Chris.C

Yes but a non Jew would not spout the hatred I was referring to.

Shame shame shame. Of course they hate Israel, after years in a concentration camp.

It’s so sad these fundamentalists don’t condemn killing children as their God says all the land is theirs. Israel terrorists have killed 870 babies under 1 year old, more than the total number of ALL civilians killed on Oct 7.

Jews see Palestinians as less than human. Statements like Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant saying, "We are fighting against animals" are clear examples of the strategy to try to legitimize war crimes, said Gordon. Comparisons of Palestinians to "rats or snakes" on Israeli social media accounts are an effort to "dehumanize" them and "legitimize civilian deaths."

Hamas terrorist killed 815 civilians on Oct 7 attack. Since then Israel terrorists have killed 870 babies in Gaza under 1 year of age. You are maybe watching US biased tv but just think about this for a moment.

Some people have no conscience or common sense

What was shocking for me was her inabilty to show any sympathy for child deaths and refused to call people in Gaza or the West Bank 'Palestinians'. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CwuyoiVNAQ

If you believe that Hamas can be defeated then there is nothing else I can say to you. For every Hamas fighter killed, there are many more to replace them. Israel will suffer greatly, and indeed all Jews around the world by Israel’s actions. https://www.thecairoreview.com/essays/why-hamas-cannot-be-destroyed/

If you are American, take your head out the US propaganda. CBS is owned by Paramount, who cancelled others for pro- Palestinian views :- Melissa Barrera, starring in Scream VII, was fired from the project—reportedly due to her public support for Palestinians. May Callamwy had her scenes removed from Gladiator 2for her political views!! These incidents are part of a broader pattern where pro-Palestinian public figures have faced reprisals in Hollywood projects associated with Paramount. So why not one more?

I do, Do you believe other journalists have been cancelled for criticizing Israel? https://objectivejournalism.org/2023/11/us-journalists-censorship-supporting-palestine/?ut

Head in sand? Read these. https://objectivejournalism.org/2023/11/us-journalists-censorship-supporting-palestine/?ut https://www.theguardian.com/media/2024/feb/04/cnn-staff-pro-israel-bias?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Purely political, Shari Redstone owns CBS. She is Jewish. Her father created Harvard Law School Jewish law fund.

It’s because of his criticism of Israel. This is not allowed in the USA https://www.facebook.com/reel/747352271141091

Good grief, it sounds like you support the killing of so many innocents including children. Shame shame shame.

We’re the ones back home sex workers?

Sadly, I’ve met many granddads who never see their kids or grandkids as they’re being scammed by a Thai woman 30 years (or more) their junior.

What utter nonsense. Thai women have less sexual encounters than Wester woman. i bet you don’t have a partner with that attitude, unless a peasant girl from the village you talk about.

Headache

Interesting, thanks. Even if I provide an NT code and proof of paying tax in Thailand?

No, I don’t get it , why I’m asking. From internet Whether you need to pay UK tax while living and working in Thailand for a UK company depends on your residency status and the nature of your income. Here's a clear breakdown: 🇬🇧 UK Tax Residency Rules The UK uses the Statutory Residence Test (SRT) to determine if you're a UK tax resident. You're generally not a UK tax resident if: You've spent fewer than 16 days in the UK during the tax year (or fewer than 91 days if you're a non-resident for the previous 3 years). You work full-time overseas (at least 35 hours/week) and spend fewer than 91 days in the UK, with no more than 30 workdays in the UK. ✅ If you are not UK tax resident, then you do not pay UK income tax on your foreign earnings — even if the company is based in the UK. i haven’t been to the UK for over 5 years.

Hi, I’m working remotely for a British firm and they want me to start PAYE. I’d rather pay tax in Thailand and didn’t even think it was possible to pay tax in the UK if a tax resident in Thailand, is it? I’ve sent them the following - if I am non-resident for UK tax purposes and perform my work entirely from Thailand, I am not subject to UK income tax under HMRC rules. I understand PAYE is not applicable in this case, and I am happy to apply for an NT tax code or provide documentation if required for HMRC compliance. Is Tax in Thailand my personal responsibility as a fiscal resident here?