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I think Israelis should understand that they can only approach Muslims in a tank. There are 40% Muslim residents in Phuket, and this guy clearly didn't arrive in a tank. He was clearly mistaken.

As far as I understand, the plan is the same everywhere. The Americans pressure the country somehow—bombings and sanctions, for example. Then traitors in the target country change the laws, supposedly to save the state, which leads to the country's break up. It's a good plan. It's worked many times. However, do you know what the main problem with traitors is? They easily betray even those who recruited them.

Not only Kenyans. Vlad supporters and Z guys wholeheartedly congratulate the British participant of the Vlad`s Special Military Operation. He recently received a well-deserved award - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15596593/British-traitor-49-fighting-Putin-Ukraine-granted-Russian-passport.html

Thanks for noticing. I forgot to include that in the list. I just took a photo of the page of my passport with the Laos entry stamp using my iPhone 13. It was actually a photo of two adjacent passport pages.

I forgot to mention one detail. After I exported the PDF from the banking app, I discovered that the PDF required a password to open. This could have caused problems. So I opened the PDF in the Preview app on my MacBook and selected "Export...". When exporting, I specified that the file should not require a password to open. There's probably also a way to remove the password from a PDF on Windows.

On February 24th, I took an evening direct flight from Bangkok to Vientiane to apply for my new Thai visa. Before departure, I recommend buying a pen – you'll need it when filling out the paperwork upon arrival at the Vientiane airport. I like going through passport control in Laos because the officers are always accommodating if I ask them to stamp an old page where there's still room. I ate at the airport and booked a hotel for two nights near the airport. I walked to the hotel and submitted my e-visa documents online. The full list of documents I submitted: 1. My photo 2. A scanned copy of my passport (main page, original image, no additional signing) 3. A PDF with a balance of 400,000 exported from a banking app 4. A PDF of my wife's National ID card (both sides). Original images only, no additional signing - that was my mistake. I also added photos of my wife's tabien baan at the end. I think that was unnecessary. 5. A PDF with the marriage certificate (both sides) and Ko Ro 2, which I purchased the day before at the local amphor. Original images only, no additional signing - that was my mistake. When filling out the documents, I also indicated that I do not live in Laos permanently and listed my permanent address in my home country below my current Lao address. After submitting all the documents, I received a PDF document containing the QR code for paying the visa fee (2,000 baht) at the consulate. I uploaded the PDF with the QR code to Google Drive (free). I made it publicly accessible via the link. Then, I shortened the long link using the tinyurl website. This method saved me time and allowed me to quickly print the QR code near the consulate (no internet connection required). The next day, the consulate requested additional documents. They asked my wife to sign and date a copy of our marriage certificate, and the same had to be done for the copy of her National ID card. I asked her to do this and send me a scanned PDF, which she did. In hindsight, I think I should have submitted these documents right away instead of documents 4 and 5 — I probably would have received my visa faster. I received my visa (via email) on Sunday, March 1st, around midday and successfully entered Thailand through Nong Khai in the evening. The officer asked to see my e-visa, so I showed it to him using my laptop. That was sufficient.

Hello. I’m going to Vientiane soon to apply for a visa and would like to clarify a few details. 1. In the old days, I had to copy and sign documents and submit them to the consulate in person. Now all that's a thing of the past, and I just need to scan or photograph the original documents before submitting them online (no additional signatures to certify them), am I correct? 2. Does the consulate still accept bank statements exported as PDFs directly from the banking app? There’s no need to photograph the bank book (updated on the same day) or request an official paper statement from the bank and photograph that instead — is that correct? 3. When I tried to create an online application, I noticed that a copy of the tabien baan is no longer required. Ko Ro 2 also doesn’t seem to be required anymore. Is the marriage certificate (the pretty piece of paper with flowers and names) sufficient instead? 4. As I understand it, a QR code must be printed in order to enter the Thai consulate. Is it possible to show the QR code on my phone instead? If a printed copy is required, is there a shop near the consulate where I can print it? Previous discussion: https://aseannow.com/topic/1385168-non-omarriage-vientiane-visa-processing-estimate/

I also think that the absence of Vlad supporters at the alleged crime scene is exactly what makes them — unlike the opponents — avoid being overly confident or using words like “obviously” or “I saw it myself.” Instead, they’re forced to say “I guess.” What do you think?

I guess his death is very similar to Jeffrey Epstein's. When Jeffrey was popular and influential, his high-ranking friends loved him. However, after his exposure, his former friends became his enemies because Jeffrey could say something he shouldn't about them at any moment. Everything changed when Vlad exposed Navalny and said he was collaborating with foreign intelligence agencies. After that, Navalny's former friends became his enemies.

This text should be decoded using the key phrase: "I used to think that democracy was the power of the people. But Tovarisch Roosevelt explained to me that it is the power of the American people", - Joseph Stalin

As far as I understand, the main complaint Trump's opponents have is that he was interested in girls, not boys. If he were, they'd say that love has many colors, and that love is love, etc.

Navalny's murder is very similar to Nemtsov's. Both politicians' murders occurred when their approval ratings were approaching absolute zero. That's why Vlad supporters prefer the word "recycling" to "murder" for these cases.

Putin once publicly argued with one of these "Putin supporters" and called those who advocated war with NATO "as stupid as this table." If you dig deep, Solovyov is defending someone's interests—someone who benefits from a war between Europe and Russia and who hopes to sit it out overseas, like in World War II. Solovyov was once a poor, unknown student, but everything changed after he was raised by a very wealthy American.

I'll show you some examples.

Vlad and his friends from the Russian Foreign Ministry constantly remind their Western colleagues that Ukraine gained its independence from us on the condition of neutrality, and without neutrality, its independence can be revoked. In this regard, Estonia is no different from Ukraine, and supporters of the Special Military Operation (SMO) may well go and check whether fascists have appeared in Estonia. Therefore, the fact that Estonia is scratching itself and fidgeting is quite understandable.