28 thoughts on “Monday’s Papers”

      1. benblack

        Never give up hope, Janet – not that I know too much about Tibet, but, I do know that out of Pandora’s box, She is the last to emerge.

        Luke 1:37

      2. galaxiapolizia

        @ J

        peut-etre…
        mais peut-etre aussi que c’est mieux de garder l’espoir, n’est-ce-pas?
        comme les sirenes.
        allez, courage…!
        bonne nuit et faites des beaux reves.

        1. Janet, dreams of an alternate universe

          merci,
          I have fond memories of Tibet,
          a tibetan broke my arm in three places during a wrestling match, sounded like a table breaking ….cracccck, he made me loads of momos to say sorry :)

    1. Micko

      Third day in a row you’ve posted about HEPA filters.

      Are you selling these yokes or what?

      “ Ooooh He’s going for that ‘Covid’ dollar. That’s a good market. He’s very smart.”

    2. Junkface

      They should make those FFP 2 masks the only type of mask allowed in indoor spaces, they fit closely to your face shape. Make sure they are sold at 1 euro each, subsidized if necessary. Those cloth ones, or the blue surgical type ones are no good. People need to get back into good habits in public spaces. Nobody wants full lockdowns.

      1. U N M U T U A L

        …might want to pause for consideration, you could be putting junk on your face.

        “Substances of concern in face masks…

        The hygiene masks prescribed by the Federal Council can cause headaches and dizziness and irritate the skin and respiratory organs. All masks tested by the K-Tipp gave off sensitive pollutants.
        Substances of concern in face masks
        Sensitive fabrics in face masks (Image: istock)
        contents
        K-Tip 14/202107.09.2021
        Andreas Schildknecht, head of test editing
        The K-Tipp sent twenty hygiene and FFP2 masks available in stores to the laboratory. It investigated whether and, if so, which chemical substances outgassed from the mask material. This is important because these gases are inhaled when the masks are worn.

        Result: The special laboratory found the highest amounts of volatile hydrocarbons (VOC) in FFP2 masks: These usually consist of thicker filter material than simple hygiene masks.”

        Paid article

        https://www.ktipp.ch/tests/produktetests/detail/artikeldetail/bedenkliche-stoffe-in-gesichtsmasken/

        1. Junkface

          Lord!

          Headaches? Irritate skin? Never heard any of this before. I have been wearing these in Germany for over a year.

  3. johnny

    I don’t believe in an interventionist God
    But I know, darling, that you do

    Cave.

    Power Everywhere,but….crickets on Afghanistan,she just visited Haiti…what next for DOB, who’s future she now holds in her hands.

    “She is outspoken to such a degree that some lawmakers and their aides quietly wonder if it’s counterproductive for U.S. diplomacy. ”

    “I see a thousand readouts a day from USAID about things that she is doing. The other day there was something with the Irish somebody,” the State Department official said. “There’s just this desire to be part of every conversation.”

    https://www.politico.com/news/2021/11/14/samantha-power-usaid-future-515606

      1. johnny

        …you guys are all winners,there is NOTHING odd about a childless older,NI gay man based near Dublin, cheering on 8 year old in Florida,who knows nothing about Fla education……wow!

        3. Micko

          We’ll at least Johnny’s right for once.

          There IS nothing odd about a childless gay man cheering on a little girl. It’s 2021, not 1951.

          Fupp off back to the dark ages Johnny ye bigot.

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