
JAG
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2 minutes ago, Cameroni said:Hitlers war against Poland was a just war,
Enough said!
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15 minutes ago, Cameroni said:Russia, but they had an issue of self defense due to NATO's deception. It is a legitimate war.
That's a bit like claiming that the deportation (and worse) of Jews and Slavs was legitimate because The Third Reich needed "Lebensraum"!
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Might be in with a chance - has something of the look of a goat about her - certainly bleats a lot!
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Aha, @Etaoin Shrdlu, you are being called out for lying!
Definitely hit a nerve there!
Edited to note:
I see I am a liar as well! I don't know about you, but when the usual suspects resort to accusing me of lying, I take it as a badge of honour!
Maybe we need a new emoji - "speaks with forked tongue"
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3 hours ago, Cornish Pasty said:
I've just asked her for her LINE and she said yes. I bought some johnson's baby oil along with my milk.
Mark.
That will probably make the bread and milk taste funny!
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7 minutes ago, Etaoin Shrdlu said:The real MAGA base supports Trump because he's channeling their racism and resentment.
Spot on.
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7 minutes ago, BLMFem said:And?
Perhaps the inevitable conclusion - the USA will not be able to afford the discretionary spending!
Massive cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. They are clearly coming down the line!
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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:
Nobody knows how high the US deficit truly is, very few remember that Cheney got a resolution passed in 2001 allowing the US to conduct the entire Iraq and Afghan campaigns completely off the books. So there's at least another 4 to 10 trillion dollars in additional debt that doesn't show in the official figures. There's no question that this kind of debt is unsustainable and he's just calling it like he sees it.
Trump added 7 trillion during his first term, and it looks like he's determined to add at least 10 trillion during this term. That is what Mr. Debt does. His big ugly spending bill is a disaster.
Hey, he was only boasting the other day how he came back from his trip to the Gulf States with Trillions of Dollars in cash - no paperwork! Just a few more trips over there and that's the defect squared away! I really don't see what people are so concerned about!
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4 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:It would appear to some of us that the big ugly spending bill is going to lead to a massive amount of additional debt, as Elon Musk and Ray Dalio very accurately state. Many of us would question the wisdom of giving huge tax breaks to the super wealthy when the US economy is already carrying and unsustainable amount of debt.
For those of us who don't buy into the sloganeering we realize that manufacturing is not coming back to the US, tourism is way down, five major US companies have just announced that they're shifting a significant amount of their production overseas to avoid reciprocal tariffs, and that trend is likely to just continue.
I predict that Trump's attempts to impose tariffs and bring manufacturing back to the US will be a massive failure of epic proportions. He has absolutely no understanding of globalization and the inherent ecosystems within manufacturing, and he doesn't seem to understand why manufacturing has declined in the US over the last 55 years. It certainly didn't happen in a vacuum.
I certainly agree with your final paragraph. Whilst the end result may not result in total bankruptcy, it will certainly hugely diminish the US in terms of global trade.
Perhaps rather like the Soviet Union in it's last two decades. Reliant on it's own production, inherently officially hostile to importing, drawn in upon itself, suspicious of ( hostile to) much of the world beyond it's borders yet basically unable to manufacture the modern products it's consumers wanted, and relatively little on offer for export to an increasingly sophisticated outside world.
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11 minutes ago, illisdean said:Ah well, bad news for all you haters now that Trump put the brakes on Bidens pending recession, so hows that for your butt-hurt haters derived "Atlanta's Fed model is not known for being reliable."....less reliable than your mentally retarded corrupt auto-pen Biden....Ha ha ha....NO Biden recession= Trump-MAGA WINNING again!
You should get an award for that post!
Something along the lines of: " The Mother of all Senseless Word Salad Rants"!
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1 hour ago, Chomper Higgot said:
I wonder why it’s been left to the Labour Government to deal with this:
Perhaps because one of the planks on which they campaigned, and were elected to power, was the intention to sort it out.
Of course, their preferred tactics, "smashing the gangs" has proved to be a non starter, but the municipal authorities of Calais are very grateful for the money which has flowed in their direction.
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I'm not very clever with money (No! I hear you cry!) but like many I have my UK pension paid into my Thai bank via Citibank.
Does that mean that I will get a little bit more sponduliks?
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11 minutes ago, gargamon said:
How many years/decades/centuries do you think that will take?
I really don't know, but they clearly mean business - the bloke in charge has hung his jacket on the back of his chair and is working in shirtsleeves!
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3 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:“Benefit payments to households with at least one foreign national have surged to nearly £1 billion a month, a sharp increase from £461 million in March 2022, according to newly released government figures.”
Putting this into a context that might very well apply to members of this forum.
A British citizen marries a Thai national moves back to the UK with his Thai wife and perhaps their children, then someone in their household is in receipt of benefits, those benefits are added to the tally.
Perhaps Brits who marry foreigners should be denied all UK benefits.
That is remarkably disingenuous even by your standards Chomper.
It is absolutely clear, and made so by several senior figures in the present government, that this massive increase is the result of unfettered and often illegal immigration.
The problem? That they, as with their hopeless predecessors, are unable to get their act together to get it under some semblance of control.
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27 minutes ago, jerrymahoney said:
NYTimes headline this morning:
- After Muscling Their Bill Through the House, Some Republicans Have Regrets
- The sprawling legislation carrying President Trump’s domestic agenda squeaked through the House with one vote to spare, but some Republicans now say they didn’t realize what they voted for.A bit late for that! All those long words must have confused them. Still, they can explain that to their constituents at all those town hall meetings they don't attend! Might have to hire a few more blackshirts though!
On the main headline - Elon Musk upset! Damned right I can't take any more - I'm laughing so much it hurts!
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14 hours ago, candide said:
Why should I watch them? After watching them with attention, you are not even able to explain what this alleged corruption is! They must be pretty useless. 🤣
Again, have the balls to reply to this simple question instead of hiding behind entertaining videos! 😆
Who gave what to Joe Biden, and in exchange of what?
I'm sure all will be clear when they finish examining Hunter's laptop!
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3 hours ago, Georgealbert said:
Even if Thailand could win a military conflict, the cost in human life, economic stability and the well-being of border communities would be too high,” Viroj added. “We must exhaust all peaceful options before resorting to force, and only then would military action be justified.”
Hmm, he may be considering the last few times they went up against the Cambodians.
Mind you, they seem to be taking it seriously, the General and his Staff Officers have got their webbing on!
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On 5/14/2025 at 3:59 AM, Georgealbert said:
Seventeen women were found on the premises. Of these, 15 were stateless persons without official registration, one was identified as a Myanmar national, and one was a Thai national
Low hanging fruit?
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24 minutes ago, webfact said:To offset the interior ministry’s shift, speculation suggests Newin's faction might secure the public health ministry. Anutin, linked to this role from previous government stints, might find himself back at the ministry he once oversaw.
Makes sense - after all, one hardly wants to waste all those doctors shirts!
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2 minutes ago, Mike_Hunt said:
How is Panama irrelevant?
One might equally ask, why is it relevant?
I didn't bring it up, so I suppose you would have to ask @Cameroni, who introduced it into the debate.
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1 hour ago, Cameroni said:
Yes it is.
Ukraine is in the Russian sphere of influence. As a lesser, weaker state, it has to accomodate the sensitivies of a large power like Russia.
Just as Panama faced invasion when it displeased America and sold secrets to Cuba, so Ukraine cannot do whatever it pleases when its neighbour is a large power.
Looks like you need some lessons in reality.
1 hour ago, frank83628 said:Yawn!, whatever, not going to waste time going over AGAIN about no NATO expansion East, that was agreed in the early 90's its been mentioned many times and flat out denied by the usual posse here.
They've had their programming and that's it. Some even deny words on record, spoken by the NATO chief.
Remember how hysterical the Yanks got over Russia and Cuba... but you all seem to think its fine for US weapons on Putins border. Hypocrisy and double standards at its finest from the western propaganda macnine and its useful idiots.
I would suggest that you both need to take into account reality. As I said, NATO is an association of Sovereign States. Ukraine is a Sovereign State. Russia has no rights to dictate policy to either.
The invasion of Panama is entirely irrelevant - other perhaps than as an example of a strong nation abusing it's strength to bully a weaker nation. Incidentally it was an act widely condemned as being in breach of International Law, both Internationally and within the US.
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12 minutes ago, frank83628 said:They want a Ukraine not in nato, why do you keep denying the facts.
I posted a vidoe with Jens stoltenberg saying exaclty that at a NATO summit and you refused to watch it because it was via facebook
It was clearly stated by Stotelberg that nato ignored putins offer..TWICE, its people like you allow things like this to continue due to decades of brainwashing by western media and not questioning anything.
Same goes for 80% of posters here
NATO is a treaty organisation, made up from independent sovereign states, who choose to be members.
It is not for Russia to tell them what they can or cannot do, not who can be a member.
Ukraine is an independent sovereign state. It has been for the last 34 years - since 1991.
It is not for Russia to tell them what they can or cannot do, nor whether they can be a member of NATO, or indeed of the EU.
Russia has invaded Ukraine, which I will say again, is an independent sovereign state. It seeks to defend itself against such aggression. That is the simple reality.
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4 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:
For once, because Western societies are so divided these days, with, at least, 40% always 'against it'.
It's most obvious on social media. If I were to post on FB that 'milk is white', I'm sure, within half a day, I would receive a dozen replies, either denying it outright, or bringing arguments that 'things are not that simple'... 😆
And the usual suspects would claim that you are "spewing lies", are a traitor (irrespective of whether you are a US citizen or not) and diagnose you as suffering from a mental illness which they have invented!
Let's face it, a hard core are impervious to any logic or arguments. They don't do debate, or discussion; just default to abuse. I have rather come to the conclusion that taking the piss out of them is the only thing left! And boy, is there a rich vein to tap into there!
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4 hours ago, phetphet said:Whatever Trump's aims are or were, there is a way of doing things, and his isn't it.
Surely he could have argued and negotiated his tariffs without alienating his allies, insulting China and causing them to block all exports of rare earths to the US, and look more forcefully towards de-dollarisation. How is that going to help the US?
Offended Canada to the extent that Canadians have boycotted US goods and travel to the US.
Same with Denmark over Greenland.
He can't keep on blaming Biden. What sort of a President posts such crap as Biden being executed and replaced by a robot?
He has destroyed the gravitas of the Oval Room, turning it into something resembling the Muppet Show.
The Muppet Show had better writers and a more credible supporting cast.
About the only similarity with the current Oval Office is the bizarre colouring of the leading character!
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BLM at it again in Gov.Walz’s Minneapolis streets …
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Not so much police, as troops armed and equipped (including armoured vehicles) and looking for a fight. Perhaps that is why they were there - looking to start trouble?
Not a particularly good image for the "land of the free"!