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[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2495134]
Well-traveled chap![/QUOTE]It looks like he is trying to fuck his way through the upper echelons of society one country at a time. I feel like his questions are some kind of social equality jab that more hookers should be pearly white?

He has 5 k burning a hole in his pocket and he wants to fuck the whitest thing he can find. We all know Philippines is the land of "white" chicks, they might as well change that to the countries new slogan.

How many glutathione drips would it take to totally turn a pinay into a white girl? I imagine they would just disintegrate before they turned all white.

[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2495170]You can add UK, Canada, Morocco, Lebanon, Syria and India to the list and I had some time all his 'FRs' are questions as far back as 2014 Westie. Seems like a serial one handed typist. There was a monger who did spend $5000 on a SA girl for a few nights in the UAE recently and only he thought it was worthwhile (but we can spend out money how we like on what we like). Imagine that amount in the Philippines. Even I would dress up and act cute LOL.

Vip6682 - how about a swathe of FRs to back up all the questions and the global mongering you claim to have done aka Westie's question / comment number 2 above?

S.[/QUOTE]You caught me Sherlock.

The Philippine Govt. Decided to allow foreigners with investment visas to return as of November 1 but that is all. There are already several posts on Facebook and other websites claiming that tourists will be allowed to return. That is not the case, still no idea when tourists will be allowed to return so this is just to shut down the rumor that is coming. Only business owners / investors with proper visas and still the Covid test and hotel quarantine will be required.

[QUOTE=Beavis;2495627] Only business owners / investors with proper visas and still the Covid test and hotel quarantine will be required.[/QUOTE]What about this form of tourism?

Regardless, who wants to go there and possibly get real sick? GFE can be deadly right now.

October 22, ADVISORY 41 ON THE 2019 NOVEL CORONAVIRUS:

TRAVEL POLICY IN THE PHILIPPINES.

Looks like not much has changed, unfortunately. Got a little excited that there was an update listed but nothing in it that suggests they will be allowing tourists in any time soon.

[URL]https://www.philippineconsulatela.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Advisory-41-on-CoViD19-22102020.pdf[/URL]

[QUOTE=Socker;2496155]What about this form of tourism?

Regardless, who wants to go there and possibly get real sick? GFE can be deadly right now.[/QUOTE]Absolutely, Covid only has a 99.4% recovery rate. Who wants to play against those kind of odds. Probably better to stay away. Prices are like the 70's again.

[QUOTE=Beavis;2496497]Absolutely, Covid only has a 99.4% recovery rate. Who wants to play against those kind of odds. Probably better to stay away.[/QUOTE]Not quite right on the 99% (see pic). The elderly (comprising many of our Board members) might have something to worry about. Them co-morbidities are a killer, literally.

[QUOTE=Beavis;2496497]Prices are like the 70's again.[/QUOTE]Thumbs-up to that.

[QUOTE=WestCoast1;2496740]The elderly (comprising many of our Board members) might have something to worry about. [/QUOTE]Being a member of the board usually implies having special influence. Seems there are some encounters in which board membership carries an ironic liability. Our friend reach-around might call this the old guy marshmallow liability.

[QUOTE=SoapySmith;2497462]Our friend reach-around might call this the old guy marshmallow liability.[/QUOTE]As I get older, I get more marshmallow. Sad face.

[QUOTE=Beavis;2496497]Absolutely, Covid only has a 99.4% recovery rate.[/QUOTE]You're badly, perhaps willingly, misinformed.

Even in western countries with good health care the average survival rate is 99-97%. What you call recovery rate is just how many people don't die. The vast majority (70+%) have lesions in their hearts. Lots of long-haulers.

[QUOTE=Trillian;2500678]...The vast majority (70+%) have lesions in their hearts. ...[/QUOTE]
Simply untrue.

[QUOTE=Trillian;2500678]You're badly, perhaps willingly, misinformed.

Even in western countries with good health care the average survival rate is 99-97%. What you call recovery rate is just how many people don't die. The vast majority (70+%) have lesions in their hearts. Lots of long-haulers.[/QUOTE]ISG is probably not a good place to seek medical advice or research results. Johns Hopkins College of Medicine is probably a more reliable source. They are saying one in five Covid patients ends up with heart damage:

[URL]https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/coronavirus/can-coronavirus-cause-heart-damage[/URL]

"Pfizer announced on Monday that its coronavirus vaccine developed with BioNTech SE prevented 90 percent of infections in a trial with tens of thousands of volunteers, in a major step toward authorization of a vaccine for general use.

The Pfizer vaccine trial enrolled 44,000 participants in total, with no serious safety issues arising from the vaccine itself. Trials will continue until at least 164 participants become sick with at least one symptom of coronavirus, and full data for the vaccine's efficacy was still incomplete as of Monday. The duration of immunity caused by the vaccine is as yet unknown.

However, Pfizer said it could ask the Food and Drug Administration by the end of November for emergency authorization of the vaccine.

"This is about the best the news could possibly be for the world and for the United States and for public health," William Gruber, Pfizer senior vice president for vaccine clinical research and development, said in a statement".

[QUOTE=Trillian;2500678]You're badly, perhaps willingly, misinformed.

Even in western countries with good health care the average survival rate is 99-97%. What you call recovery rate is just how many people don't die. The vast majority (70+%) have lesions in their hearts. Lots of long-haulers.[/QUOTE]So by using your numbers my calculation is off by .4% to 2. 6% as there is no clear recovery rate. Especially with all of the hospitals forging death certificates to get the Covid payout. Maybe we should ask Jackson to add a section of the forum titled "Medical Experts. ".

[QUOTE=Beavis;2501056]So by using your numbers my calculation is off by .4% to 2. 6% as there is no clear recovery rate. Especially with all of the hospitals forging death certificates to get the Covid payout. Maybe we should ask Jackson to add a section of the forum titled "Medical Experts. ".[/QUOTE]As a contribution to the new thread perhaps you can report on the difference in payout to physicians for reporting a Covid death as opposed to normal deaths.