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LukKrueng

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  1. You’ve probably already used e-passport gates when entering a country – these match the picture in your passport against the face staring into the camera, and read the other information contained in it, such as your nationality. Source: https://www.businesstraveller.com/features/airport-facial-recognition-what-you-need-to-kno w/
  2. I'm pretty sure the biometric system compares the biometrics of the person in front of the io with the details on the passport and not searching billions of records on a server every time.
  3. The OP mentioned the game passports are of very poor quality so my guess is that their fingerprints didn't match the ones on the game passports and according to the OP that's what got them caught, Duh!
  4. They entered using their real passports. It's in the OP
  5. No disrespect to the mods, but is this an old article from before November 24? I think his title changed to President elect in November 24, and changed again to President in January 25
  6. It's all part of the big plan: Make America Small Again...
  7. That alone probably saved your friend a lot of money and might even improved his health....
  8. I know e-cigs are illegal and maybe also oil vaporisers, but not sure dry herb vaporisers are illegal. However spending money on a vaporiser just to try weed for the first time is a bit of a jump. If you never tried using weed try smoking joints a few times. If you like it then search for a vaporiser that suits you - there are so many types and brands in a wide range of prices. As for were to use - not allowed in public basically.
  9. I think a good starting point will be the land office to get the official valuation of the property. It will probably under the actual market value as it will not take into consideration what you have installed in the house (A/C's, kitchen etc'). You can then compare that to the price you paid for the land and construction.
  10. Actually before every strike the IDF warned civilians in many ways to get out of the way. Oh, Israel didn't put the Hamas weapons in the houses of civilians. The Hamas did that.
  11. Get your facts right. Watch clips posted by Gazans of what Gaza looked like before October 23. It was a beautiful place. They had full control over it since 2005. Yet they kept bombing Israel, kept terrorising Israel throughout the years. But what started THIS war was October 7th.
  12. It's not an opinion. It's a fact. Only terrorists suffocate a 9 month old baby and his 4 years old brother and then trow stones to mutilate their bodies. And if that wasn't enough, they then gathered "civilians" including children to dance on the stage on which they delayed the coffins.
  13. Correct. Only she's protesting against the wrong side. Hamas started the war by murdering 1200 people in 1 day and kidnapping 250, about 60 of them still being held hostage.
  14. It didn't just happen under his tenure. He ordered it. And then he bombarded them with origami birds....
  15. You have to thank the governments around the world that pushed the newly untested mRNA vaccines that caused a lot of damage. I never doubted vaccines until C19. I do now.
  16. If they live and work in Thailand why don't they apply for an extension/permit to stay? Seems like they are either not qualified or prefer to "work the system". For anyone visiting Thailand either for tourism purposes or visiting family member the 60 days VE is more than enough and can be extended by 30 days anyway.
  17. You can say that about any police force anywhere in the world after any crime has been committed. So many fugitives from so many countries somehow managed to get out of their respective countries and come to Thailand, Cambodia, South America or wherever they think they have a good chance of not getting caught.
  18. Because embassies don't check visa status when replacing a passport for a citizen of their country. It is not their responsibility nor do they care.
  19. Alleged? How many times and biased articles needed before it's an actual fact?
  20. AFAIK Thai laws have not changed yet and a bike licence is a bike licence with no regard to the engine size. Yes, they were talking about making different categories according to size but again - AFAIK nothing changed yet. I'll know for sure next month after I renew my licence.
  21. What's your point? You think the boy should have been left to die without treatment because he was riding without a license?
  22. Not only children. So many of them bodies recovered after October 7th were burnt and mutilated to such an extent they could only be identified by DNA tests. What's missing in the OP is that Ariel and Kfir were murdered by hands and that their bodies were then mutilated in order for them to appear as if they were killed by bombing, trying to push the blame on the IDF. There's no bottom for how low these bustards monsters will go. Every time the world thinks they've reached the bottom they dig more and more. They must be eradicated from earth.
  23. That's kinda blame the victim, isn't it? Before you close any synagogue or Chabad house why don't you evict all Buddhists from the 3 southern provinces? They are being targeted by Muslim militants as well. And put all women and children in protective custody as many are being targeted for rapes and other abuse.
  24. Anne Fausto-Sterling s suggestion that the prevalence of intersex might be as high as 1.7% has attracted wide attention in both the scholarly press and the popular media. Many reviewers are not aware that this figure includes conditions which most clinicians do not recognize as intersex, such as Klinefelter syndrome, Turner syndrome, and late-onset adrenal hyperplasia. If the term intersex is to retain any meaning, the term should be restricted to those conditions in which chromosomal sex is inconsistent with phenotypic sex, or in which the phenotype is not classifiable as either male or female. Applying this more precise definition, the true prevalence of intersex is seen to be about 0.018%, almost 100 times lower than Fausto-Sterling s estimate of 1.7%. Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12476264/
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