farang51

I am amazed that so many people only see the world in black and white. Like, if you think "this" is bad, then you surely think "that" is good. In this forum, we especially see it quite a lot from the right wing people. Why can't you understand that two things can be bad at the same time, be it Trump and Iran or Israel and Hamas? In this thread, the OP clearly starts with a paragraph that says he does not like Iran winning: "It certainly doesn't please me to realize this dark reality." Yet, because he believes that Iran is winning, you immediately conclude that he must be against the USA.

Alternative to the converter and to get the forms at your local immigration office: Print the PDF files and fill them out the old fashioned way with a pen.

You can download them here: https://bangkok.immigration.go.th/en/downloads_en/

You need a ticket out from Thailand to get the SETV. You don't have to use the ticket, you stay in Thailand and hopefully get your retirement visa. Actually, you may be able to get the SETV with a train or bus ticket out of Thailand to a neighbouring country, which is even cheaper. You may try that solution first and if the embassy demands a to see a flight ticket, you can buy a cheap one way ticket to Saigon or another nearby country.

Am I the only one that only see a small part of Facebook reels on my PC? I have no idea what this is all about:

I got the same problem with my Samsung. I got it fixed once on the guarantee, and then the same row of backlights at the top of the screen went dark again a year later - after the warrantee expired. Perhaps a solution if you want to wait buying a new one like me: On my TV the problem only arise when I use bright light settings, if I use maximum energy savings everything is fine. Been doing that for more than a year now. However, that is only a solution if you have blackout curtains or only watch TV after sunset.

The election was not triggered by the Greenland tension, it was due this year anyway; she simply chose a time which she believe is better for her - as is usual for elections in Denmark. Regarding Trump's dream, I don't think it matters who win the election. The parties are on the same level: It is up to the Greenlanders, and the Greenlanders is overwhelmingly against a takeover by Trump.

Even Trump don't understand half of what he's doing.

I believe most of those reports are from when the DTV was new. Today, they all give two years on the DTV - bar perhaps some transport offices on the outskirts of civilisation 🫣

Renewal does not automatically result in a 5 year license; it depend on ones visa. A tourist visa and the DTV only gives you a renewal for two years from the date it is issued ☹️

You don't know your birthday? 😄 By the way, the two year one does not expire on ones birthday but two years after it is issued.

... indicated ... signaling ... may not ... That is not the same as a new rule set; however, it was enough to make the CBS lawyers prevent Colbert from airing the interview for fear of retribution in other cases where they need the FCC approval. Yes, Colbert could perhaps have agreed to invite other politicians at another time, but why should he as up until now the late-night shows have been exempt from the equal representation rule.

OK, so now, you appear to have learned that Colbert did not claim that the FCC stopped him from having James Talarico on the show. Next, we need you to understand that there is no standing rule about equal time (yet) for late night talk shows. Baby steps, baby steps. One day, you may even admit that you were wrong.

Colbert did not claim that the administration directly told CBS not to air the interview. He blamed the CBS lawyers for adhering to a law that does not exist, yet. The FCC had made clear what they wanted despite the law as it is at the moment. It is no secret why the lawyers at CBS didn't want to go against the FCC chairman's wishes; they have other business that depend of what the FCC decides.