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"The enquiry hasn't , yet, named any individuals" Au contraire !

The full official, incontrovertible details of the corrupt, money grubbing Biden crime family laid bare. Bank records. Money "wires" (transfers) from foreign governments including China. The whole family is involved. But no media will report or comment on it - Why? Is that because "Orange Man Bad" or have the Democrats bought the US media? https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Bank-Memorandum-5.10.23.pdf

A friend of MOH in the UK has a Santander debit card. She recently received in the post a replacement card. That’s funny she thought, my current card has about 9 months left until it expires, so she phoned Santander. It’s a sophisticated fraud, if she had used the new card, her bank account would have been cleaned out. So be warned!

Might I suggest introducing the procedure that a lot of private forums have, new forum members are on probation for six posts to prove that they can post relevant, sensible posts until they are accepted as full members? And no forum names accepted consisting of incomprehensible alpha numeric strings would be accepted?

"His takings have gone through the poof!" ?!

You can bring your own vehicle into France, without needing to register it, for short stays of up to six months in the country. However, if you are staying for more than six months, you will have to register your car within one month of establishing residency in France. There doesn't seem to be any way to avoid registering your Swedish car in France if you are studying in France for 1 year. Perhaps the place you are studying at - university - college etc could advise you further?

All this nuclear armageddon discussion hinges on the answer to the question:- "Will russia's nuclear weapons actually work?" Explanation Nuclear weapons need regular servicing due to the initialising and boosting component tritium gas decaying into helium 3. It's not like conventional bullets or shells which still work properly after 50 to 100 years Trtium is a neutron emitter when used as an initialiser and fission booster to the bomb core, but it's half life is about 12.5 years. Its decay product is Helium-3, which absorbs neutrons, so it’s critical to refresh the boosting gas periodically or the warhead goes psst instead of boom - it's called a fizzle. Here's the interesting bit. Tritium costs around $30,000 per gram, the world market for tritium is only about 400 grams so it's value is on a par with the finest diamond. In the time gap between the collapse of the Soviet Union and the rise of the current Russia a lot of top people got obscenely rich due to selling off any assets they could get hold of. Given that during the start of the invasion of Ukraine the Russian armoured personnel carriers were breaking down in their droves because of being fitted with new cheap knock-off Chinese tyres. Ask yourself the question "Did Russia carry on faithfully maintaining all those nuclear warheads with expensive tritium or did the oligarchs sell it off?"

A lot of incendiary whimpering going on in Rennes tonight. https://www.letelegramme.fr/ille-et-vilaine/rennes/direct-suivez-la-manifestation-a-rennes-apres-la-decision-du-conseil-constitutionnel-14-04-2023-13318348.php

I've already replied to your "request" once but somebody removed the links I posted -- Grrrrr!!!.👿 Ask at your local Intermarche or SuperU store they hire cars and vans.

I presume you know that France introduced a similar system last year? https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/actualites/dossiers-de-presse/alerter-et-proteger-deploiement-national-du-dispositif-fr-alert-0

Not quite. Remember the simple experiment of chewing a piece of bread until it tastes sweet? Starch (carbohydrates) is the stored form of sugars in plants. The starch in the seeds provides food for the embryo as it germinates while the starch that is consumed by humans is broken down by the enzymes in saliva and later in the stomach into smaller molecules, such as maltose and glucose. The human stomach can then absorb the glucose.

Sadly not mainly big cities. https://www.letelegramme.fr/bretagne/en-bretagne-les-pesticides-nuisent-toujours-a-la-qualite-des-eaux-22-02-2023-13283890.php

Since arriving here in 2009 we have used bottled water for cooking and drinking. We started out using tap water but a few weeks later found that the kettle had a strange deposit in the bottom, brown/green in colour and smelt nasty. So it’s been bottled water ever since. The bottled water we use comes from a source in the Monts d’Arree and has very few minerals in it. I have to say that this thread has encouraged me to investigate under-sink water filters.

Funny you should mention Finland, today they formally became a full member of NATO. That effectively doubles the length of the NATO / Russian border, just what Putin doesn't need. Something else Vlad doesn't need is the massed ranks of Finland's Defence Force artillery targetted at Russia. 700 howitzers + 700 heavy mortars + 100 rocket launcher outfits - the biggest artillery asset in europe. I seem to remember that one of his excuses for invading Ukraine was to prevent them joining NATO. Putin - what a loser!

Laugh this off Vlad🤣 Citing Germany's decision to send tanks to Ukraine, the Russian president said history was repeating itself. "It's unbelievable but true," he said. "We are again being threatened by German Leopard tanks."

Has Putin ever been photographed laughing?

That's before the threatened prosecution - if it goes ahead, watch the approval rating rise. Biden's approval rating is only about 42% against 52% disapprove.

The Democrat administration risks being seen as a banana republic dictatorship who are hell bent on using the law to lock up their political opponent. The fact that the Dems do not ATM have any realistic alternative to Dozy Joe and Hyena Harris for 2024 means that they have to stoop to spurious prosecution of DT by the Soros-funded New York district attorney Alvin Bragg. If they are stupid enough to go ahead with this, they are virtually guaranteeing that Trump will be President again in 2024.

"the water keeps them cooler" That didn't keep them cooler here:- https://abcnews.go.com/International/video/floating-solar-power-farm-catches-fire-japan-65518363

So where do the geometres get the accurate details of a property from to do their extremely expensive measurements and calculations?

Most of the posts from the subject member are requests for information that could easily have been found by doing a search on the internet. Remember - Google is your friend - sometimes!

This has to be a record for resuscitating an old thread - 17 years !!!!! If anybody fancies parsnips get round to your local Lidl - ours in Brittany has them on sale right now.

All modern car/small vehicle diesel engines have glow plugs, one per cylinder, they have two functions, to aid starting in cold conditions, and to reduce exhaust emissions after a cold start in cold conditions when the engine computer works out how long to keep them glowing according to how cold it is. Bigger diesels in trucks can use inlet manifold air preheaters, a bit like an electric fire element in the inlet manifold to feed hot air to the cylinders as a cold start aid and reduce cold exhaust smoke after the start. The older Perkins type where a glow plug ignited fuel sprayed onto the glow plug in the inlet manifold isn't used any more - too much smoke etc. Diesel fuel comes in different grades - winter and summer diesel For example - the UK changes to winter diesel in November and goes back to summer diesel in March. Winter diesel either has more kerosene in it or has an anti-freezing additive in it to stop the filter blocking with the wax flakes when its cold in the diesel. Some vehicles have an electrical heater controlled by a thermostat in the fuel filter to stop the filter plugging with the wax flakes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_diesel_fuel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_filter_plugging_point

If you are going to mix your own two-stroke fuel, don't use E5 or E10 essence it has ethanol in it. Use SP 98 which has little or no ethanol in it and will remain stable for a long time. The best one to use is Total Excellium Sp 98. From caradisiac car forum "Hello, I am 98 excellium exclusively in my cars and my garden equipment. - no pure ethanol which attacks the seals and which makes the mixture turn. -good conservation over time, no deposit. - 2-stroke engine that runs better at high revs (11500rpm) and starts better when cold"