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1 hour ago, Srikcir said:
What is meant by an "Israeli man?"
"The State of Israel maintains a national population registry in which every resident is classified by both "citizenship" and "nationality. The citizenship of all Israelis is listed as "Israeli." However, under "nationality," they are defined as belonging to different ethnic and religious groups, among them Jewish, Arab, and Druze."
In an October 2013 decision, the Israeli Supreme Court denied the request to recognize "Israeli" as a nationality, and gave several essential reasons for supporting a specific "Jewish" nationality over a general "Israeli" nationality.
'Is "Israeli" a Nationality?' March 09, 2014 Written By: Jay Ruderman, Prof. Yedidia Z. Stern
Exactly.
Not all Israelis are Jews, and not all Jews are Israelis.
And criticism of Israel isn't antisemitism.
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1 hour ago, flyingtlger said:Time to start buying the property on the Andaman Coast....
Anything available would have all been snapped up by friends & family long before the announcement.
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33 minutes ago, jimmiejackson said:
Until now I have always rented in Thailand so the rental contract, letter from owner and their tabien baan was always used.
If you bought your wife a house you don't need a rental agreement, just a copy of the Tabian Baan that shows your wife is the Home Owner
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2 hours ago, IAMHERE said:
Well then, wouldn't just a pipeline do to unload oil on one end and load up a ship at the other end? Sure don't want to see tanker trucks transporting oil or even a railroad car.
That I believe is the intention. Oil terminals/Tank Farms at either end connected by pipeline(s).
https://www.thaipbsworld.com/transport-minister-vows-to-press-ahead-with-land-bridge-mega-project/
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I guess people want to come and see it before it gets paved over with the land bridge megaproject.
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Someone who walks around Pattaya with near 5oz of gold strung around their neck at 1.30am needs their head examining.
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On 1/19/2024 at 1:23 AM, webfact said:
Department of Primary Industries and Mines,
They wouldn't know their arse from their elbow. A few years back they put out some nonsense about Thailand's huge gold mineral resources. It's all pie in the sky. Even if Thailand had a mining culture, with clear laws on licencing and security of tenure, the gap between something being simply prospective, to a bankable resource, and then an actual mine is five to ten years given fair winds. The debacle with the Junta and Kingsgate Mining/Chatree Gold did nothing to instil confidence in foreign companies and investors considering Thailand as target for exploration and mining.
There's a next to zero chance of any lithium mining in Phang-nga.
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On 1/19/2024 at 12:00 PM, my friend I said:
Isn't it just asking for email address?
Correct.
The digital arrival form only asks for an email address, not a physical one.
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Another day, another hub.
Hub-tastic!
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8 minutes ago, proton said:
Not much of an argument is it without some evidence. Stay away from Islam, where ever it spreads trouble, oppression and misery follow.
Evidence of what? Have you ever lived in a Muslim country, do you ever socialise with Muslims, have you even talked to a Muslim?!
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2 hours ago, worgeordie said:
So do you already pay the land tax ? , and how much is it...
Hat Yai seem slightly hit and miss with the billing, though that might be down to our postman. Our bill is about Bht1,300 per year for the house/land not sure if it's a property tax or ground rates?
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27 minutes ago, proton said:
If you had a scintilla of understanding the muslim mind and the islamic world you would know it is jihad. In Bukhari the fake prophet is quoted as stating ' I was victorious with terror'. That is how islam spread and they believe by following his violent example they can reach their aims, whether it is by spreading islam, attacking enemies (Oct 7th) or in these petty border and territorial disputes. Harking back to how things used to be is no excuse for murdering thousands of Thais. Thailand should never cave into these terrorist demands and threats.
Again you simply demonstrate your appalling ignorance.
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4 minutes ago, proton said:
It's not mormons or baptists who have killed 7k innocent people in their Jihad over 25 years is it- its muslims, following the violent example of it's founder. Fact not garbage.
And if you had a scintilla of understanding you would know that it isn't a 'jihad', it's about recognising the injustice of a border imposed on communities without their having any say in the matter. Local leaders calls for at least a level of autonomy for the Patani region, and a recognition of the Jawi language, have long been ignored, resulting in a some resorting to violence as a means to force change. Yes the Patani region is predominantly Muslim, over 80%, but the conflict is about recognising the Thai-Malay community, it's language and culture, a community that has found itself part of Thailand rather than Malaysia, because of an agreement reached between the British Empire and the Kingdom of Siam 115 years ago in which they had no say.
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25 minutes ago, freeworld said:Follow their advice. Their ideas provide peace and tranquility in your living space.
Not if you can't get to the toilet!
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You can eat very well in Hat Yai, there's a huge range of cuisines from Thai, particularly spicy Southern Thai, Thai-Chinese, Chinese, Malay, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and European - though a bit short on Indian restaurants.
Many Malaysian visitors to Hat Yai are Chinese Malaysian, so there are a lot of Thai-Chinese restaurants, and in general the food in these restaurants is excellent; Hat Yai has a large Thai-Chinese community. Not really sure you can identify 'Muslim' food specifically, many restaurants in Hat Yai are halal, regardless the cuisine, to attract a wider customer base. Hat Yai Nai, the community I live in which has a big Muslim population, certainly serves a lot of fried chicken, and there are numerous roti shops, but a lot of the food is recognisably Thai, you just won't find pork as an option for your pad kra pao.
Note: As someone who lived and worked in both Malaysia and Indonesia, and has a great love of beef rendang, I've yet to find rendang in Hat Yai.
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13 hours ago, proton said:But the Islamists are still killing people!
Muslims rattled your cage again.
Try learning some local history before spouting the same garbage.
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7 minutes ago, scottiejohn said:
When did they start that?
May 2019
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1 hour ago, brianthainess said:So explain to me how the automatic gates won't open unless you look straight into the camera.
You look straight at the camera so the gate software can compare the digital photo in your passport chip with the one it's taking of you at the gate. They can't make a retinal scan from a passport photo. Facial recognition software does make a map of your features that is unique to you, that doesn't involve retinal scans.
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9 minutes ago, brianthainess said:
That is done on the PP photos that are very specific in size
Not anymore. I renewed my passport in the UK September last year and submitted a digital photo the wife took with my phone. So photo doesn't need to be any specific size, just very clear. Clearly they do create come sort of facial map from the photo which is used for the UK e-gates.
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6 hours ago, webfact said:
Chiang Mai Night Safari, renowned as one of the world’s top tourist attractions
Please!
Singapore Night Safari is renowned as one of the world’s top tourist attractions, Chiang Mai Night Safari is a shoddy knock off
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15 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:The Ministry of Industry is advancing a plan to establish the country as a key halal hub in ASEAN
What's with this Thai fixation on hubs?
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I have three seperate Wills, for assets in the UK, Thailand and Singapore. Each Will clearly states its purpose is for the disposition of assets in that country only.
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27 minutes ago, ChipButty said:
The boarder towns Thais do it all the time especially at Sadao,
Malaysian petrol stations near the border don't serve Thai registered vehicles, you have to drive away from the border before you can but fuel.
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Surely the Netizen's ire should be directed at the Petronas staff who helped her fill up with the subsidised fuel. Unless there were signs on the 95 pump in Thai saying 'Malaysian's Only', then the failure is with the forecourt attendant for not policing the pumps correctly.
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VFS UK Visitor Visa Application Processing Time, Appointment Availability
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We've postponed our UK trip until next year, I received a work offer I couldn't refuse. Still unsure as to how much paperwork is actually essential for the application given the wife has had visas granted previously.