
CharlieKo
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9 hours ago, Jingthing said:
It's real.
Bank of China gets it.
You're failing to get that Putin is the Hitler of our era.
More garbage. China and Russia are the main players in the BRICS block. This is western propaganda trying to split Russia and China. As for Putin being the new Hitler? More BS from the western Media. You really do fall for this rubbish.
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1 minute ago, Jingthing said:Blah blah blah
Childish.
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8 minutes ago, Jingthing said:Ad hominem garbage.
The only one talking garbage is you.
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On 6/18/2024 at 12:26 PM, Jingthing said:Thailand plays neutral on Russia's genocidal war of choice against Ukraine, but it's not hard to see a pro Russian bias in reality.
It's about Thailand's national interest, economic interest, not about morality.
You might be at war with Russia, but Thailand isn't. This just shows your American entitlement that thinks you can dictate to other countries what they can and can't do. You are the problem not the Russians.
You talk about morality. America doesn't have any morality. You guy's know how to start wars but you never finish them, you always cut and run. Just like in Afghanistan!
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1 hour ago, john donson said:
wake me up when race wars start
They have already started. It's just that governments aren't talking about it yet!
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23 minutes ago, candide said:I would say it doesn't mean a new government would be more competent and able to solve problems the previous government couldn't fix. It's easy to highlight all current problems, but solving them is another story.
Actually, it could well even be worse.
It seems it's Macron's B plan. Let the RN access power now rather than later, and let them get toast before the more important presidential election.
Yes, that is possible. However I think we are getting closer the EU breaking up as a governing body over EU states.
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1 hour ago, nobodysfriend said:
Muslims , Jews ... they hate each other .
Hatred leads to violence and violence to more violence .
A vicious circle .
To get out of this , empathy and tolerance are needed ... but there needs to be a will to make peace ...
Jews do not hate Muslims, They had the death cults that is Hamas and the Muslim brotherhood. Which are banned even in Muslim countries.
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22 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:
You just beat me to it, I was about to post this comment too, exactly the same thing you see happening in Germany, the Netherlands Belgium, and name all those eu countries.
And now that the right is going to get the upper hand they start complaining...way too late.exactly. Even in the UK on July 4th!
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12 hours ago, NoDisplayName said:We'll simply keep remittances in 2024 to my account below 320,000 baht to be safe.
I think you will find you would need to remit over 600,000 baht before you would pay any taxes here in Thailand. As after deduction of all allowances the balance would fall below a taxable amount.
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Macron has himself to blame. People have had enough of promises in the west as this is not just happening in France. Unfortunately it doesn't mean that any new government will do as the people want. Especially if it is a left leaning government.
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Regardless of what crime in your eyes may have been committed. If you do tread on the wrong toes be it in the criminal or civil court. Because corruption knows no boundaries. One question you should ask yourself is.
How much value do you put on your life?
Something could happen to you long before the case reaches the courts. All depends on who's involved and the depths they will go to, to avoid being caught out.
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Stupid is, as stupid does!
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3 hours ago, vmack153 said:
About the same length of time that you would spend on vacation in Moscow
There's more to see in Moscow than Phuket.
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So not only is Trump supposed to be Putin's stooge, He now espouses Communist economics. Another Dem hit piece. Talk about Trump derangement syndrome!
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On 5/3/2024 at 11:58 PM, Jimjim1 said:
If it costs £300 to £500 per annum it is still very good and cheap for £10,000,000
It's going to cost a hell of a lot more than 300-500 quid for that type of insurance.
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11 minutes ago, Jingthing said:Putin doesn't negotiate.
Yes the maga fascists are on Putin's side.
Such a stupid comment. lol
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10 minutes ago, Jingthing said:Coke head?
On what evidence?
You want Ukraine to surrender.
Forget about it.
You really don't know what you are talking about. Give it a few more months then you will see that Ukraine are finished.
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21 hours ago, Jingthing said:I think the momentum has shifted to Ukraine though
What utter rubbish, Ukraine have lost this war. Zelensky the coke head needs to negotiate, but he won't.
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36 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Biden doesn’t hate you. Are you butthurt over his Irish Catholic background?
No, we view the Irish same same as you Americans view the Poles. Thick as a brick. And as dumb as a mule!
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I blame the voters, As Thomas Jefferson said “The government you elect is the government you deserve.”
That goes regardless of whether you vote for Biden or Trump!
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14 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:
I don't disagree... many Brits behave poorly, as do tourists from other nations.
We could be digging up news of Americans in Cancun or Australians in Bali etc - wherever there are a lot of tourists from any one nation, an element of contempt develops with the locals.
That said, I don't spend my time digging up news about Brit's.. Perhaps I'm also negatively bias against MalcomB and what appears to be an anti-British agenda, even though in this thread he appears to be levying upset against the Spanish for wanting to prevent the British from travelling to 'their area'...
I read into his threads an underlying negativity towards the Brits, in this case I suspect he was hoping the discussion will develop into a "Can't blame the locals for not wanting the British there" type of bash - he's just being a little less obvious about it as he's been called out too many times already for his anti-British trolling.
... Perhaps I'm over reading to much into his threads ?... Or, perhaps I already have a handle on where he'd like to direct the tone of the thread and have called it before it happens.
I'd say most of those that give Brits a bad rep are between the ages of 18- mid 20's. Those that come for the full moon parties etc. As you say it's not just Brits, it can be those from other western countries. I still stand by what I say some should never be allowed out of the UK.
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36 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:Most of this Op's content is Brit-bashing... he seeks it out and reposts it on this site.
He's British, but clearly with an anti-British agenda claiming 'embarrassment of his countrymen'.
In this thread he's attempted to mask his negative bias with a very thinly veiled comment regarding the issue that locals in areas Spain with exceptionally high British tourist footfall are viewed with a degree of contempt due to poor behavior which may nudge them to Thailand... which is utter rubbish and a very poor attempt to shoe horn in some Thailand relevance to his troll.
Judging by how some Brits behave here in Thailand, I'd say the spaniards are right. Some Brits shouldn't be allowed to have passports.
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Is Thailand's subtle bias to Russia (vs. the collective west) risking secondary sanctions?
in The War in Ukraine
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https://www.isdp.eu/publication/two-tines-one-fork-chinas-de-dollarisation-and-bond-issuance-drive-economic-independence/#:~:text=China's de-dollarisation strategy involves,Renminbi as an international currency.
China’s de-dollarisation strategy involves increasing its gold reserves and reducing its holdings of U.S. Treasury securities. This move is designed to insulate the Chinese economy from potential U.S. financial sanctions and to promote the Renminbi as an international currency.