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Retirement Visa Requirements / Criteria
Hamus Yaigh replied to djeetyet's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Maybe this is something related to BBL dedicated immigration account holders at CW? I use K Bank with dedicated 800k account, only transactions are the interest deposits twice a year. I have never needed a bank statement, just letter and bank book copy. -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Yes, here is more buffoonery. The Trump administration inadvertently imposed a 29% tariff on Norfolk Island, an Australian territory halfway between Australia and New Zealand, due to mislabeled shipping data. The erroneous data led US authorities to believe that Norfolk Island was exporting goods to the US, when in fact, there is no known export relationship between the two countries. The mislabeled shipments included items such as aquarium systems, Timberland boots, wine, and recycling plant parts. The error has perplexed the Australian government, with the prime minister and trade minister expressing their belief that it was a mistake, yet it means a 10% tariff nevertheless. The US imported around A$1.04 million worth of goods from Norfolk Island between 2023 and 2024, primarily leather footwear from a local shoe shop. News reporters identified several bills of lading that listed Norfolk Island as the country of origin, despite the shipments originating from other countries. The US Census Bureau acknowledges that reporting errors can occur and significantly impact detailed commodity statistics. The errors in the shipping records appear to have **flowed through to US census and trade data used as the basis for calculating tariffs**. -
Trump Declares 'Liberation Day' as Sweeping Tariffs Take Effect
Hamus Yaigh replied to Social Media's topic in World News
What rewards? Trade barriers and customs checks with the EU have created disruptions in supply chains and increased costs for many UK businesses. Restrictions on free movement of labor have made it harder for UK companies to hire the skilled workers they need -
Bangkok Building Collapse Sets Unwanted World Records
Hamus Yaigh replied to snoop1130's topic in Bangkok News
A few years ago it was written that most of the sensors were offline, so I guess either not, or not very well. The chances of a tsunami from a quake epicenter-ed in central Myanmar fairly slim to non existent yeah? -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The Liberation Day tariff charade, penalizing Australia over its biosecurity laws while not addressing Russia’s invasion sends a poor message. It suggests that the U.S. values economic reciprocity with allies more than condemning aggression by adversaries by allowing stuff like " Tariff on the Fertilizer and Non-Ferrous Metal" get through freely , potentially undermining the USA's "moral authority" and alliance credibility. -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
54% tariffs on China, 10% tariffs on Iran, 0% tariffs on Russia = MAGA Clownshow. -
Trump Starts Global Tariff Wall, Thailand Hit with 36% Tax
Hamus Yaigh replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
The President's claim about "Foreign Tariffs" is indeed misleading, as the percentages listed actually represent trade balances, not tariffs. This distinction is crucial, as trade balances refer to the difference between a country's imports and exports, whereas tariffs are taxes imposed on imported goods. Presenting false information can be considered a serious offense, especially when done by the President. However, whether this specific incident constitutes an impeachable offense is a matter of interpretation. Impeachable offenses are typically considered "high crimes and misdemeanors," a phrase outlined in the US Constitution. While there's no clear consensus on what this entails, it generally refers to serious abuses of power, corruption, or dereliction of duty. In this case, the President's action could be seen as a misrepresentation of facts, which might be considered a breach of public trust. However, it's uncertain whether this would rise to the level of an impeachable offense. It's worth noting that the President's trade policies, including tariffs and trade balances, have been a subject of controversy and debate. -
The Dow is less reliable as a broad market indicator than the S&P 500, Nasdaq, or Russell 2000 because of its price-weighted methodology and limited scope (only 30 stocks). In your example, the Dow being flat while the Russell 2000 is down 20% since November 2024 shows that the Dow misses significant movements in smaller companies, which are more sensitive to economic shifts. For a more comprehensive view of market conditions, the S&P 500 (broad large-cap exposure) (down over 10% since November) and Russell 2000 (small-cap health) (down over 20%) are often better indicators.
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Englishman here, the op seems like racism baiting and against forum rules I would think?
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China Leads Myanmar Quake Response as US Lags Behind
Hamus Yaigh replied to geovalin's topic in Myanmar News
Excuse me, the Brits I kno still call it Burma and so do I. The Mafia in Myanmmar are thugs and should never get my tax money for "Aid"....they are going to use it for bombs on the rebels....ok! LET China help them. This is a global relief effort sans MAGA clowns. Besides the junta whom you rightly call the mafia that is bombing its own peoples, the National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar is in dire need of distributing aid to all its peoples from any kind donors around the world whilst avoiding the cruel junta. The name Burma is a colonial relic to be forgotten as the country has a much deeper history than that or that of the USA for that matter. -
As clueless as the op I see. It’s definitely not appropriate to use “impressive” to describe an event that causes widespread loss of life and suffering. In that context, a more accurate descriptor might be something like “devastating”, “catastrophic”, or even “unfathomable”. It’s important to be sensitive and respectful when discussing events that cause human suffering, and the loss of life from an earthquake is certainly not something to be impressed by.
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Exactly what happens in a man's brain during SEX
Hamus Yaigh replied to CharlieH's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Too difficult for a MAGAnut to understand the concept. -
Trump's lie at the press briefing about not knowing about a national security failing and deflecting to the standards of the Atlantic news source, when he did know his team messed up is more serious than a typical lie that he's known for. This behavior implies that he prioritizes maintaining a facade of infallibility over transparency and accountability. By denying knowledge of a national security issue, Trump undermines the trust and credibility necessary for effective leadership. Lying by a president can considered an impeachable offense, especially if it involves national security matters. The Constitution states that the president can be removed from office for "high crimes and misdemeanors"