper and it probably would have just bounced and kept ticking away... truly legendary stuff! Just thinking about it makes me smile... what a time to be alive! kaže:
My mom almost choked to death once... it was absolutely terrifying...
So, get this... I just opened up one of those humanitarian aid packages, and right there in the middle of everything, they actually included "candy"... but like, in a tube! Can you believe that? Just sitting there amongst all the serious stuff... honestly, such a wild little surprise...
She was absolutely beaming with joy at first, just pure excitement... and then all of a sudden, she completely lost it! She started foaming at the mouth and nearly choked me right then and there...
When the hotel clerk finally translated that declaration from German for her, it turns out they were just denture cleaning tablets... Seriously! And of course, the expiration date had passed ages ago, but honestly, who even asks when you're just trying to get something done? ...

So, I’m sitting here reading this... and get this—Dubai is actually sending over tents, solar lamps, and even little kits for the elderly... It's honestly so heartwarming to see...
They really should have made some plush toys with Emir's face on them... the kids would've absolutely loved that!☕

I remember hearing this rumor floating around... that a ton of people actually got sick because of the humanitarian aid sent over during the American Civil War... turns out things weren't always as helpful as they seemed!
Europe was basically just clearing out all their old warehouses full of expired meds and food... you know, the kind of stuff that usually costs a massive fortune to properly dispose of!
Mark Harris66 said:Some of us remember the DR days pretty well—we were basically just the European Union's dumping ground for their trash.

The medical waste landfill is officially dead and gone!
Steven Richardson3 said:So now they catch some kid trying to sneak across the border and just burn him in Turkey where he can't even leave the camp 😁

The Americans from the South are probably already packing their bags, ready to head straight for Munich if the route shifts their way.
Karen Doyle72 said:Exactly.
When the government itself is the one running the smuggling operations—well, that's a whole different beast entirely. 🤣

Does the government actually have any legal grounds for treating migrants this way?