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4 hours ago, watchcat said:Exclude him! Send him to jail !
ON what grounds?
AFAIK Thaksin has not committed any crime, alleged or real, nor has he been charged or taken to court.
Would you feel the same, if someone protected by parliamentary privilege, alleged that YOU had committed a crime and should be sent to jail without being allowed a defence in court?
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6 hours ago, worgeordie said:
Simple question WHY , like it never happened..
regards worgeordie
AFAIR, any MP in the house is protected by parliamentary privilege and can say more or less what they like without fear of civil prosecution.
As Thaksin is not an elected MP he would not be allowed in the house, nor would he be protected by parliamentary privilege. He would not be allowed by law to defend himself against any accusation, true of false, brought by he opposition, nor could he take any opposition MP to court, simply because they ARE protected by parliamentary privilege.
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2 hours ago, uncletiger said:Does anyone honestly believe fake polls anymore? Seriously. Who makes up this stuff?
Does anybody but you believe that ALL polls are fake, except the polls that favour Trump which are the ones you obviously believe in?
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5 minutes ago, problemfarang said:If you are talking about me...
I joined the military academy when i was 14.. after that graduated as 1st LT. I left the army at the rank of major. Been in many country..
So.....
I doubt if he has ever spent a day in the military, but as a general, (at least in his own mind), he does he does outrank you. The difference is that you earned your rank, he never could.
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1 hour ago, RayC said:Greenland apparently.
I have done a quick internet search for the number of households in Greenland.
It seems as though that at the beginning of 2019 there were some 22,071 households
As of January 1, 2019 there are 55,434 persons in 30,075 families in 22,071 households or 1.36 family per household on average. In addition, 558 persons are registered with an administrative address.
Now if Trump is willing to give $1,000,000 to each householder that will cost the US taxpayer (NOT Trump) about $22 trillion USD, which will have to be added to the national debt, which is already standing at over $34 trillion dollars.
Another internet search reveals
how much is the US national debt
$34 trillion
The Growing U.S. Debt
The national debt is the total of the government's accumulated budget deficits, minus any surpluses. As of today, the U.S. national debt has surpassed $34 trillion and, according to projections from the Congressional Budget Office, could reach $50 trillion within the next decade. 16 hours ago.-
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3 hours ago, pedro01 said:
He makes rockets, brain implants, auto driving electric cars, robots, AI and much more.
What is it you do again?
The people that think he's a moron are clearly projecting.
Talk about unhinged
Funniest thing on the internet today that! Thanks for the laugh.
Actually Musk doesn't make anything.
He is simply an owner and a sort of manager.
The people who work at the companies are the people who invent and make things.
If they didn't work for him, they would most likely be doing similar things for other employers.
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7 hours ago, Patong2021 said:
Some of the comments from IG are hilarious;
- Sure, because hackers make sure to leave their VPNs on and never cover their tracks
- Someone forgot to use their VPN
- Big Balls sold the code on the dark web
Highly doubtful it was Ukraine. Not that they don't do crap like that, but this is more of a Russian adventure scenario, or more likely a fail at the website that is easier to blame on "Ukraine" than to address.
Well I just dis a search on Google Earth. Countries bordering Ukraine (perhaps you could call it the Ukraine area if you wish), are in no particular order
Russia (also occupying parts of Ukraine)
Belarus
Poland
Slovakia
Hungary
Moldova
and of course Ukraine itself
That gives 7 countries in the Ukraine "area", where the cyber attack could have come from.
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5 hours ago, transam said:Do you fear a reply to anything you write........?............🤔
What @Yagoda, Trump, Musk and their cult followers don't seem to understand, is that money cannot buy everything.
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22 hours ago, Jingthing said:
Lame deflection.
But not surprising.
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On 3/11/2025 at 12:45 PM, jas007 said:
Notice it's the "Ex" head of Social Security. They're now an Ex Head for good reason.
And what "good" reason would that be?
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21 hours ago, transam said:As I thought, you are just anti UK special forces, just trying to have a pop at anything.
Oh, and where do you come from........? 😁
I suspect that the only special forces he has met were on the next barstool.
The very few I ever met in my 25 years in the military were quiet unassuming guys, and if a fight erupted in a bar they would quietly finish their drink, pay their bill and walk away.
They would never brag about themselves or start a fight.
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27 minutes ago, connda said:
You don't need skill - you simply need to be anything other that a straight, white, male.
Well - according to the RAF and friends.What a load of rubbish.
Of course you need skills and qualifications.
That is why prospective RAF aircrew go to RAF Biggin Hill for aptitude tests before they are even considered to be allowed to loin the RAF.
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10 hours ago, TedG said:I support the invasion of Canada.
You would.
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4 hours ago, Purdey said:
Who on earth would become a military pilot knowing they could be prosecuted later for actually killing people?
Dangerous careers need support from the higher ups giving the orders.
It is not the higher ranks of the military that are the problem.
It is, and always has been the politicians who send the troops out to do all the killing and the dirty work. They stay safe making sure that their hands never get dirty, and then abandon those same troops when the crap hits the fan and the mess comes their way.
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21 hours ago, chris26be said:
He has a prosthetic leg and needs an extra gas pedal to the left of the brake pedal. In Belgium he drives such a car.
My FIL in the UK had that same problem. He lost his right leg at about 5 years old.
The local garage fitted an extra throttle to the left of the brake pedal and the other end was placed on top of the existing throttle. it was a steel rod with a throttle pedal at the left end, and (I think) a clip or a clamp at the main pedal end. The steel rod was clamped to the floor of the car with U brackets.
I can see it in my mind and describe it, but I have no picture to show of it.
When able bodied people drove the car a small box was placed over the extra pedal.
The car was a Triumph 2000 with an automatic gearbox.
An alternative may be a hand throttle, but that may be more difficult to fit to a car.
Sadly I cannot ask him as he died in 1998 and the car probably was sold or scrapped.
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6 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:Surely not. After all, they were producing Ukrainian combat ready pilots in about 6 weeks or something not so long ago ( remember when those new planes being delivered to the Ukrainians were going to "win the war". Wonder why we never hear about them anymore? ).
Are you really that simple that you think that a fully trained can be churned out in 6 weeks from scratch?
Before they even get near an aircraft the need basic military training. then they will spend a couple of months on basic flying training before being streamed into what they are best suited for, helicopters, transport aircraft or fast jets. A very few are further yrained as instructors
After that they then undergo further training on aircraft specialisation before being posted to their squadron where they undergo further type training before being allowed anywhere near combat.
As for producing Ukrainian combat pilots in 6 weeks, you will find that the Ukrainian pilots were already fully qualified pilots already combat trained and were undergoing cross training on a different type of aircraft.
Why do you bother to post on topics that you know nothing about.
Try doing some research before you post.
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2 hours ago, spidermike007 said:
Trump lies when he says other nations will pay for them. He lies when he says companies will pay for them. Consumers will pay, so it becomes a tax. Be bold Don and for once be honest. It is a tax hike. And it WILL slow down the economy and result in a massive loss of jobs, and major inflation. This is very dumb policy.
The sad thing is that many of Trump's supporters in the USA still believe him, and sadder than that, some posters on AN believe in every word he says as well.
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WTF has it got to do with the USA.
The Ukraine is NOT a US territory, and the USA is no longer trusted in the real world.
IMHO the USA is, or was, simply a supplier.
They have NO right or authority to speak on behalf of the Ukraine. legally and certainly not morally.
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'ey up. There's trouble at t' mill.
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6 hours ago, rough diamond said:
That is what I think,
Does anyone know how the various stats are measured?
Damn. I was half way through replying to your post, when I looked for something and completely lost the reply. I will try again tomorrow. Sorry.
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7 hours ago, JoePai said:
Throw him out now and send him back to Switzerland, not wanted here with that attitude
Send his dog with him at his expense as well and see what will happen if his dog bites somebody there. Also ban him for life from Thailand.
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2 hours ago, rough diamond said:
At least it is one question he will be able to answer correctly and one that you can trust. I wonder if he has a wall calendar with a daily/weekly total?
PS; Are they actually "likes" as in "I liked that post" or are they not just emoji clicks which means it includes all the sad and confused clicks as well?
I think that they are simply emoji clicks.
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4 hours ago, RayC said:Congratulations and welcome to 'TBL Ignore' club. I'd like to claim that it is exclusive but membership must be in the hundreds by now.
Thank you.
The problem with ignoring a poster as TBL will find out (if he cares), is that you only ignore that poster, but any posts that you make on a forum are still available are still open for anybody to see.
I am not sure if TBL is in a race to become the first poster to reach 100,000 posts.
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Dark chocolate
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This week my wife bought me a 70g bar of dark Dubai style chocolate with Pistachio (probably from 7/11).
When I opened the box it looked as though the chocolate had melted so I popped it into the fridge. Whilst it solidified the chocolate, I had to use a sharp knife to cut it into 4 parts and I ate 1 per day.
That was the first chocolate I have had in years.