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Originally posted by R.C.: ↑

Thanks for the history/ geography lesson. Lets hope some one is more enlightend from that.
Nothing here will upset me, but admit I sense some confusion.
A country whose covid death numbers are suggested as unreliable due to poor accountability, cannot then be held up as the best floating corpse counters, can they.

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I also read the Brazilian river have had corpse jams in the Amazon and other rivers.... but the bodies didn't stay long before they were eaten by the piranhas ;-)
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