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Trump was just served a rather humiliating defeat by China.
Need help removing all that egg from your face? -
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Report Debate Erupts Over Police Chase in Helmet Incident in Bangkok
You must be new to Thailand. These new rules will only be enforced occasionally. Nothing will change that you see on the streets. People will still be without helmets and there will be a small risk to get stopped at checkpoints when the police need to get some collections.. I am an avid motorcycle rider and it irks me to no end to see kids and parents hauling kids to school without a helmet on and they drive right in front of the traffic police that is at the entrance to school. If Thailand was really serious about the helmet laws. They would follow US standards and take away the bike and make you pay holding fees until you go to a judge and make you call someone to come get you because they will not let you drive away without the helmet. This new rule to charge more just means the police collections will increase. My guess is it will mostly be enforced on foreigners simply because Thais can not afford to pay so much money. -
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Report Welshman Fights for Life in Pattaya Hospital After Vanishing from Bangkok Nightclub
I mean why bother with a reputable insurance Company which would provide fully comprehensive cover including repatriation for about 3000 Bhat when you can start a good old GoFundMe page and get someone else to pay for it. I often wonder how long it will be before some of these "cheapo" travellers start a GoFundMe page before they even set out .... just to be on the safe side !! -
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Accident Chinese Duo's Car Crash Injures Several Students in Rayong
In Thailand? Never! What's "in Thailand" got to do with it, they're Chinese. -
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Trump merchandise sold at Fort Bragg for president's speech. The sickening graft continues.
This is sickening, The in-your-face grift continues. Trump merchandise sold at Fort Bragg for president's speech now under review "Earlier this week, Trump spoke at Fort Bragg in North Carolina in celebration of the Army's 250th birthday. At the event, vendors were spotted selling Trump merchandise -- including "Make America Great Again" hats and other "America First" swag. The practice is likely at odds with long-standing Defense Department policy, which prohibits troops from wearing political garb such as hats or flags or expressing their political opinion while in uniform."
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