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I watched him for years on NBC and TBS. His best days are behind. I saw a few clips of him in BKK and in one bit he actually officiates a wedding. So it looks promising but if it is on HBO it might not have a wide audience. Also, his fan base is mostly Americans so might not have huge impact on tourism into LOS.
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Retirement visa requirements.
sqwakvfr replied to Paddy 696's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
1) Non Imm O? 2) Non Imm OA ? This would be the first question that needs to be answered. -
However, a duty officer at NYPD’s 18th precinct, who declined to be named, told TheWrap, “Nothing happened. It’s a bogus story. Don’t believe everything you read in the newspapers.” The 18th precinct is at 306 West 54th Street, the closest to where the chase took place. Key word: Bogus. Everytime a story about the fake princess is published I wait for Piers Morgan to respond. Piers had the taxi driver on his show. This cries of a desperate act to stay in the limelight. The most famous people who were famous for being famous were Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian. At least they planned and executed incidents that were somewhat believable. Time for Harry and Meaghan to fade away.
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Stranded in Thailand: Bankrupt foreign woman unable to return home
sqwakvfr replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
First Class? No. I have lived in 4 other countries besides the US and LOS. I have also worked on several US State Department contracts which required a lot of time inside of US Embassies. The State Department is a large bureaucracy. The only things that change over the years are names and faces. DOS(Department of State) people are mostly elitists (they tend often mention that they went to an Ivy league school). Dealing with American Citizens who are in need of assistance is not a priority. Therefore, if I went to the BKK US Embassy with a sob story a consular office will listen and then offer me loan so I can book the cheapest flight back to the US. Of course this is after my passport is noted with a travel restriction until the loan is paid in full. -
Stranded in Thailand: Bankrupt foreign woman unable to return home
sqwakvfr replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
The US Embassy does not give advice to Americans who are out of money. They only offer a loan to get back to the US. They will not offer sympathy or empathy. Can you imagine how of these stories the US Embassy has heard over the years? Also, she probably does not have internet access. -
Stranded in Thailand: Bankrupt foreign woman unable to return home
sqwakvfr replied to snoop1130's topic in Krabi News
The “Stranded Foreigner without money” stories are getting to be a regular occurrence. This causes people to become skeptical. This person’s story could be true but how many stories like this are printed on a regular basis. If she asks the US Embassy for help this will be the standard line: 1)Contact a relative or friend 2) The US Government can loan the money to get back home. If the US Embassy actually loans an American Citizen money a notation is made on the passport. This prevents the person from making an international trip until the loan is paid off.- 165 replies
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Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
What narrative. A defendant in a criminal trial can be found guilty. A defendant in a civil trial can be held liable. Also why would I start a GoFundme page for anyone? I believe it is you who has let the narrative get ahead. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
One is not found guilty in a civil trial. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
I don’t watch Fox. What did they witness? The main claims in the lawsuit were 1) Sexual Assault/Rape 2) Defamation. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
12 witnesses actually saw the sexual assault/rape back in 1996? -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
In my past life sometimes we called testify as testi-lie. Some will know what this means, -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
In civil court sworn witness testimony has more value than in criminal court. In criminal case sworn testimony is rarely enough for a unanimous conviction. But in this case it’s was enough to convince a 9 person jury. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
A bond premium is cheaper than actually writing a check. Also, some cases get settled during the appeals process. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
The new law might not apply if the alleged assault occurred years ago. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
Yes because this case can be used to bolster any and all new claims. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
One does not get convicted in civil court. A civil jury can only find in favor of the plaintiff(Carroll) or for the defendant(Trump). Getting a favorable judgement in civil court is easier than getting a conviction in criminal court. Also, civil trial juries are mostly 9 where criminal trials are 12. In criminal trials all 12 jurors must agree and in civil trials a 6 to 3 majority is a win. Today Donald lost but he will not have to pay for many years as he will appeal this judgement for years and years. -
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
sqwakvfr replied to Scott's topic in World News
She might never see the money. Appeals on civil jury awards can take years. 27 years after the incident so statute of limitations has passed so this was her only course of action. Once this happens the floodgates will open wide and others will file as well. -
Reentry Permits have an end date. My reentry permit end date is the same date when my current visa expires. So the end date of a reentry permit based upon a 30 Day Visa Exempt would be the same date.
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A re-entry permit would be required to maintain the validity of an actual visa or extension of stay. A visa exempt is not a visa. If you exit the country before the end of the visa exempt period then it is done.
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No Departure Tax Being Implemented: Revenue Department
sqwakvfr replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
This could have been the old proverbial "trial balloon"? Obviously the temperature in the room got very hot and very quick. This idea will have to tabled and revisited in the future. -
Just celebrated a birthday. Went to BKK and did the usual things and got a pleasant surprise: Shake Shack opened at Central World close to the Apple Store. Had the best cheeseburger I have had in a very long time. It was a great birthday. "enjoy the moments for as long you can".
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As election draws near, dissolution rumors grow
sqwakvfr replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I saw a sign today which stated: No alcohol sales from 600PM on May 6 to 600 PM May 7. Does this mean we can buy all the alcohol we can carry rom 500 PM to 600 PM on May 6th? Just wondering because the alcohol ban was for the election but why not just make from 500PM?