Hamus Yaigh

That's quite a skill set you have, to be able to determine gender, skin color and age on an English language forum where everyone uses a pseudonym?

Not political fences, common sense. Anyone with any can read into the nonsense from the get go. A few clues for you about the post you made: The term "independent sources" can be misleading, as it implies that these sources are free from bias or conflicts of interest. However, many so-called independent sources are not subject to the same rigorous peer-review process or scientific scrutiny as mainstream sources. The claim that excess deaths have increased in heavily-vaccinated countries is not supported by evidence. In fact, studies have shown that countries with high vaccination rates have generally experienced lower mortality rates than countries with low vaccination rates. The term "turbo-cancer" is not a recognized medical term, and there is no evidence to suggest that mRNA vaccines are causing an increase in cancer or cardiovascular disease. Overall, the comments you made appear to be promoting conspiracy theories and misinformation about vaccines, and should be viewed with skepticism. Why not read up on the science rather than resort to nonsense conspiracy? You know it makes sense.

What part of "The ICC issued an arrest warrant for Putin in March 2023, accusing him of war crimes related to the alleged forced deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia following its February 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The warrant significantly restricts Putin’s international travel, as ICC member states are obligated to detain him upon entry" is hard to grasp?

Presidents can only pardon federal crimes, and this was a state level conviction.

So if you know a chanote is an option and TOT bill is not so easy now, why not use the chanote? That's what I do along with a yellow book. Never ever used utility bills for immigration myself.

And you believe everything you read on X? Echo chamber of the gullible.

One does not mistakenly shoot a 15 year old girl in the head.

Sorry if this has been touched on before but 23 pages of chat is beyond me. I received the K_Bank email and forms addressed to me a A VALUABLE CUSTOMER and not even mentioning my name or account numbers. The forms only ask for my name and no bank account numbers. How do they handle this with all the confusion over foreign names middle names and family names. How do they tie it down to you and your accounts, or don't they?

Not all. I am an example where I have worked in multiple countries around the world on international type contracts where taxes in those countries were handled by agents, not usually shown to me, and my only TIN available is from Thailand where I had to go and ask for one to show my overseas banks as ID.

To keep or open any new bank or brokerage account outside Thailand needs a TIN these days. Many expats in Thailand have only a Thai TIN available to them if they don't have one in another country. Other than that little has changed has it, besides a social media frenzy, and expats have not been approached by Thai authorities about any changes because until now there are not any?

How would you consider AP, Reuters, NPR or Deutsche Welle as alternatives to an objective news reporting channel? To many on AN if its not extreme right viewpoints its not objective:-)

The idea that Israel's alleged war crimes and genocide are acceptable because Hamas allegedly committed similar atrocities is a logical fallacy. Just because one party has committed wrongdoing does not justify the other party doing the same. This viewpoint also fails to distinguish between the actions of Hamas, a militant group, and the Palestinian people as a whole. The collective punishment of an entire population is a violation of international law and is morally reprehensible. Justifying Israel's actions in this way only serves to perpetuate the cycle of violence and further entrench the animosity between Israelis and Palestinians, making a peaceful resolution to the conflict even more difficult to achieve. Israel could have used force in a way that was proportional to the threat posed by Hamas, targeting only those directly involved in the attack and taking all feasible precautions to minimize harm to civilians. Ultimately the long history of violence and mistrust between Israel and Hamas may have contributed to a mindset in which each side feels justified in using excessive force against the other.

You've not read the report you've just posted have you. Now go back and read it and look at the witnesses they interviewed in Gaza, the Palestinians making claims.... That's horse manure and selective vision. Better read the report yourself before casting aspersions eh? "Amnesty International’s research report is based on interviews with more than 200 people, including Palestinian victims and witnesses, local authorities in Gaza, healthcare workers, extensive fieldwork, analysis of extensive visual and digital evidence, including satellite imagery, and analysis of statements by senior Israeli government and military officials, and official Israeli bodies."

It's important to keep in mind that these "privileges" are often intended to address systemic issues that have persisted for generations and are not simply a matter of individual choice or merit. The legacy of slavery and segregation in the United States has resulted in significant disparities in wealth, education, and health outcomes between Black and White Americans, which cannot be easily resolved without targeted interventions. One could argue that the goal should be to create a society where such targeted "privileges" are no longer necessary, but that achieving this goal will require sustained efforts to dismantle systemic racism and ensure that all individuals have equal opportunities to succeed.

You don't say if you have another Thai bank account in your name with 2K in it? I thought the 800K for immigration purposes could be held in any number of accounts on a given day?