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How sad to live in a one-dimensional reality where your opinions are the only correct ones and everyone else's are worthless. But keep on posting your BS, we'll just ignore you.
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How sad to live in a one-dimensional reality where your opinions are the only correct ones and everyone else's are worthless. But keep on posting your BS, we'll just ignore you.
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How sad to live in a one-dimensional reality where your opinions are the only correct ones and everyone else's are worthless. But keep on posting your BS, we'll just ignore you.
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How sad to live in a one-dimensional reality where your opinions are the only correct ones and everyone else's are worthless. But keep on posting your BS, we'll just ignore you.
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Is that the best you've got? Desperation showing.
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900-year-old Statue Returns to Thailand After Decades in New York
roquefort replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Phimai is in Nakhon Ratchasima, not Buriram. Clearly not written by an AI. -
Whereas of course the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and the Guardian are completely unbiased news media. There is a long-standing vendetta by Ofcom against GB News for daring to express opinions which do not conform to the left wing establishment narrative.
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Your faith in British justice is touching. But you must also be aware that governments and intelligence services have no hesitation in overriding due process where they deem the matter to be one involving 'national security'.
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It was not Assange who put lives at risk. He went to great lengths to redact names and any other information that could identify individuals at risk. It was two Guardian 'journalists' who later published the unredacted files.
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You seriously overestimate the competence of the UK government in removing failed asylum seekers. https://news.sky.com/story/fewer-than-half-of-failed-asylum-seekers-are-removed-from-the-uk-study-says-11603672
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I'm with you up to your last sentence. It's a generational thing. But greed has ruled the world since Adam & Eve. It may have been less blatant or obvious in our younger days but it was still there, make no mistake.
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I'm with you up to your last sentence. It's a generational thing. But greed has ruled the world since Adam & Eve. It may have been less blatant or obvious in our younger days but it was still there, make no mistake.
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So you know the exact date when you're going to die?
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"However, concerns about his age and health have lingered, with voters questioning his fitness for office alongside incumbent President Biden and former President Trump" Compared to the other two?? You cannot be serious!
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You could be right, although markets tend to anticipate these things and price them in advance. In any case only one way to go for the baht from here, which I suppose will make a lot of expats happy.
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Nothing to do with the unfunded 10,000 baht vote buying scheme then?
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So you would found it perfectly acceptable for the Soviet Union to station troops and missiles in Cuba? Why is it ok in China's backyard but not in the US's?
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The two main objective of any bureaucratic organisation such as NATO: 1. The survival of the organisation 2. To extend the power and therefore the budget of the organisation. Makes perfect sense to me.
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The Gold enigma.
roquefort replied to swissie's topic in Jobs, Economy, Banking, Business, Investments
There's a good reason private investors are know as "dumb money". -
High street banks are dead in the water. Closing branches everywhere, online apps nowhere near as good as Wise. The future is Wise!
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I'm not looking to invest in gilts. I can do that through my investment portfolio. This is a current account to park spare cash and earn a decent rate of interest.
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I understand perfectly. I'm happy to pay slightly over the odds for a gilt fund that pays me a better rate on my cash than UK bank deposits and allows me to access my funds immediately at any time.
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GBP 4.67% instant access. Not too shabby.
