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Video of man's death shows police torture - family
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
When will people realize there are so many cameras now, it is hard to escape justice? -
Yes well, you might enjoy this but I don't. https://news.mongabay.com/2022/10/thailand-bets-on-coal-despite-long-losing-streak-for-communities/ PS, agreed that natural gas is better than coal but coal produces so much carbon that the number of natural gas plants has to increase by a lot more. Pounds of CO2 emitted per million British thermal units (Btu) of energy for various fuels Coal (anthracite) 228.6 Coal (bituminous) 205.7 Natural gas 117.0 Source: eia.gov
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The govt plans to add 4 more coal fired plants by 2034.... It has dumped its emissions reduction targets.
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Chat GPT4: Is the world prepared for the coming AI storm?
Purdey replied to Social Media's topic in World News
AI will be of help in countries with a falling birth rate as it can take on the jobs of people retiring. Seems there are always swings and roundabouts. -
Not going to buy one while Thailand partially generates electricity with coal fired generators. And so few charge points.
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Naked woman with a monk at Bang Sue station - police scurry to make arrest
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Bangkok News
The picture doesn't show a naked woman. It shows a woman with an open blouse exposing her breasts. Maybe she is a flasher and missed the soccer match. -
Yingluck or Michelle Yeoh? Netizens debate who's the best looking
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I have a feeling that comparing them on their looks would upset them both. At least you would get a swift kick in the gonads from Michelle. -
Some replies are hard to argue with. Strictly speaking, work is not defined by whether you make money but by the act of working, which is not really easy to understand. Thais have mellowed a but and I have met foreign volunteers who don't have a work permit but are seen as "helping Thai people." No one rats them out and the local police ignore them when they are helping the really poor.. As others have said, just keep it to yourself.
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The Danger of Russia Becoming President of the U.N. Security Council
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
The UN is largely impotent and its record of preventing war is really zero. It boasts about its peacekeeping but those efforts only happened after war had started. They come in at the end, not before the beginning. The last time Russia had the presidency, nothing happened and I doubt it will this time also. -
Ukraine has not lost its sense of sovereignty and independence. Hmm.
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UK to design nuclear-powered submarines for Aukus 'historic' pact
Purdey replied to Social Media's topic in World News
I doubt they need expensive submarines. That could be one reason. -
Russian fighter jet forces down US drone over Black Sea after intercept
Purdey replied to Scott's topic in World News
Of course, there's nothing for Russia to worry about. Imagine if Cuba were to allow Russian bombers to use its airfield. -
Stormy Daniels: Trump invited to testify before grand jury
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Understood the term is wrong but he is being accused of something and the prosecutors will try to prove they have a case, so what is he? The Accused? -
Stormy Daniels: Trump invited to testify before grand jury
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
The defendant isn't allowed to present his case as i understand it. I could be wrong. -
Stormy Daniels: Trump invited to testify before grand jury
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
I doubt he will turn up as it isn't mandatory. No judge is present; the proceedings are led by a prosecutor and the defendant has no right to present his case or (in many instances) to be informed of the proceedings at all. The only other country that still uses the grand jury system is Liberia. -
The Americans passed a law allowing themselves the right to invade the Hague (The Hague Invasion Act) to retrieve US soldiers imprisoned for war crimes, (the Netherlands is an ally) so certain are they that such crimes have been committed. Guantanamo Bay and black sites are a few crimes that come to mind. This fear of providing information on Russian crimes is that they may be charged with similar crimes in Afghanistan.
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DeSantis seeks $98 million to fund Florida’s own military
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
Using state tax money to create state government ownership of a military service could be considered socialism in the US (equal protection for everyone no matter how much tax is paid by the individual). Next DeSantis will want free healthcare for his army and its veterans and tax paid accommodation for every soldier. All of it an additional burden for hardworking taxpayers. What happened to small government? Then again, if he sends troops to assist other states will there be any risk of federal troops having to become involved? It all sounds too dangerous. -
Historic Korat station should not be demolished - meetings held
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Isaan News
People never remember their history until it disappears. -
Quite surprised she is the only one thus far involved and not some army generals. I thought this was considered military equipment? I presume there were soldiers who tested the equipment and reported to higher ups that it worked. How a forensic scientist was able to give approval for military equipment is hard to understand.
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Gender equality still ‘300 years away’, says UN secretary general
Purdey replied to onthedarkside's topic in World News
It is unfortunate that girls are just not encouraged to take on roles that men have monopolized historically. Some have become prime ministers but those are still exceptions. I was talking to a group of girls last week and asked them what careers they wanted to do in the future. Most said teaching or nursing. I asked why nursing, why not become a doctor and they looked really confused. They just assumed they would not qualify for med school. Inequality is just an excuse. Women need encouragement. -
Paetongtarn Shinawatra and the history of pregnant prime ministers
Purdey replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Why is getting pregnant and having a job news? Women have been doing this for centuries. -
You really don't get that the flying teapot was just a method of reducing the question of how do we know God exists if we can't see him in the same way we cannot see the teapot or prove it is there (but it is). Not sure how you think that if laws of god that the universe revolves around the earth were irrefutable when they later were refuted by science. Or that what people believe to be true about Newtonian laws were later changed by Einstein. As i said, go on believing in your invisible friend. I cannot prove the existence of blue elephants because i have never seen one, but according to your logic, we should believe in them because you and many others do. P.S. I keep my mind open to believing in a god that shows himself.
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Russia could run out of money next year, says oligarch Oleg Deripaska
Purdey replied to Scott's topic in World News
I suspect the Chinese may lend money in exchange for seaports and airports.