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I suppose the last laugh’s on the brand owners as the clothing here is mainly knock offs, so the branding doesn’t help them.

Send backwards to me. He should be going guilty of insurrection before applying the 24th amendment.

No time off for good behavior?

The news just revealed he has received a royal pardon and his sentence reduced to one year. Rejoice.

Presumably the police have a record of the first report. Their negligence alone is worth punishment. The perpetrators must have boasted of their act, so there are witness who can testify.

The amount was alleged, not confirmed. But it will help when he has to pay his lawyers as they know he can't plead poverty.

I don't know why I get calls from a Filipina saying she can make me rich.

I wonder if Snoop Dogg has a problem walking through metal detectors?

Glad to learn about this. Now I have to find a girl to give it to me.

Not sure sweeping statements are correct but there seems to be a tendency in the U.S. to put black people in prison. In Thailand it seems to be poor people without good legal representation.

A sad case indeed. I wonder whether he will receive compensation? While I admit mistakes are sometimes made, this looks like outright carelessness. Looking at other cases of innocent people imprisoned, I noticed a lot, but not exclusively, are in the USA, with its massive number of people in prison, disproportionately men of color. For instance, Richard Phillips spent 46 years behind bars for something he didn't do. An innocent Maurice Hastings spent 38 years in prison. These days, DNA evidence helps, but it takes effort to review these cases. Even worse, some are executed and found innocent when it is too late. This is one of the reasons I don't think the death penalty is a good idea. I applaud the Thai authorities for investigating further and releasing Anucha after 80 days as we know it could have been much worse.

Seems hardly worth the expense.

At least once, I'd like to read that one person told another, "Come with me if you want to live!"

"Indicating me OVER NOTHING,” Trump wrote." Fair enough, he should get off really easily when they show in court that they have nothing.

He did once say he wanted to die in Thailand. Maybe his wish will come true.

Interestingly, he did not absolve himself of all crimes during the period he held office as a civilian. This implies that he could be investigated for unusual wealth or corruption (if there is any evidence, of course).

Simply an insult to Thai people's intelligence. The 1997 "people's constitution" gave people freedom, until the military took it away. You can reform the military to cut down the number of generals, cancel conscription - or whatever - but unless military bases are all moved to border areas and generals who rebel are imprisoned for life, not much will change.

Life imitates art? On Sunday afternoon Donald Trump pitched a fit that his legal problems are keeping him from attending a golf tournament being held at his golf course in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Bias? Latest news: Mark Meadows FOLDS on the stand in Georgia and implicates Trump. Seems he hung himself.

Isn't it normal for the Thai government to ignore abject poverty? Catch him and look at his circumstances before passing judgement.

Why doesn't the article give a reason for the departure of senior executives? Retired? Incompetence? Listed companies really should explain themselves a little more clearly.

Shutting down Facebook for the actions of a few is essentially punishing the majority because of actions of a minority. While I don't particularly like Facebook I would defend people's right to use it if that's what they want. And if they get swindled it's usually caused by their own greed.

Looking back at other requests for postponement until later, I imagine courts have heard, Saddam: "That date isn't convenient as it is the day before I have an important meeting to invade somewhere." Goering: "The Nuremburg trial needs to be postponed as I have an important event in Paraguay to attend the day before." Julius and Ethel Rosenberg: "The trial date is inconvenient as we have a super appointment with Stalin in Moscow the day before." Sorry for the sarcasm, but I doubt courts consider plaintiff appointments.

There is a lot of money to be made from giving people hope of an afterlife. Write a book, become an evangelist, Hope means money for someone.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, 81, stops and stares blankly into space. Not too old. Sen. Chuck Grassley is 88 years old. Older than Biden but who cares?