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  1. We are getting closer to the end of Trump and the truth about his illegal and treacherous activities throughout his life and during his period in the White House. The number of Americans who can’t see a traitor standing in plain sight is beyond my belief. And perhaps, finally, we will get the details on the first fake assassination attempt … which all seems to b3 forgotten about now.
  2. I don’t think anyone has a clue about the new tax rules, and that includes the Thai tax authority. I think it is best to play the 180 day game until everything becomes clear. Even when the situation becomes clear I question whether the tax authority will be able to handle it administratively? My fear is that they will apply double tax on everything, and ask for different documents to delay acknowledging your claim. My take - stay below 180 days and keep yourself out of it.
  3. I think this is what's meant as "Trump Derangement Syndrome"? The delusion knows no bounds.
  4. Your take on the strength of the Russian economy is poor. Inflation is high and high interest rates impacts greatly on low income Russians, many of whom are borrowing to cover declining real incomes. “The Kremlin, as a result, is in a three way bind of its own making, The government can’t cut spending as long as the war continues. The war, however, saps the labour force, fuelling inflation and diminishing both welfare and public sentiment. And high interest rates, necessitated by all the inflation, stifle investment and productivity and further distort the economy”. ”… with every tick of the clock, Russia’s wartime economy becomes more susceptible to external (or internal, for that matter) shocks”. source: CEPA - Russia’s Economy: Closer to the Edge Than it Looks. 14 May 2024. It’s not that unusual to see what on the surface looks like a booming economy, very quickly go from boom to bust. As I said, unsustainable.
  5. This is down to massive military spending, Russia is effectively a war economy. The problem is that there is no investment in the future development of the economy outside of military … and that will have negative impacts in the future and is unsustainable.
  6. Really? He put in place 3 Supreme Court justices specifically to overturn Roe vs Wade. You’re right, he couldn’t care less about abortion … he did it to get the support of the Christian fundamentalists. And that’s why he supports Project 2025. Trump believes in nothing other than himself and cares only for what is in his interests. He will sell out his country if he can get something out of it. And that’s why he is not fit to be President.
  7. The only strong feelings Trump had over abortions is the amount of money he had to shell out to fund them.
  8. No. Just be honest about what you can do. If the world experiences an economic shock that drives up prices, you have to deal with it, mostly through interest rate hikes, which can be painful for everyone. If you deal with it quickly the quicker you get back to lower inflation and growth. it’s simply childish to believe that everything is down to whoever is in the Whitehouse. I’d say the same about CEO’s. Sometimes poor results are down to economic conditions impacting that industry. Same goes for good times. They get too much praise in good times, and too much blame during poor times.
  9. The inflation and cost of living argument always makes me laugh. No one seems to understand that external shocks can impact an economy in ways that no politician has any control over. Yet the incumbent always gets the blame? Compared to other countries around the world impacted by the post pandemic supply chain problems and the economic shock of the Ukraine war I would say that the US dealt with it better than most. It is fun to watch Trump visibly crumble as his time in the Sun starts to fade, as voters get jaded by his lies and corruption. Perhaps the fake assassination was one step to far?
  10. Services to the prostitution industry?
  11. Why would Mike Pence refuse to get into the Secret Service car on Jan 6th? Because he didn’t believe that he’d get out alive. He didn’t trust them because he knew they were all under Trump’s command. Trump came out the other day to defend the lady Secret Service agent, who was crouched down, grabbing his waist, whilst he was doing his Zoolander impression … posing for a photo opportunity whilst supposedly the victim of an assassination attempt. The reason he backs her up is because she did what she was told to do, take part in a performance.
  12. Who at the hospital actually treated him? Do you know their names? The only doctor to write a letter on his behalf is the Candyman, Ronny Jackson … a discredited practitioner. And he wasn’t there? As for recruiting a Patsy. That’s been going on forever … Lee Harvey Oswald, Sirhan Sirhan … getting a 20 year old involved to “help” the Police with crowd surveillance, wouldn’t be that difficult. The building he was on housed Police snipers, how did he get there carrying ladders, a scope and an A15 assault rifle? And why wasn’t he tackled before shooting started, as we have plenty of evidence from people in the crowd? You simply don’t want to believe what’s right in front of you. Donald Trump could meet you and explain how it all went down, and you’d convince yourself he’s been drugged by the “Deep State”.
  13. Don’t believe Trump’s lies. It looks like Musk is helping him with the cover up.
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