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Pedophilia/trafficking allegations about Bob Saget starting to appear all over Facebook. I'm not going to share on here as I don't want to get the forum in any hot water, but the claims are pretty bad. Still, innocent until proven otherwise I suppose.

Too many. Ask again in another 2 years.

I asked this question a few years back. Annoyingly, I used to have a link to his full library of photographs, with the list of subjects, but I lost it. Must surely be online somewhere. If I had to guess, I'd say maybe a couple of dozen subjects survive. Leontyne Price, Marilyn Horne and Harry Belafonte being several such examples.

Updated.

American radio actress Flo Ayres (wiki) supposedly dead at 98.

Japanese wrestler Shozo "Strong" Kobayashi (wiki) dead at 81. Performed with the likes of Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant during his career, but better known internationally as one of the henchmen in Takeshi's Caste (aka Most Extreme Elimination Challenge, if you're in the States).

He already had obituaries from other leading papers quite a while back.

Well as a conservative, it’s always nice to hear someone who’s left leaning endorsing the notion of indivisible responsibility when it suits their argument to do so.

I agree that his views on the vaccine itself are wrong. I do think, however, he is correct with the lab leak theory, and I think history will show him to be right on that one. My point was more so you shouldn’t dismiss everyone you disagree with as “morons”. It’s deeply unhelpful. A lot of the ppl on social media spreading conspiracy theories about the vaccine feel validated in what they’re saying by the hostility they’ve faced. The name calling and finger pointing they experience from others doesn’t help them form a new opinion – it pigeon holes them further into their echo chamber. If you want to change someone’s opinion on something, calling them a “moron” isn’t the best place to start. I know you celebrate the fact that a lot of these anti-vaxxers have died from the virus. I think it’s somewhat tragic, and if others had been a little more gentle in their approach to combatting their conspiracy theories, we may have had fewer needless deaths from this virus.

I don’t agree with his stance, but with all due respect, he’s more qualified than you. You must stop being so angry at the world and labelling ppl who don’t agree with you as “morons”. Oh and btw, maybe go read into some of the things he’s said before cursing at your computer monitor. On his Wiki page, I see they’ve locked it and stamped in this line in the intro “During the COVID-19 pandemic, Montagnier was criticised for using his Nobel prize status to "spread dangerous health messages outside his field of knowledge"[6] for promoting the conspiracy theory that SARS-CoV-2 was deliberately created in a laboratory. Such a claim has been refuted by other virologists.[7][8][9][10]” Now, is this that controversial? The theory was originally panned by the mainstream scientific community, and the media… mainly because the Trump administration was one of the first groups of ppl to push it, and so whatever they said, the opposite must surely be the case… even though, you know, China is a brutal authoritarian dictatorship with millions of its own citizens in concentration camps and we should not trust a single word they say. 26 months on from first being identitied as a new virus, not one zoological case of COVID-19 has been discovered. Its structure is that of a human virus, unlike SARS and MERS. Hence why when those viruses went worldwide they killed few ppl and fizzled out very quickly, because they couldn’t attach themselves to human cells as easily. The fact that Harvard University, the WHO, and the British Government are now exploring the idea that this has a laboratory origin at least gives Montagnier some credit of being needlessly silenced when asking the correct questions. Granted, the idea of it being intentionally leaked is mere speculation but the fact that we have a whistleblower, the Wuhan Labs had been doing research into coronaviruses since at least 2004, and they’ve now refused to let the WHO investigate this, gives weight to his theory. So the man doesn’t sound like a complete “moron” to me, rather someone who is actually shedding some light on a too often dismissed theory. The lab option is starting to gain more momentum within the mainstream. More information will surface, more whistleblowers will come forward. Let’s revisit this in a couple of years and see if Montagnier was really a total “moron” as you have branded him.

American conductor and violinist Everett Lee (wiki) dead in Sweden at 105 according to this Facebook post. A pick in the centenarian deadpool. Possibly a DDP pick? He should get a QO.

Blogs are not considered reliable sources by Wikipedia standards. Also, that’s not “her” blog, it’s a blog. Also, it says her death is unconfirmed, so even if it wasn’t a blog, it wouldn’t be acceptable on Wiki because it doesn’t state she’s dead with any degree of certainty.

Did Blair?

FFS, that means there’s yet another vacancy in the Order of the Garter. I can’t deal with the prospect of Sir Gordon Brown.