roquefort
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So is Chaiyaphum city.
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"battle it out for individual and team glory"
Replace glory with Saudi money and you're nearer the truth. The only glory is in their own minds, no-one else gives a s*** about this 3-ring circus.
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14 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:Nothing like that at all no.
Once you give powers to government and big tech to decide arbitrarily what is "harmful" and what can or cannot be said online, you're on the same slippery slope to where Hungary is today.
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59 minutes ago, placeholder said:
As for Hungary...
Hungary: 'Critics silenced' in social media arrests as EU debates Orban's powers
Opposition politicians in Hungary are alarmed by a spate of detentions for alleged scaremongering on social media about the coronavirus pandemic.
They fear that voices critical of the government are being silenced and accuse Prime Minister Viktor Orban of abusing special powers granted to him in March.
It comes as the EU, citing Hungary, called on Thursday for emergency government powers granted during the crisis to be eased along with lockdowns.
So something like this then?
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After the UK, Hungary will likely be the next domino to fall in the splintering of the anti-democratic power grab that is the Brussels bureaucracy (EU Commission).
Once the full force of their idiotic energy policies comes back to bite them this winter, expect the break up to accelerate as people take to the streets in protest at the Davos elites and their Great Reset.
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35 minutes ago, BritTim said:
Do not do that! Best case, it will make no difference. If you pick a sensitive official, you will make an enemy who will not forget you.
If you were not in Thailand during any of the period when there were no qualifying transfers, you could very deferentially and quietly, ask if it was really necessary to transfer money into Thailand before your arrival in the country, or could your boss make an exception (which they are empowered to do, but probably will not).
Thanks for your concern, but I know how to be diplomatic.
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Chaiyaphum immigration say the same thing. But I will try to change their mind when I go next month with the document from Ubonjoe in hand.
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3 hours ago, ubonjoe said:
The written rules do state 2 or 3 months of transfers can be accepted for the first extension application but many offices will insist on having 12 months of transfers.
Do you have a link to the written rules for this please? I'd like to show it to my IO who insist on 12 months of transfers.
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11 minutes ago, smutcakes said:
They went up and down in the mountain range multiple times... I thought Everest was about 8,500 m, so its 3 times that.
Quite right, I was thinking in feet instead of metres. That's a phenomenal achievement then.
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Thank goodness this young lady is keeping us safe and avoiding us the trouble of having to think for ourselves.
I wonder how many people are employed in the fake news department of the DES. Excellent use of taxpayers' money I'd say.
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4 hours ago, webfact said:
27,649 metres of ascent.
....would take them almost to the summit of Everest. Presumably here are also some descents?
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My last flight from Heathrow the pilot announced just before take off that 45 bags out of 240 had to be left behind.
Are you feeling lucky, punk?
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3 hours ago, wombat said:Why would you want to live in UK?
It wouldn't be from choice from what I read.
Changing seasons instead of the monotony of hot and wet or hot and dry, beautiful architecture of old towns and villages instead of the uniform drabness in Thailand, not having to sit behind someone driving at 20mph in the outside lane, being able to sit outside with a beer in summer till 11pm while its still light and without getting bitten to death, vast choice of theatre, concerts, art galleries and museums if that's your thing.
One man's meat is another man's poison. There's no one size fits all answer, it's wherever you feel happiest.
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And the point of the OP is? That you can't predict the future?
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24 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:
How about staying on topic?!
The topic in your post was corruption, law breaking and incompetence. I've just given you an example of the second one.
I could also give you examples of the other two, but I'd probably be wasting my breath.
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37 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:There are very clear differences between the major parties, the one in power has a record of corruption, law breaking and incompetence.
And the other one doesn't? How about the illegal invasion of Iraq for starters?
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Good initiative. Let's hope the money is invested wisely.
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14 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:And cut public services in a society already floundering after over a decade of Tory austerity.
Austerity, aka living within your means (which incidentally they didn't even achieve).
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6 hours ago, placeholder said:So your defense of the Conservatives is that their performance was bad but Labour's would have been worse?
Exactly. The current crop of politicians on both sides is the worst in living memory. Believing that changing one set of clowns for another is going to improve anything is living in cloud cuckoo land.
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22 hours ago, baboon said:Let's wait to hear that this is the fault of the party not in government and what about Diane Abbott...
Are you seriously suggesting we would not be in this mess if Diane Abbott had been in charge?
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56 minutes ago, NightSky said:Those posters are probably cccp plants
Of course. Anyone who questions US hegemony must be a communist.
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4 hours ago, webfact said:It’s no surprise that the British public were beguiled. They were conned by others like Savile, Thatcher, and Churchill
Savile certainly. Churchill - not sure how you get to that conclusion. Yes, he made plenty of gaffes, but can you honestly see Britain winning WW2 with Chamberlain or Halifax at the helm (they were the alternatives at the time, along with Attlee, who Churchill famously described as "a sheep in sheep's clothing").
As for Thatcher - how exactly did she con the British public? You may not like her policies, but she did exactly what she promised to do at three general elections.
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2 hours ago, starky said:
Vietnam was a police action. Lol.
Congress authorized troop deployment in Vietnam, but, because it did not issue a declaration of war on North Vietnam or the Viet Cong, the Vietnam War is, technically speaking, not considered a war in the United States.
Something like a Special Military Operation then?
New LTR 10 year visa
in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
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Has anyone successfully applied for the new Long Term Resident 10 year visa under the Wealthy Pensioner category?
If so, did you make the application yourself or with the help of an agent/law firm?