BREAKING: The U.S. Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that Donald Trump is not immune from criminal prosecution in his federal election subversion case. https://t.co/3L9EB7cLbBpic.twitter.com/VlxyWihICW
Veos from Zwevezele in West Flanders is a global leader in the production of high-quality animal proteins for the food industry. Now the company has also developed a technique to distil potable water from pig’s blood. A world first.
Drink manufacturer Yeo’s, whose products are a household name in Malaysia and Singapore, has been wrongly accused of promoting a new drink derived from pig’s blood.
However, checks found the drink company had been mistaken with Belgian company Veos, which in May announced its… pic.twitter.com/1cCR4WG7eG
Drink manufacturer Yeo’s, whose products are a household name in Malaysia and Singapore, has been wrongly accused of promoting a new drink derived from pig’s blood.
However, checks found the drink company had been mistaken with Belgian company Veos, which in May announced its invention to produce drinkable water from animal blood.
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Focus on Belgium
Another glass of pig’s blood … er, water?
25/05/2023
Veos from Zwevezele in West Flanders is a global leader in the production of high-quality animal proteins for the food industry. Now the company has also developed a technique to distil potable water from pig’s blood. A world first.
Veos’ core business is processing animal blood and collagen into protein powder used in food for humans and animals. That blood is stored in large tanks. Until now, these were cleaned daily with massive amounts of groundwater pumped up nearby. A not very environmentally friendly way of doing things, of course. Veos decided to change tack. That intention resulted in the investment of 2 million euros in a large purification plant to filter water from animal blood to clean the tanks from now on. This will save the company as much as 40 percent on groundwater.
Now, how does this innovative process work? Briefly, it comes down to this: the blood is first thickened and then vacuum dried. The water vapour thereby released from the blood is allowed to condense back into water. As much as 150,000 litres a day! That water is finally purified to clean the tanks, but it is also perfectly drinkable.
And the mayor, provincial governor and co-CEO of Veos saw and tasted that it was good.
Central Seberang Prai OCPD Asst Comm Helmi Aris said the motorcyclist, in his 50s, and his companion, in her 30s, were nabbed in George Town on Tuesday (Feb 6).https://t.co/neT2K7wYd3https://t.co/neT2K7wYd3
#BukitMertajam Pasangan suami isteri yang dipercayai mengganggu pemanduan pengguna jalan raya dengan menakutkan penunggang motosikal di Jambatan Pulau Pinang sehingga video perbuatan mereka tular di media sosial ditahan polis. https://t.co/a97TjcG8JE
I see conspiracy Twitter is currently fairly evenly split between "The Covid vax gave King Charles cancer" and "King Charles doesn't really have cancer, they're going to pretend to give him the cancer vaccine and cure him to convince us all to take it".
The "died suddenly" ghouls aren't even waiting for King Charles to die before blaming his prostate cancer on the COVID vaccine. pic.twitter.com/K9FtqXOFZh
— Mike Rothschild (no relation) (@rothschildmd) February 5, 2024
My first take on King Charles the Woke's cancer diagnosis was to question as to whether it was vax-induced. However I think that his cancer diagnosis being leveraged as propaganda for mRNA vaccines is probably a more accurate (and sensible) take. I'm clearly not cynical enough. https://t.co/MGI9zcTeHD
GB News invited conspiracy theorist Angus Dalgleish on to talk about the King's cancer diagnosis. He said "I don't really want to go and speculate", before going on to speculate that "whatever it is, it's eminently treatable", despite the palace releasing literally no details. 🤦♂️ pic.twitter.com/3uB0luG5Uq
The most recent agenda it appears is #Cancer First we hear about the mRNA cancer vaccine. And now it's been announced King Charles has cancer🙄 pic.twitter.com/PwODuqXmdk
Color me not-shocked-at-all if they give King Charles this “magic new mRNA cancer vaccine” that JUST started trials in the UK and they say it “suddenly heals his prostate cancer”.
Kamarul Zaman had filed a notice of discontinuance in court on January 30 with costs and a payment of RM5,000 to Yeoh after suing her for defamation.https://t.co/Kyyw8fQibJ
In case if you're wondering who Mahathir is looking at, the bloke is Kamarul Zaman Yusoff from Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM), the dimwit kangkung lecturer who disparaged Hannah Yeoh. pic.twitter.com/kJ9HfnqRQi
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