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Hakuna Matata

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  1. Douglas Macgregor: Russia's Retaliation & NATO's Declining Relevance
  2. Russia’s RECORD STRIKES on Ukraine Just the Start of Options to RETALIATE Against Kiev –Mark Sleboda
  3. OMG, those pesky Russians are everywhere! Stricter visa policy is required.
  4. OMG, was he sexually assaulted by a French man?
  5. Or to his home city of Sochi (the famous resort at Black Sea)
  6. His name suggests that he may be ethnic Armenian
  7. Citizens of high risk countries should obtain a proper entry visa in their home country prior to entering Thailand. Singapore is a good example of strict visa policy. https://www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore/visa_requirements If your travel document is issued by one of the countries/ places listed below, you will require a valid visa to enter Singapore. Afghanistan Algeria Armenia Azerbaijan Bangladesh Belarus Democratic People's Republic of Korea Egypt Georgia India Iran Iraq Jordan Kazakhstan Kosovo Kyrgyzstan Lebanon Libya Mali Moldova Morocco Nigeria Pakistan Russia Somalia South Sudan Sudan Syria Tajikistan Tunisia Turkmenistan Ukraine Uzbekistan Yemen You will also need a visa if you are travelling on: A Refugee travel document. This travel document is subject to assessment of recognition for entry into Singapore An Alien's passport. This travel document is subject to assessment of recognition for entry into Singapore A Palestinian Authority passport A temporary passport issued by the United Arab Emirates A Document of Identity issued by Hong Kong Special Administrative Region A Travel Permit issued by Macao Special Administrative Region A PRC Travel Document I would add some more countries to the list above, specific to Thailand: Lithuania, Poland, Romania, South Korea, Vietnam (prostitutes), Ghana, Albania, China, Colombia, etc.
  8. "No One Is Prepared for What’s About to Happen... | Prof. John Mearsheimer”
  9. Douglas Macgregor - The Effect of NATO's Attack on Russia
  10. UPDATE John Mearsheimer: Russia is Angry-Risk of Them Using Nukes Harder to Dismiss
  11. OMG, those criminal Russians have found a safe heaven in Thailand! Enough is enough! Stricter visa policy is required.
  12. Looks beautiful to me, but not exactly Russian. More like a Tatar.
  13. Isn't it a witch hunt by US democrats to undermine Trump's government?
  14. UPDATE "Today’s chat examines the very provocative plans of German Chancellor Merz to supply the Taurus missile to Ukraine. I believe he may not properly appreciate the way the Russians distinguish between American, French, British missiles and those the Germans are providing. As I say here, President Putin will have no choice but to respond with missiles destroying German military assets because a large and vocal part of the Russian population will not allow him to sit on his hands. Do heads of state determine the will of the people or are they implementers of the will of the people? The question was posed by Lev Tolstoy as the central issue of War and Peace. Here and now my call is that Putin must implement the will of the people and not his own predispositions. Hence. If the Germans do go through with deliveries of Taurus to Kiev, Putin will attack Germany with Oreshnik hypersonic missiles, likely after making his case before the UN Security Council. There is no reason for him to conceal his intentions. There is no need to be surreptitious: the Oreshniks are unstoppable. Donald Trump is in a similar situation. His predisposition is to oversee a peace negotiation that ends in a treaty closely approximating Russian demands. However, the political forces in Europe and on Capitol Hill work against that. In this chat we discuss the bill that Lindsey Graham has introduced in the Senate calling for imposition of very harsh new economic sanctions on Russia with reference to Russia’s latest drone and missile attacks on Ukrainian cities. Graham says the bill is approved by 80 Senators, making it veto-proof. I believe Graham’s bill will precipitate the long-awaited declaration by Trump that the USA is leaving the peace process and ending its involvement in the Ukraine war. In that case, Trump can claim to be even-handed. He will accept the inevitable with respect to new sanctions, saying the intention is to moderate Russian demands to conclude a peace. And he will simultaneously end U.S. military, financial and intelligence aid to Ukraine to moderate Ukrainian demands. The net effect will indeed be to end the war on the terms of the victor, Russia, sooner rather than later. Otherwise, in this interview Judge Napolitano posted a video of Merz claiming that Russia has been attacking civilian targets in Ukraine – apartment buildings, hospitals, kindergartens. These are outrageous lies coming from Kiev and disseminated irresponsibly by Merz. In this regard, he is now rivaling British Prime Minister Starmer in the Pinocchio rankings. I was particularly pleased to deal with the question of the drone attack on President Putin’s helicopter when he toured the Kursk oblast at the start of the week. Some analysts have said that this indicated that US or British intelligence sharing with Kiev had enabled this assassination attempt. There is even the suggestion that Trump may have had foreknowledge of the attack. However, there are, as I say here, other possible explanations, including the Ukraine’s own surveillance with drones given that the Russian President was flying just across the border from Ukrainian positions. Or, more likely their intelligence could have been provided by Russian traitors based in Kursk. In the past several days the Russian authorities have made arrests of Kursk officials for expropriating defense funds that were allocated to the oblast early in the Special Military Operation. This theft, it is said, made possible the successful Ukrainian incursion in August 2024. Russian news reports yesterday emphasized the rampant corruption in Kursk. It is not inconceivable that in such an environment there have been willing collaborators in Kursk selling intelligence to the Ukrainians."
  15. John Mearsheimer: Ukraine is DOOMED/ Negotiations are Headed Nowhere
  16. RIP young man. Condolences to the parents and family. This is Thailand.
  17. Thailand has become a safe heaven for criminals and fugitives from all over the world! What a shame. Stricter visa rules are required!
  18. OMG, corruption in Thailand! I am sick and tired of this.
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