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Ex-PM Thaksin Warns Against Fake High-Society Frauds
roquefort replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Ex-PM Thaksin Warns Against Fake High-Society Frauds As opposed to real high-society frauds? Who writes this c**p? -
UK Chancellor Plans Multi-Billion Welfare Cuts to Balance Budget
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
"The rich" already pay more than 50% of total taxes in the UK. Squeeze them any more and they'll just get up and leave. Didn't you socialists learn anything from the 1970s? -
Tip of the iceberg. During Covid governments fell over themselves to dole out money to all and sundry with no oversight or accountability. PPI scandal in the UK was a typical example. Hopefully Musk's DOGE team will root out much of this corruption and the example will be copied by European countries,
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US Economic Perception vs. Reality: How Government Data Misled Voters
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
There are lies, damn lies, and statistics (Winston Churchill). -
Most people who voted Labour are suffering 'buyer's remorse', although Guardian readers will of course be hanging on to their faith by their fingernails. Those that have any functioning brain cells can see what's about to hit them from across the Atlantic. The return of common sense, and the UK will be obliged to follow suit. Local elections will be a disaster for Labour and will show clearly which way the wind of public opinion is blowing.
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That’s very true. It takes a special kind of Thai woman to manage the transition successfully. But even if she does, remember that her heart will always be in Thailand with her family.
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if you're going to Beijing or Shanghai you'll love it. I just got back from a trip to both. Safe, clean, modern, fully-functioning cities. Get around by Didi (equivalent of Grab). More food choices than in Bangkok. Watch out for the 'silent killers' (electric motor bikes everywhere). Take high-speed trains between cities.
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Can Britain Defeat the Woke Agenda? Lessons from Trump's Approach
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
"Britain could adopt a balanced approach that prioritizes fairness and common sense without veering into unnecessary virtue-signaling. The question is whether Britain still remembers what those values are." The majority of Britons do remember what those values are, but their wishes have been ignored by the governing elites for at least a quarter of a century. We have far greater problems than gender-neutral toilets. The police should get away from their computer screens trawling for 'Non-crime hate incidents' and get back on the streets arresting real criminals. Meanwhile, burglaries, shoplifting and car thefts are no longer even investigated. Hundreds of fighting-age young men arrive on our shores every week in rubber dinghies, to be housed, fed and given mobile phones at the taxpayers' expense. Those winds of change from across the Pond can't come soon enough.- 25 replies
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Thai tax and SuperRich
roquefort replied to FlorC's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
As another poster has said, the information is available to the TRD if they decide to audit you. Are you feeling lucky? -
Has the U.S. Government Been Hiding Alien Technology?
roquefort replied to CharlieH's topic in Off the beaten track
Where's your proof? -
Trump’s First Days: A Calculated Storm of Chaos Guardian Opinion
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
It's almost as though they're deliberately trying to destroy the country......oh wait, just let me call Davos for clarification. -
Trump’s First Days: A Calculated Storm of Chaos Guardian Opinion
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Propaganda works both ways. You think the Guardian is unbiased? -
Trump’s First Days: A Calculated Storm of Chaos Guardian Opinion
roquefort replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Confusing only to Guardian readers, wringing their hands over 'tyranny'. Trump has started his second term with a clear plan of action, and is determined not to be derailed this time around by the deep state. As a Washington outsider in 2016, he was advised to choose deep state insiders in key positions who could be easily manipulated. They blocked or watered down his policies to their own agenda. This time he has a team of loyalists who know exactly how to get things done. It will be fun to watch.