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The millionaire whose Bentley crashed into an SUV on an expressway may have been drunk at the time of the crash, according to a blood test administered several hours later, according to social media users who are accusing police of – once again – helping a millionaire avoid the consequences of illegal and socially destructive behaviour. Backlash surges online over ‘drunk’ millionaire’s car crash (nationthailand.com)

21 Thai citizens reported dead in fire casino in Cambodia | Thaiger (thethaiger.com)21 Thai citizens reported dead in fire casino in Cambodia | Thaiger (thethaiger.com)

Hope they enough vests onboard. Because Thai Navy sure don't. “There weren’t enough life vests on board” – latest in the search for missing crew.

Blow this on them.

Here are their faces not covered up. (6) Chiang Mai News in English | Facebook Like Reply Report

LOS safety is is NOT.

153 dead. You snooz you lose.

Around 1:00 AM. on September 17th, the deceased reportedly vomited and fainted.Around 1:00 AM. on September 17th, the deceased reportedly vomited and fainted. From what?

Cheeps good weed you can eat. ????????

Joe Biden warns of ‘consequences’ for Saudi Arabia after oil production cuts Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the top or side of articles. Copying articles to share with others is a breach of FT.com T&Cs and Copyright Policy. Email [email protected] to buy additional rights. Subscribers may share up to 10 or 20 articles per month using the gift article service. More information can be found here. https://www.ft.com/content/1a5cfd12-a202-4242-b0ad-bed56f377142 US president vows to re-evaluate relations with Riyadh after Opec move threatens price surge Joe Biden told CNN that he would consult Congress after November’s midterm elections regarding action against Saudi Arabia © Jemal Countess/Pool/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Share on twitter (opens new window) Share on facebook (opens new window) Share on linkedin (opens new window) Save James Politi in Washington 9 HOURS AGO 247 Print this page Joe Biden warned that Saudi Arabia would face “consequences” for defying Washington by announcing large cuts to oil production last week as he vowed to re-evaluate the US relationship with Riyadh in talks with Congress next month. “I’m not going to get into what I’d consider and what I have in mind. But there will be consequences,” the US president told CNN in an interview on Tuesday night. “When the House and Senate get back [after the midterm elections] . . . there’s going to be some consequences.” Last week Opec+, which is led by Saudi Arabia, the world’s top oil exporter, and Russia, announced that it would cut its oil production targets by 2mn barrels a day, despite pressure from Washington not to go ahead with the move. Saudi Arabia said the cartel took the decision because of market conditions amid fears of a global recession, and to preserve prices as the kingdom pushes ahead with highly ambitious plans to modernise the conservative nation. But the move infuriated the Biden administration as it prepares for midterm elections next month and as the world grapples with soaring energy inflation triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Biden’s vow to punish Saudi Arabia for the decision by the kingdom and other oil producers to slash oil production came as he downplayed the risk of a deep downturn in the US economy even as the IMF issued a gloomy global forecast in 2023. “I don’t think there will be a recession,” Biden said of the US. “If it is, it’ll be a very slight recession. That is, we’ll move down slightly.” Biden has come under increasing pressure from Democrats in Congress to take a much tougher line against Saudi Arabia after a move that many on Capitol Hill saw as a betrayal of the countries’ longstanding strategic and economic ties. Some have called for the possible halt of most arms sales to Riyadh, while others have championed legislation to take aim at oil cartels. The president defended his decision to travel to Saudi Arabia in July, where he greeted Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman with a fist bump, saying the visit was not about “oil” but about demonstrating that the US was “not going to walk away from the Middle East”. Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan al-Saud sought to play down the rift, saying the US “is the primary strategic and security partner for Saudi Arabia”. “I think that when politicians in America assess the relationship in its entirety, they will recognise its importance and the benefits it brings and they will continue to co-operate with Saudi Arabia. We are keen on this co-operation,” he told the Saudi-owned broadcaster Al-Arabiya in an interview on Tuesday night. Biden also spoke at length about Russia’s war in Ukraine, which has escalated sharply in recent days with Moscow’s bombing campaign against several cities in response to an attack on the Kerch bridge connecting Russia to Crimea. Biden called Vladimir Putin a “rational actor who has miscalculated significantly” and said he did not believe Russia would use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Last week, Biden said he feared the risk of “Armageddon” was at its highest since the Cuban missile crisis of 1962. Recommended The Big Read The new oil war: Opec moves against the US The president also sought to explain what he meant last week when he referred to a possible “off-ramp” for Putin that would allow for de-escalation: “Clearly, he could leave, he could flat-out leave.” Biden said he had no intention of meeting Putin at next month’s G20 summit in Indonesia, but might do so if he was approached about the release of Brittney Griner, the American basketball player jailed in Russia. With midterm elections less than a month away, Biden also touted his domestic accomplishments. His low approval ratings have been a liability for Democratic lawmakers in tough Senate and House races. “Look what I’ve gotten done. Name me a president in recent history who has gotten as much done as I have in the first two years. Not a joke,” Biden said. He has also faced growing questions about his viability in terms of seeking a second term in the White House. “I believe I can beat Donald Trump again,” Biden said. Additional reporting by Samer Al-Atrush in Dubai

A famous Thai hotel chef who had just left a pub in Pattaya. He won't be doing that again. R.I.P.

Heading to Bangkok.???? to give them the big D.????

As torrential floods continue to flow through urban and rural zones across Thailand, a rising number of people are falling victim to the annual “natural” disaster. Many have also been abandoned to cope on their own, without early warnings or timely assistance from authorities. This government treat's you like Cannon fodder.

Un acceptably.????

I had a bar and resturant in the entermaint district of Chiang Mai NO WATER for 4 month's. I was using 10 jugs a day.

Hope is has Loi Kroh road.???? Hello handsome man.

PM 44 has been suspended by the NUMBER 1 Court in Thailand by 5to4. Don't let the door hit you where moon doesn't shine.

My wife does it organic. She has over 20 head from the Department of Livestock in Kap Choneg. There are over 1000 head in this program that alot of cow ???? ????. She is making another batch as I type. She has been in this program about 7 years and has attended alot of programs. No flys on her.????

It's in Surin its NOT in Sisaket. I have been to that crossing numerous times. The imigation is out of Sisaket. Hope they get the landmines cleared out that Poi Pot and his follers left including the present.

Only on your forum, ????

He owns a local forum and that is where he communicates. If you want to join that forum I can PM you.

ATB is in Nong Khai on a build. ATB is not a Cheep Charlie for a build. I have seen some of his builds and they are fantastic. His price will be 2.5M to 10M+. There are local contractors that can do a first rate build for 1.5M to 3.5M and these are in the Kap Choeng area.

That's a fact jack.????

I wore Levi's and a shirt. That was about as smart as I dressed. And most of the time I was moved to FIRST CLASS.