Helter-Skelter

[Anonymous]

Another dead hiker.



Southern city-boys get lost in the woods.





They are vegans and love nature... Then they die.

In Finland?

Yes in lapland where I live.



It feels like these people come here to die.





I've been a little disoriented in the woods... Mainly because I have drank vodka.

But I always find the way back.





I think these people underestimate the wilderness.

You will die in there if you cant build shelter and campfire.

Urban candyasses who aint tough enough for the bush. We have millions of those little fairies here.

They are used to having the security network they can fall onto.



In their last moments, the hard reality hits them and they feel extremely alone.

Nobody is gonna come save you.



Based on the security cam footage, he had a giant backpack on him.



It was like -30C outside when he went missing.

Froze to death.

Seems like he bit off more than he could chew.....he underestimated the elements he ventured into.

[Anonymous]

Goldman Sachs expects US inflation to top 7% in early 2022, after it rose to a 39-year high of 6.8% year-on-year in November.

[Anonymous]

Christmas in the Netherlands and across Europe is so interesting....what a time for another variant.

[Odinson]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

[Anonymous]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

You should isolate pending a negative test result.

[Anonymous]

A new report released Monday from the Mexican Defense Department indicates that Mexican drug cartels are turning to bigger labs to produce larger quantities of synthetic drugs like meth and fentanyl, and that organized crime elements in China are central to their operations, according to NPR.



Mexican Defense Secretary General Luis Cresencio Sandoval González claims that the rise in the demand for synthetic drugs comes from many cartels' decision to shift from naturally grown drugs like opium and marijuana, the popularities of which are on the decline due to crop seizures and eradication.

[Odinson]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

You should isolate pending a negative test result.

Jeebus!



I'm gonna die.





Or maybe its just the man-flu.

[Anonymous]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

You should isolate pending a negative test result.

Jeebus!



I'm gonna die.





Or maybe its just the man-flu.

We're all going to catch it eventually.

[Odinson]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

You should isolate pending a negative test result.

Jeebus!



I'm gonna die.





Or maybe its just the man-flu.

We're all going to catch it eventually.

Thats what I´ve been thinking.



It doesnt seem to get eradicated with vaccinations.

[Anonymous]

I have had the flu for several days now.



Could be ronies.



Could be the fact that I walk outside in my underwear.

You should isolate pending a negative test result.

Jeebus!



I'm gonna die.





Or maybe its just the man-flu.

We're all going to catch it eventually.

Thats what I´ve been thinking.



It doesnt seem to get eradicated with vaccinations.

Not this variant, that's for fucking sure.

[Odinson]

Its official.



No coof.

[Anonymous]

Its official.



No coof.

That's good.

[Anonymous]

As if the global economic condition were not severe enough after months of devastating impacts wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, investors are warning that the possible collapse of a major Chinese real estate development company named Evergrande could trigger a liquidity crisis similar to the one that occurred in late 2008, leading to a multi-year global recession.

[cc]

As if the global economic condition were not severe enough after months of devastating impacts wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, investors are warning that the possible collapse of a major Chinese real estate development company named Evergrande could trigger a liquidity crisis similar to the one that occurred in late 2008, leading to a multi-year global recession.

Evergrande has been sneaking by each month for months. Without China govt help it will collapse  ... I'm not sure China will left it go belly up .. We'll see how it plays out

[Anonymous]

I haven't seen this anywhere else. It's not cholera.



World Health Organization investigates mystery illness that has reportedly killed almost 100 people in Sudan



Investigators from the World Health Organization are investigating an outbreak of an as-yet-unknown illness that has reportedly killed almost 100 people in southern Sudan in Africa, according to ABC News. The symptoms of the illness reportedly include cough, diarrhea, fever, headache, chest pain, joint pain, loss of appetite and body weakness, and thus far none of the patients who have contracted the symptoms have tested positive for any known disease.



The deaths have flummoxed health department officials in Sudan, which is also dealing with massive flooding that has wrought considerable devastation in the area. Indeed, the flooding has been so severe that the team of researchers from WHO had to be brought into the area via helicopter. The WHO team reportedly has already ruled out cholera, which would normally be the first suspect in an area devastated by flooding, as the potential cause of the illnesses.



According to ABC News, most of those who have died thus far have either been very elderly or very young. The BBC reports that the WHO began investigating the outbreak as early as November, but only recently sent a team onto the ground to collect samples.



The area of Sudan where the outbreak has occurred is the site of frequent sectarian conflict, flooding, and malnutrition, making it an ideal breeding ground for infectious diseases. Other than indicating that the water in the area has tested negative for cholera, the World Health Organization has not indicated any belief as to what the illness in question might be, or how it might be transmitted.

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