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Every time I see an "illegal" immigrant,I see a criminal. A criminal who hires an illegal immigrant because they know they're hard workers who are looking for a fresh start in America and a better life for their family. Hiring illegal immigrants is a crime. Ironic that the criminal in this situation is a "legal" American, typically born in the USA. 😄 USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸 USA 🇺🇸

Yes. Liberals were "morons" for not attacking the people destroying the American Middle Class... Mostly Rich Republicans running large corporations corrupting government with lobbyists to benefit an enormous wealth transfer to themselves. You're right. Liberals were very stupid for not identifying the enemy. They lost when they should have won big. Now we got a TV personality who hired other TV personalities for a marketing campaign. They couldn't give a <deleted> or not if these people are qualified. They hate the government. That's why they want to destroy it. Not to lower inflation, home prices, etc To make themselves richer with corruption. Which y'all David Koresh Enthusiastics will lap up like a saucer of milk in front of a newborn kitten (who doesn't know it will give it diarrhea).✅

SpaceX's Starship is designed for interplanetary travel, with the capability to return from Mars to Earth. The spacecraft will be refueled on Mars using local resources, enabling it to ascend from the Martian surface and make a direct return journey to Earth. God, you people will fall for anything. "Self Driving Mode is just around the corner." 2015: Musk anticipated that a Tesla would be able to drive autonomously across the U.S. by 2018. 2016: He forecasted a fully autonomous cross-country drive by the end of 2017. 2017: Musk suggested that within two years, drivers could sleep while their Teslas drove themselves. 2019: He announced plans for a fleet of Tesla robotaxis to be operational by 2020. 2020: Musk claimed that Tesla was "very close" to achieving Level 5 autonomy. 2021: He reiterated that full autonomy would be achieved by the end of the year. 2023: Musk predicted that fully autonomous Teslas would be realized "later this year." 2024: He announced plans to start fully autonomous, unsupervised FSD in Texas and California in 2025, with the CyberCab expected to be in production by 2026.

I don't see your signature on my paycheck. 😘

If you go to America bring this great gentle face cleanser back. Water, sodium cocoyl glutamate, disodium PEG-12 dimethicone sulfosuccinate, sodium lauroyl oat amino acids, cocamidopropyl betaine, PEG-80 sorbitan laurate, panthenol (vitamin b5), retinyl palmitate (vitamin a), cholecalciferol (vitamin d3), tocopheryl acetate (vitamin e), ascorbyl palmitate (vitamin c), phytonadione (vitamin k), alpha lipoic acid, coenzyme q-10, green tea (Camellia sinensis) extract, copper peptides, citric acid, phenoxyethanol, sorbic acid.

The internet at your location seems to be working now... You're free to use something called a "search engine" that gives you various websites with different information on various topics that you're interested in. You're welcome. 😄

If you're so smart, why aren't you rich logical fallacy. Weird Nerds will do anything to protect Musk. 😄 "If you're so smart, why aren't you rich" is a logical fallacy known as "argumentum ad crumenam" (argument to the purse), which assumes that wealth is a direct indicator of intelligence, wrongly implying that someone who isn't rich cannot be smart; essentially, it dismisses someone's argument based on their financial status, not the merit of their ideas. Why this is a fallacy: Many factors contribute to wealth: Factors like luck, family background, business opportunities, and social networks can play a significant role in wealth accumulation, not just intelligence alone. Not all smart people prioritize wealth: Some individuals may choose to pursue intellectual pursuits over financial gain, prioritizing different values in life. Ignoring systemic issues: This phrase can overlook systemic barriers that might prevent individuals from accumulating wealth, regardless of their intelligence.

Just heard Neil deGrasse Tyson say so far at least, Musk hasn't done anything NASA hasn't already done... Space X sends cargo rockets up to the Space Station? NASA has been doing that for decades. Fooling people that you're some kind of "genius" for getting $$$$ in Government contracts doing something that's already been done decades ago? PRICELESS 🏆

And Black Pudding, Blackpool, Blackadder and Caroline Black. Drifting too far from the shore. 🎶

How dare "they them"! Doesn't TheyThem know that straight people are the majority of sex predators and murderers? Stop muzzling in on their territory ⚡ Stay in your lane, Transgenders. 🌭

Lye soap made from "tallow"? Also, why don't Thai people like to use wash cloths? I'm constantly buying them and they disappear. Wash cloths are great to clean your body except face. Skin on the face is thin and delicate use only soft liquid and your hands. Wash cloths work well to clean your ass, too. Better than toilet paper and the bum gun. Bottom of feet needs a brush and a scraper, LOL. Different tools for different areas. 🛀

If not, then what is it?If not, then what is it? Greedy, selfish people who want power and money? Trump freezes federal grant payments in surprise move The pause "does not include assistance provided directly to individuals," the memo states. Some people probably think this is <deleted> hilarious that they can get away with this. KAA-CHING $$$$

All tourists going to Phuket need elimination matchs at the airport. Send the ones who can't fight back home. Hub of Roids. 💪

Don't know how taxes are filed in the UK or EU but in America you get a credit when you file in 2025 for "TaxYear2024" for the Thai taxes paid. Death. Taxes* *Does not apply to the Rich who can offshore income in tax evasion "Tax shelter" countries like North Dakota. Yes, in the United States, unused foreign tax credits (FTC) can be carried forward to future years if they are not fully used in the current tax year. Here’s how it works: Foreign Tax Credit Carryover Rules: 1. Carryforward Period: Unused foreign tax credits can be carried forward for up to 10 years. 2. Carryback Period: Additionally, they can be carried back to the immediately preceding tax year if eligible. How It Works: If the foreign taxes you paid exceed the Foreign Tax Credit limit for the current year, the excess amount becomes unused. You can apply this unused credit to a prior year (if eligible) or future years within the 10-year period to reduce your U.S. tax liability. Key Considerations: Limitation on Credit: The FTC is limited to the lesser of the foreign taxes paid or the proportionate U.S. tax liability on foreign-sourced income. Recordkeeping: Keep thorough documentation, as you will need to calculate and report the carryover amounts each year using IRS Form 1116. This provision ensures that taxpayers who pay foreign taxes don’t lose the benefit if they can't use the credit in a single year.

That's why the Chinese like to come to Thailand... Reminds them of the "old days" in China. A few years ago before they reduced the air pollution significantly. 😲 Sidenote: The Chinese have yet to eliminate Winter Yes, China has made significant progress in reducing air pollution in recent years, though challenges remain. Key developments include: Improvements in Air Quality 1. Reduction in Key Pollutants: Between 2013 and 2023, levels of PM2.5 (fine particulate matter) dropped significantly in many major cities. For example, Beijing saw a reduction of more than 50% in PM2.5 concentrations since 2013. 2. Cleaner Energy: China has heavily invested in renewable energy, including wind, solar, and hydropower, reducing reliance on coal. 3. Stricter Regulations: The government implemented policies like the "Air Pollution Prevention and Control Action Plan" (2013–2017) and subsequent plans targeting industrial emissions, vehicle standards, and cleaner fuels. Key Measures Taken 1. Coal Reduction: Transitioning from coal to cleaner energy sources in power generation and industry. 2. Industrial Upgrades: Closing or modernizing polluting factories, especially in heavy industries like steel and cement. 3. Vehicle Emissions: Introducing stricter fuel standards and promoting electric vehicles (EVs). 4. Reforestation: Massive afforestation programs to act as carbon sinks and reduce pollution. Challenges Regional Disparities: While urban centers have improved, rural areas still face pollution challenges. Economic Growth vs. Environment: Balancing rapid industrial growth with sustainability remains a hurdle. Seasonal Pollution: Winter smog persists in some areas due to coal heating and stagnant weather patterns. China’s efforts have been recognized globally as a model of rapid pollution control, but sustained action is needed to address remaining issues and e nsure long-term environmental health.