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Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
I will argue with you about Bush. He was in the National Guard. Some will say he skipped some or many weekend drills, which I will admit he did. But the reason was he had done (I think administrative work) for the National Guard accumulating enough days to have completed his required yearly commitment of National Guard service. What news agencies and detractors don't report to the public is how that service can be accumulated. A regular weekend is a total of 16 hours, i.e. two 8 hour work days. For both National Guard and Reserve service, that counts as four days of service. Some how, a 4 hour block of time counts as a full day. Sometimes a weekend service requires attendance of four hours on Friday. This plus Saturday and Sunday attendance counts as five days of service, or one full week! An eight hour day of administrative work during the week, however, only counts as one day of service. Then there is the additional freebee of being given 15 days each year that counts as your time served. But, he evaded the draft? No, National Guard service is not evasion of the draft. And off topic of what I wrote above, was Bush a RINO? Yes, I think he was. Which for me means, he was a moderate democrat! -
Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
Only if they register with the democrat party. -
Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
" Julius Malema, the head of the EFF, responded to the DA and the Freedom Front Plus by stating that he would continue to sing “Kill the Boer” if he so desired. Malema spoke on Wednesday from the EFF’s headquarters in Johannesburg during a press conference. After defeating the lobby group AfriForum in court, the Equality Court decided that the song was protected by the First Amendment, permitted in the controversial political climate, and was neither hate speech nor incitement. Malema emphasised to journalists that the court’s rulings must be respected." https://hararelive.com/2023/08/02/eff-wont-stop-singing-kill-the-boer-malema/ -
Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
I thought it had do do with the offer of refugee status (and immigration) to the U.S. of whites that currently live in South Africa. "President Trump's controversial executive order offer[s] refugee status to the White Afrikaner minority in South Africa ..." -
Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
Well, you won't find that information using google or bing as a search engine. Try, "South African encourages attacks on whites" using the yandex.com search engine. That will even have a website listing the tortures and murder of whites on it. -
Trump now in favour of immigration
radiochaser replied to GroveHillWanderer's topic in Political Soapbox
The question here is, are Rohingya citizens of South Africa? -
Tourism Thailand Vows to End Dual Pricing Amid Growing Tourist Backlash
radiochaser replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Family has friends that has as much income as my wife and I, which is a lot compared to the average Thai income. He, his wife, my wife, my daughter, my grandkids pays the Thai price. I get charged the 300 baht price. -
Tourism Thailand Vows to End Dual Pricing Amid Growing Tourist Backlash
radiochaser replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
That won't work for me. As a retired Federal employee, I kept my health insurance because my wife is younger than I am and it covers her. So at hospitals in Thailand, they charge the rate agreed on by my health insurance. -
I am not in Thailand and it was close to midnight for me.
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Crime Jealous New Foreign Boyfriend Stabs Russian in Pattaya
radiochaser replied to Georgealbert's topic in Pattaya News
HEY! I'm not fat! -
https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/09/radical-islam-iran-isis-apocalytpic-messiah-mahdi/ ... The first is the Islamic Republic of Iran. The second is the Islamic State, or ISIS. The leaders of the former are Shia. The latter are Sunni. Both believe that we are living in the End of Days as predicted in their ancient prophecies. Both believe that any moment now their messiah, the Mahdi, will be revealed on Earth as he establishes his global Islamic kingdom and impose sharia law. Both believe that Jesus will return not as the Savior or Son of God but as a lieutenant to the Mahdi, and that he will force non-Muslims to convert or die. What’s more, both believe that the Mahdi will come only when the world is engulfed in chaos and carnage. They openly vow not simply to attack but to annihilate the United States and Israel. Iran and ISIS are both eager to hasten the coming of the Mahdi. Both believe that the Day of Judgment is coming soon, when they will be either rewarded for their actions or condemned to hell for eternity. And both are receiving relatively minimal international opposition. Consequently, both believe that Allah is on their side, that the wind is at their back, and that victory is both assured and imminent.
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I attended one of Chula's Thai language courses. They had a no BS, high expectations, course. Two tests each week, verbal and written, very limited number of days you could miss during the course, no excuses for being late to class where if you came in too late, you were listed as missing the days class, etc. As opposed to one of the downtown Thai language courses where I was told come in to class when you want.
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It was in the area that was already called, Homo Heights, by the gays that lived there. I doubt much of what you claim to be true too. I guess we are even in that respect. https://www.houstonlgbthistory.org/misc-peculiar.html "Houston's Twilight World" "Peculiar Street" in "Homo Heights" The article below has long fascinated me, as it reported on a "straight" look at Houston's gay & lesbian nightlife, though stereotypical one, as reported in the original article in the Houston Post Sunday Supplement Texas Tempo, on January 28, 1968. First, here's how noted historian Phil Johnson reported about it in TWT in 1994
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Digital Doubts Cast Over Biden’s Easter Edited Family Portrait
radiochaser replied to Social Media's topic in World News
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"Supporters of Pride Month argue that straight pride events are unnecessary, since heterosexual individuals do not face systemic discrimination based on their sexual orientation. " In the mid 1970's, in Houston, Texas, I was turned away several times, when inquiring about renting an apartment. The typical response from the landlord or manager was, "we don't rent to straights"! When asked if they rent to "gays", the response was, we only rent to gays or we only rent to queers!
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Travel Thailand Tightens Airport Rules on Liquids and Gels to Boost Safety
radiochaser replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I think that is a good idea. Leave lithium ion battery packs here in the U.S. and buy what I need in Thailand. I did when I decided to not carry a wireless keyboard and mouse back and forth to Thailand and bought them there. -
You need to stop posting stuff like this... especially since all I have in the house to eat is peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and oatmeal. (Damnit, it sucks when you forget to shop for groceries!)
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I found this information on the internet. Jonathan C. Richardson was charged with murdering an 11 month old baby back in 2001. He has also sued a prison chaplain because he was prohibited from wearing a hijab outside of his cell yet, allegedly, his religion is wiccan, not muslim. He may have other frivolous lawsuits as well. Some prisoners do that, i.e. make frivolous lawsuits as did one prisoner in a Texas penitentiary, who sued the prison because all the cookies he was given for lunch, were broken! Apparently Jonathan C. Richardson strangled the 11 month old baby his "wife" had from a previous relationship. He was incarcerated in a suicide cell while awaiting trial and admitted killing the baby. The following is from the internet. "An autopsy subsequently showed that F.L. died of asphyxiation by manual strangulation. The State charged Richardson with murder, and he was incarcerated awaiting trial. While incarcerated, Richardson was placed in a "suicide cell" along with several other inmates. On December 21, 2001, a disturbance erupted in the suicide cell, and officers suspected that Richardson had a role in instigating that disturbance. Lieutenant James Spence, a corrections officer, escorted Richardson out of the cell to talk to him in an attempt to determine the source of the cellmates' discontent. Richardson explained that he and the others were upset because of a lack of privileges for inmates under suicide watch. Lieutenant Spence then asked Richardson what he was being incarcerated for, and Richardson responded "Murder." At that point, another officer checked Richardson's booking sheet and advised Lieutenant Spence that Richardson was incarcerated for reckless homicide. When Lieutenant Spence relayed that information to Richardson, he stated "well all I know is I killed the little f***ing bitch."" He was incarcerated about 13 to 14 years more or less, before Trump was elected the first time. I seriously doubt that the rapes he has experienced, in prison, was as a result of Donald Trump's rhetoric! The one above is not the same Jonathan Richardson that committed the following: Jonathan Richardson sentenced himself to death nearly four years ago when he tormented, tortured and terrorized his ex-girlfriend's 4-year-old daughter for 10 days before "finishing her off with such a vicious attack from which she would never recover," a Johnston County prosecutor said Thursday to jurors tasked with the life-or-death decision regarding the Smithfield man's destiny for Teghan Skiba's murder. This guy is even more evil than the one suing Trump!