Dodgy Thai Surgery - Bad Karma!

Thailand: Bad Karma Leads to Gold Coffin – as “Tiny” Ubiribo’s Penis-Enlargement Fails!! (9.9.2026)

If you do not have to work, and have so much money there is no struggle or want – the human mind can make-up (and abide) in any deluded (inner) reality it imagines. The body merely assumes the outer expression of the inner delusion. This fool thought his genitalia could be bigger than it is. Thailand, despite its Buddhist culture, is a colony of the US – which pursues a policy of preventing Thailand from economically developing. Although members of the Sangha advocate a Socialist Revolution – there are one or two famous monks who benefit from this US dominance and teach the laity to enjoy and preserve their poverty. Of course, there is a small bourgeoisie in Thailand that sells services to rich (deluded) Westerners – obviously “penis-enlargement” is one of these ridiculous industries. The rich need protecting from their own stupidity. Furthermore, this fool has been buried in a gold coffin that cost so much that the money could have helped the poor of Thailand!

Man in Xiamen undergoes five surgeries in five days

China: Five Medical Operations in Five-Days – “Like Being Hit By Truck” – Claims Empowered Fujian Citizen! (30.4.2026)

Netizens jokingly called him a “time management master,” saying the painkillers were “maxed out.”

Li’s case is not unique. In March this year, a 29-year-old man in Shenyang, Liaoning province, underwent five surgeries within a week, including intestinal polyp removal, hemorrhoid surgery, circumcision, mole removal, and two wisdom tooth extractions, according to media reports.

Doctors caution against undergoing multiple elective surgeries in rapid succession. They recommend prioritizing urgent issues based on medical necessity, staging non-emergency procedures, and allowing adequate recovery time.

Carshalton Ponds - Slip-Way!

Honeywood Museum: Charshalton Ponds & Billiard Room! (21.2.2026)

We visited the Honeywood Museum in nearby Carshalton Ponds – as the Staff and Management added a Chinese New Year display to the usual mixture of local history artefacts. We have visited in the past – but I do not recall the impressively “large” Billiard Room which seems to have been converted to a “Snooker Room”. Me and Gee sat and drank a cup of coffee outside the Honeywood Museum – watching the numerous types of birds traverse the surface of the water. I think we entered the Museum probably in the wrong direction – and immediately emerged in the Billiard Room – which seemed to corelate seamlessly with Pond itself. During Victorian times, the well to do, those who owned local business and large country-homes – often could often afford all the lateest scientific devices. The air around the Ponds was fresh and yet mild – a thoroughly invigorating experience!

Sutton Train Station - Just One of Many in the Area!

Sutton: The South London Area Officially Declared the Safest Place to Live in Britain! (17.9.2025)

The south London town of Sutton emerged as the nation’s safest place to live. It had an annual crime rate of 61 per 1,000 people and saw a 2.75 percent fall in crime year on year. Get Licensed also counted 230 public CCTV cameras per 1,000 people in Sutton and found a reoffending rate of 15.74 percent (the average rate across the whole of the UK is 26.5 percent). It added that ‘when there are crimes in Sutton, they tend to be robberies or thefts, with little to no reports of weapons possession’. Overall, the town earned a safety score of 8.09 out of 10. 

The Isle of Sand and the Collective Survival of Humanity! (26.12.2023)

This demonstrates that before the development of advanced human society – communality was (and remains) the basis of human evolution. The modern emphasis on individuality is a cult-like worship of a temporary (artificial) state of affluence. It is hardship that is the normal condition as this possesses the resources for every species to potentially develop given the right conditions. Affluence is the product of the intelligent use of human greed. The above video carefully navigates its way through the true story of North African slaves captured by the pre-Revolutionary French during the 18th century which became stranded upon the Isle of Sand – now termed ‘Tromelin’ Island.

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