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Hungary can ‘no longer be considered a full democracy,’ says EU Parliament
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
Truss was a remainer and so...... -
Where to get Grass Fed and Grass Finished Beef around Chiang Mai
placeholder replied to sawademe's topic in Chiang Mai
Actually, I think most beef raised in Thailand is grass fed. That's one reason it tends to be kind of tough and low in fat. You can usually tell if cattle are grass fed because the fat tends to be yellow because of the carotene in the grass. Feeding cattle grain or soybean is expensive. Prohibitively so for most Thais who generally don't have muich use for beef anyway. The beef rimping offers is raised to American standards. It's called KU because the way it's raised has something to do with an agricultural school called K********* University. Which should mean that these cattle spend some of their lives in feedlots where they eat grain and/or soybeans. The beef tastes like American beef that is available in American supermarkets. -
Yes. And that opinion isn't mine alone. A Chinese invasion of Taiwan: Too costly to countenance? Amphibious assaults are exceedingly difficult and if China was to invade Taiwan — and crucially hold it — Beijing would need to move hundreds of thousands of troops as well as equipment across the Taiwan Strait. Even at its narrowest point the strait is 130 kilometers (80 miles) and weather conditions are notoriously unforgiving with two monsoon seasons. That leaves just two brief “windows of attack” — May to July and October — for such a large-scale operation, according to a U.S. Naval War College report. https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/06/17/asia-pacific/china-taiwan-invasion-cost/ How difficult would it be for China to invade Taiwan? First, the distance an invasion fleet would need to travel before it even gets to the island is daunting. The Taiwan Strait is 128km (79.5 miles) at its narrowest point between mainland China and Taiwan and much wider if embarkation ports where an invasion force would gather are to be considered. While airlifts and vast fleets of planes can move a few thousand troops and keep them supplied, the sheer number of soldiers and vast quantities of supplies – armoured vehicles, artillery, ammunition, food, medical supplies and fuel – needed for a successful invasion could only move by sea. https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2022/4/4/how-difficult-would-it-be-for-china-to-invade-taiwan
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Hungary can ‘no longer be considered a full democracy,’ says EU Parliament
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
More fake poll insinuations. -
Hungary can ‘no longer be considered a full democracy,’ says EU Parliament
placeholder replied to Scott's topic in World News
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Can anybody recommend a good dentist for children? Somewhere in the city or around the city. We used to go to a first rate dental service but they seem to have jacked up their prices suddenly and out of line with what other first rate dentists were charging.
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From the article: "In a video flagged by Russian Media Monitor Julia Davis, Skabeyeva said with a smirk: "We should have done it today, all the best people are there for the funeral." Gurulyov had told state channel Russia-1: "Why would we bomb Ukraine or Germany, when there is Britain, the root of evil?" Maybe this is an improvement? In the past, prominent Russians would have been blaming the Jews.
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I see you're still touting those B.S. numbers from FAIR. What those numbers don't include is the percentage of those who sent back across the border when they were apprehended. As for your definition of immigration. It seems to be yours alone. Can you share with us a dictionary definition that supports your? As for your housebreaking analogy. I know you don't hold with communism, but are you asserting that the whole of the United States is private property?