Thorgal

Thanks for your reply. MERS, SARS and SARS-CoV-2 are zoonotic in nature as they originated from animals and were transmitted to humans. Most relevant difference is their genetic code and their immunity or strength (protein synthesis) which is determinant for the host. Next to that you have to consider the impact of the morbidity index that can speed up the process contamination. The morbidity index is logically higher with the age.

No, some Covid-19 patients from the first wave survived and built up an immunity but were again infected by Covid-19 with the 2nd wave. The variations of Sars Cov2 (Covid-19) are not yet defined.

Harmonising patented vaccines is difficult. At this stage the vaccines are not yet ‘certified’ because it’s not yet tested and confirmed : -how long immunity will last -how effective the vaccines will be in different populations (genetics vs age) -if people can still transmit the disease to others if they’ve been immunised.

That’s not how to do the math of 95% effectiveness. Almost 45000 people were tested. Half received the vaccine, other half received the placebo.

You need to make the registration of your marriage at 3 levels: 1. At local Amphur in Thai 2. At your consulate if you are registered at the consulate 3. At your city hall in your home country for tax reasons and to have your data updated in civil registration database.

Remember the US, UK and AUS special forces that infiltrated the Taliban by dressing like them and having a beard just to spot their movements and to evaluate incoming logistics from Pakistan. ‘Taliban’ means ‘students’ in Arabic and was originally the generation of Afghani children that lived under the forced migration in Pakistan. They have been radicalised in these ‘madrasahs’ in Pakistan funded by Middle Eastern muslim countries and the CIA. That ‘forced migration’ in the 80’s was part of the ‘de-population’ program from the Soviets. The Afghani mudjahidi

The cities with the highest rate of political violence, racism, separatism and highest inequality in salaries are also concentrating a high rate of mass shootings. https://acleddata.com/2020/09/03/demonstrations-political-violence-in-america-new-data-for-summer-2020/

OP needs to contact his justice department and ask if Canada will grant automatically Canadian nationality if the adoption process is finalised in Thailand. Both countries are members of the convention of den Hague but transfer of nationality after adoption has to be written in their mutual agreement. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadians/adopt-child-abroad/processes/choose-process/immigration/eligibility.html

You need to be 25 years old. At older ages they can consider your limited life expectation as not in favour for the adoption.

You need to be married to do the Thai domestic intra family adoption. Adoption on single basis and/or without marriage is impossible in Thailand.

Used Miss Sumalee Jenapa for home study report before buying my house. She investigated if land + house was legally OK : building permit + land sizing + land tax payment balance Checked if any constraints for previous ownership of seller vs eventual succession to third parties. Detailed home report with estimated value. Arrangements + administration with local land office. Was agreed lump sum before contracting = 20.000THB. Job was great and flawless. She’s respectful within Thai officials community and has a lot of connections.

The mother needs to start with the custody of the child. She needs to file an application at the Amphur where she lives. Takes 1 to 3 days. The mother has to declare full custody over the children before they reach the age of 7. Before age of 7 they don’t need the consent of the father before Thai court. Quote from Link: “According to section 1546 of CCCT, when a child is born and the mother is NOT married to the father, the father has no LEGAL RIGHTS over the child. Only the mother has rights (and obligations) over the child.” https://thailawonl

There’s a correlation in the high concentration of mass shootings on the eastern part of the US (see map previous link) and the ethnicity of the perpetrators (65% is white). https://www.statista.com/statistics/476456/mass-shootings-in-the-us-by-shooter-s-race/ There’s also a link that mass shooting in the US spiked after 2001 (read 9/11). https://www.statista.com/statistics/811487/number-of-mass-shootings-in-the-us/

Quote from link: “As of October 31, there have been 538 shootings that fit this criteria, resulting in 433 deaths and 2,262 injuries, for a total of 2,695 victims.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mass_shootings_in_the_United_States_in_2020

Yes. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2014/08/afghanistan-no-justice-thousands-civilians-killed-usnato-operations/