Danderman123

There is a legal principle here that is the core issue: if you are in a bar in Thailand, you assume the ladies in the bar are not minors. Otherwise, if the law puts the onus on you to verify their age, you are in big trouble. The lady might be 17, using her older sister's ID, and then you go to jail for years if she complains afterwards to the police.

Do you have any evidence of Joe Biden's corruption?

Hunter Biden agreed to testify publicly. Why won't the committee allow him to testify?

What does "woke" mean?

You are basing your opinion on polls taken almost a year before the election. It seems that you are new to this. Let me help you: In the 3rd year of a presidency, polls are always low. They have little predictive value.

What happened to the promised 300 baht tax to be levied on all incoming tourists?

What does "freeze" mean in this context?

A minor with a fake ID. AFAIK, the legal age for drinking in a bar is 20, meaning her ID would have indicated she was 20. Based on the facts in evidence, a clear not guilty for him, but some charges for her, including using a fake ID.

Not a very useful post. It is not easy to understand why you are driven to posts with no useful content for anyone else. You seem to have some anxieties that cause you to post messages that are not intended to educate anyone, and contain signs of significant frustration on your part.

Are you feeling okay?

The inside story of Trump’s explosive dinner with Ye and Nick Fuentes You clearly are not keeping up with current events. I can see why you support Trump, you've missed some of his more nefarious activities.

There is no way the "income earned before Jan 1" ground rule could be implemented, in actual reality. A billionaire could transfer millions of dollars for many years tax free under that concept. I might transfer $50,000 into Thailand in 2026, and show that I had $50,000 in tbe bank in 2023. Is it the same $50,000? How can RD say no?

Do you really believe any of this, or are you doing some sort of parody? You think a man with 91 felony counts against him, and has been found guilty of asset valuation fraud and sexual assault has done nothing wrong? A man ineligible to run a charity in NY state because he stole from a childrens' cancer fund?

We are a long ways from the election.

Lots of dictators have taken power under a variety of conditions.

How about propaganda from Nazis?

If they did pass along info about the attack on the Capitol ahead of time, no one in the FBI seems to have acted on it. In real life, if someone told the FBI "hey, the Proud Boys are going to attack the Capitol tomorrow, an agent or two might have showed up to investigate. And the Proud Boy who passed along the tidbit would have used it in their criminal defense.

Geez, what are you on again now? Trump has affirmed he wants to be dictator on day 1. You are not keeping up on current events.

The defamation trial has begun, but it's more like a public execution of Rudy's reputation. I wonder if his attorneys can stop him from taking the stand? Any Trump fans here care to admit they still believe Rudy's lies about the Georgia 2020 election? Last I heard, your internet masters were advising you to answer "not sure, I heard some shady stuff occurred". Of course, that was Rudy lying about the shady stuff.

One approach would be to install panels and a grid tie inverter, primarily to boost voltage back up to 220V. Of course, the inverter must be able to operate down to 180V. This doesn't help you at night, no idea if you need extra power after dark, but it saves you from buying batteries.

Here's a thought: Argentina could grant sovereignty over the Falklands to the UK, in exchange for access to oil fields in the offshore exclusion zone.

This lawsuit won't last long. Guiliani was a Russian pawn, so there is that: https://www.publicnotice.co/p/giuliani-ukraine-kulyk-derkach-dubinsky-treason I suspect even Trump fans know that Rudy is dead meat, in terms of his finances and his freedom.

Except for Georgia, where the governor does not have pardon power. In fact there can be no pardon until Trump has served 5 years after conviction. It would be interesting if Trump were convicted on the January 6 charges, released pending appeal, and then convicted in Georgia, say, in September 2024. I suspect that the judge would send him to state prison while waiting out the inevitable appeal, due to prior felony convictions. At that point, there might be talk of violence in Georgia to free him.

Does this mean you aren't worried about the upcoming fake electors trial?

Argentina to devalue peso by over 50% as part of emergency economic reforms oops