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This happens on a regular basis there. Apparently it is not as easy to find one's way out as the tourists and the posters here presume.
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16 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:
What specific restrictions do you think there should be on abortion?
As usual, quoting and then ignoring the post. The word for that is trolling.
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2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:I don't know about him being funny, but you sure are.
48 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:Excellent and insightful post. We need more like that so keep 'em comin'.
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11 hours ago, CG1 Blue said:
That's like asking how the Paris 2024 Olympics are going. The Rwanda plan hasn't started yet.
The Rwanda plan is intended to deter migrants from paying thousands of pounds to people smugglers in order to make dangerous sea crossings. If there is a chance they might be flown off to Rwanda upon arrival, they won't risk paying the people smugglers or risk their lives crossing the Channel.
The threat of being sent to Rwanda is non existent at the moment because human rights lawyers stopped the flights. Legislation will soon be passed that prevents those lawyers from doing the same again. Only then will we be able to find out 'how the Rwanda plan is working out'.
2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Where is "here"? Assuming it's Britain, they don't have it in operation yet, so how can it be working or not?
IMO it's insane to allow thousands of people that arrive illegally without any cultural affinity to or any qualifications needed in the country they invade to remain, and expect no fundamental problems to eventuate.
Britain should remove themselves from the UN charter that makes them liable to give illegals support. As long as they do so, the illegals will still keep coming.
So you think it's working well. Ok.
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19 hours ago, Hanaguma said:
Not at all. I think free and widely available birth control is a great idea. I never said a total ban on abortion was the way to go. But you seemed to ignore that most industrialized nations do put time based restriction on abortion, which generally match what Trump said was his policy. Generally 10 to 14 weeks across western Europe (with exceptions, but generally).
No need for the hysteria and hyperbole though. What happens in developing countries has zero to do with policy in the US. Let them make up their own minds. As to the value of the baby vs the mother, that has been covered. I think abortion should be permitted if the life of the mother is in danger. Period.
Now, time to lay YOUR cards on the table. What restrictions, if any, should there be? Please try to be specific without using euphemisms or dodges.
"No need for the hysteria and hyperbole though. What happens in developing countries has zero to do with policy in the US. "
Then maybe don't use 'What happens in developing countries' as an argument for your case.
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3 hours ago, flyingtlger said:
LOL, So it's ok to commit crimes if you're a tourist and its against your own kind......
Potentially 5 years, admission of guild half's the sentence. So not much reduction for the rest.
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20 minutes ago, Martin71 said:
Just a couple of stories from the UK today..... this is why we need to kick illegals out....
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-68774242
So how is the Rwanda plan working out?
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5 hours ago, TroubleandGrumpy said:
Off shore processing worked in Australia - reduced the number of illegal immigrants a lot. Current lefwing mobin Govt are looking to pull the rules back, but they realise it would be political suicide in Australia to allow unfetted illegal immigration. The right wing PM Hoaward won few elections in the past, mainly based on this subject - 'stopping the boats'.
So how is it working here according to this thread?
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14 minutes ago, pagallim said:
About a week ago, made an appointment for 1 p.m. today for my annual Marriage extension. Chose that time as it allowed for the required visit to the bank for the necessary bank book update and letter, copies to be made etc. Email confirmation from Immigration at the time, and in fact a reminder email yesterday of the booking. So, duly arrived just before 1 p.m., had the paperwork checked by the volunteer (I'm pretty meticulous in making the required copies that are necessary, so confident this will be a short in and out. Wrong. Apparently there were a few couples who the previous day had not had the correct documents, and they came back again. My 1 p.m. appointment was a waste of time, as the people from yesterday were given priority, and my appointment was out of the metaphorical window.
So, not acually seen until 3 p.m., documents checked (15 minutes, all correct), then a 30 minute wait for my passport to be returned with the usual 'Under Consideration' stamp. To cap it all, we are now halfway home in the car, with the traffic quite heavy, when my wife gets a phone call from Immigration asking us to return as they had forgotten to take a photo of us together in Immigration. Absolute crap service, and the last time that I will made an appointment. Ater 5 p.m. by the time we got home.
Thanks. So still possible to make an appointment for an extension renewal.
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3 hours ago, Chalong circle said:
Just to say that the appointment system worked for me. In 25 minutes, everything sorted.
Thanks.
Was that for an extension?
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9 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:
10 days. Some reason you can't wait?
Strange post
Do you think he'll try and get a alternative bail ready in case his present one gets rejected?
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2 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:
If it's a fraud bond, it will be rejected. They have now 10 more days to put something together that isn't.
He won't. I think he's not able, and he needs to get the bond rejected to have another complaint/ talking point.
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6 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:Yes, the bond is shady and all of Trump's property should be seized immediately, and he needs to be incarcerated until the state gets their money!
They need to start another case to punish the company that posed the bond, and any considering posting a bond for Trump. These people, and anyone that tries to help Trump needs to be crushed and disallowed from doing business in New York.
Another twenty felony charges should be brought against Trump for attempting to use a shady bondsman.
Meanwhile, criminal illegal aliens that commit violent crimes get released on their own recognizance, nice.
Was that not clear the first time?
And do you not agree?
As I thought, nothing on the bond, only deflections. Although it's maybe more trolling than deflecting.
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4 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:
Of course it's shady and all of Trump's property should be seized immediately, and he needs to be incarcerated until the state gets their money!
They need to start another case to punish the company that posed the bond, and any considering posting a bond for Trump. These people, and anyone that tries to help Trump needs to be crushed and disallowed from doing business in New York.
Another twenty felony charges should be brought against Trump for attempting to use a shady bondsman.
Meanwhile, criminal illegal aliens that commit violent crimes get released on their own recognizance, nice.
Anything on the bond?
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So we have a bond issued by a subsidiary of an insurance company. Neither the company not the subsidiary are licensed to issue bonds in NY. The subsidiary doesn't have the liquidity nor the solvability to pay the bond if required. On the bond it states that if it has to be paid the defendant, Donald J Trump, will do so. The owner of the company is the major share holder in Axos Bank, the bank that refinanced Trump's and Kushner's real estate when Deutsche bank pulled out
Anyone think this is not shady?
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12 hours ago, earlinclaifornia said:Predicting by the six month required to refrain from selling off his stock, it will be worthless by then.
He'll find some more people to sue.
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14 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:You believe we have "democracy". Surely not?
It's all about money now. Costs probably billions to win the big chair in the US now. The people that gave the money want payback.
Follow the money.
Only 1 party to blame for that. Attempts to get rid of the big money in the elections were blocked by the Republicans.
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5 hours ago, candide said:
Now 36.42. It seems it slowly goes down every day.
3 percent per day, I wouldn't call that slowly.
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I would like to see the opinion of the total British population on this.
I believe it may show a widespread distrust towards Israeli sources and less religion related than this survey seems to indicate.
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1 hour ago, jerrymahoney said:
And maybe then appealed.
Can denying the motion be appealed or would this be part of a (likely) appeal after a verdict?
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Better check the dates, today closed for Chakri day, next week for Songkran.
I thought the appointment system had been cancelled? Last time I could make an appointment but when I showed they said 'no, we don't do that anymore'. Maybe similar for you.-
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46 minutes ago, quake said:
Bitterness. what a laugh. go have that extra cup of coffee.
No, just recognizing the blatant xenophobia that is around more than usual.
in the Phuket area.
Nonsense. You missed the posts about the Thai complaining they are singled out. Your information is one sided.
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1 hour ago, quake said:
I don't
They are all ass holes.
But they needed to single out the finish guy for the news headline. yawn,
It's just all part of the, get the evil falang time.
we are now experiencing.
In English language sites, yes. Read the Thai sites and you'll see information on the Thai apprehended.
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2 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:
Wrong. I'm triggered by the attention the luvvies give to a silly girl. There is no reason for me to be scared by her personally. I reserve being scared for gang members that might beat me to death for looking at them the wrong way.
It is not the luvvies giving her the attention.
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British lawmakers pass Sunak’s controversial Rwanda asylum plan
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Thanks for the correction but that's not what I meant. I meant what I said, not what you imagined.