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Here is a snippet For the three years that former President Barack Obama wrote his 768-page memoir after leaving the White House, the millions of pages of his official presidential records were locked away in warehouses in Washington and Chicago. Each time Mr. Obama wanted to review something, his aides submitted precise requests to the National Archives and Records Administration. Sometimes, documents would be encrypted and loaded onto a laptop that would be brought to Mr. Obama at his office in Washington. Other times, a paper document would be placed in a locked bag for his perusal, and later returned the same way. The tightly restricted process that Mr. Obama followed to gain access to the 30 million records from his presidency stands in stark contrast to former President Donald J. Trump’s seemingly haphazard handling of some of the government’s most sensitive documents after he left office in early 2021.

Even if a fake PM and not elected he has acted fir 8 years and ergo his Timex is up.....

The clock is ticking and if the battery dies it is still correct twice a day.....unless it's an automatic and wound to tightly.....

Exactly, A defense minister actually still playing PM while the fat watchman acts like he is caretaking the government....oh brother a fox running the henhouse while looking at his watch for the time....

Trumpgate is now being investigated.

Why, because he took a bite of the apple from the forbidden tree and got the seeds instead of knowledge.....

Why does this not force the cabinet to be dissolved and a full caretaker government Installed....

Sorry to hear that you have had issues in obtaining parts, while I know many others who have not. Never had one issue with my Porshe Cayan getting repairs and parts when I took it in for service, the same goes for my 12 year old Mitsubishi Triton, in and out of the shop with no having to return. My MG has gone to the shop for it's regular servicing and as @KuhnLA indicates his MG now has 33k and he has had no problems with the vehicle. No one has said they did not believe you yet you keep on belly aching and insisting that all have issues. If MG Thailand has an issue with whatever part, it must be one of a global supply issue, but not a part either the poster you responded to or myself have had......

Had a great experience today at CW. Left the house at 12:30 pm for the 24km drive to Building B. Arrived at 12:55pm. Walked into building B, but prior had to fill out the Covid screening sheet. I had all of my paperwork in hand, the COR application completed and copies in hand for the COR's (Passport pages, TM-30, and last 90 day receipt). At the Que ticket counter, at 1:05pm, and my paperwork was checked, since it was all in order I was given a Q#, which was Q#47 for the B counter section. A few folks in front of me trying to get a Que # were redirected to get the proper copies made. I then Walked the 10 feet to the B counters and my number was called at 1:10pm. I was in and out in 5 Minutes after paying the required monies for 2 COR's. Was given the EMS tracking number and told that because of the upcoming Holidays it might take 2 weeks until the COR will be in hand. Walked back to the car, hit the expressway and was home here in Lumpini at 1:40pm. Total time of over just 1 hour door to door. I was Quite impressed with the speed to get in an out, and it is very important to ensure you have all of the paperwork and copies completed and in hand. This is why so many of us post our experiences herein these pages and OP's to pass on the info to others as far as what is needed. BTW if you are getting both licenses you only need just one set of copies and the COR application needed for those two letters. I asked if that would be the same if I was buying vehicles as well, and the I/O stated that you can circle all of the boxes shown on just 1 Application, and they will do as many letters as you indicated, as long as you pay the 200 Thb for each one.