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Is Thailand Value for money
Actually, I do know what I write about because again, I go by facts and not opinions. Trained at a world class level? What would that be, as I'm pretty sure I was close to that in my lifts, especially those without steroids, in my weight class. And you never need 3 times the food as the rest of the normal population does, so that itself is bull, unless, you were an olympic class long distance runner, where you would more food. TRY reading the links I provided, fully, without skimming. There are plenty more, IF you bother to research. READ all the words I write without again, SKIMMING, so you can maybe understand all of it. I NEVER said I knew more than anyone else in anything. I do know quite a bit about certain topics, including narcissism, which through all of this it seems you fit the description. -
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Spreaders of Conspiracy Theories: Unmasking the Motivations Behind the Lies
It's a piece of drivel, conveniently forgetting revelations in the Twitter files, Zuck coming forward (4 years later) and apologizing for squelching accurate information, 51 "intelligence experts" claiming the laptop was fake, claims that the vaccine was "one shot, then you can visit grandma" (and that there would be no adverse side effects), shutting down restaurants was "following the science", but keeping the liquor stores open was okay, that walking on the beach (in the winter) is crazy dangerous, and on and on. Way too many conspiracy theories have been coming true, especially since voice has been given to people outside the MSM. Voices that they'd rather you not listen to. -
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Horrific Bus Fire in Thailand Sparks National Debate on Safety
How about get a group of people to enforce all laws , call them law enforcement officers , then a group to oversee them , then a group to audit all there finances with powers to act on suspicious activity, do that to every government worker -
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Elon Musk Joins Donald Trump in Rally, Energizes Supporters
Yeah right, Trump is going to defend the Constitution. 😆 I nearly went to work at PayPal as an engineer when Musk was co-CEO. Glad now I didn't, he certainly made a fool of himself here in Thailand. -
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Horrific Bus Fire in Thailand Sparks National Debate on Safety
Thailand need only follow their dream nation - China. Punish corruption and implement safety. It does however require that police are paid a fair wage. Corruption is driven by inadequate economics- 1
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Boeing Successfully Completes First Flight of Thailand’s First AH-6 Little Bird Helicopter
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Trump lost the respect of veterans – including me. He's a risk to our democracy.
"The Trump campaign did not respond to a request for comment." Fears of fact checking? So unfair. -
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Stuffy nose - is it monsoon or not
For almost 3 days now my nose has been blocked. I have used various sprays but they do not help. Anyone else have a similar problem? -
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British National Killed in Sattahip Motorcycle Accident
R.I.P... Wishing you peace... 🙏 you came with dreams to stay but sadly it ended in a tragic accident. -
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Sue Gray Steps Down as Sir Keir Starmer's Chief of Staff
Sue Gray has officially stepped down as Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff, marking a significant shift in the leadership dynamics within Downing Street. This move signals that all is not well within the prime minister’s office, particularly as Sir Keir approaches the crucial milestone of his first 100 days in government. Despite a highly successful election campaign, the transition into power has been rocky, forcing Sir Keir to take decisive action to stabilize his team and regain control. The departure of Sue Gray follows growing dissatisfaction with the functioning of Number 10 under her leadership, coupled with ongoing controversies like the so-called "freebie-gate" scandal. According to a source within Downing Street, "Keir Starmer is quite patient. He expected teething difficulties, but wants to make sure Number 10 is completely refocused ahead of the first 100 days." While Sir Keir is known for his careful and methodical leadership style, the removal of Gray shows a more ruthless side as he seeks to address the dysfunction within his team. In her place, Morgan McSweeney, Starmer's former chief of staff and head of political strategy, has been brought back to help stabilize the situation. "What you have seen here is a PM that wants to get a grip of things and that is what this change is about," a source close to the prime minister explained. The decision to reappoint McSweeney is widely seen as a response to the disappointment that followed the well-executed election campaign, which has since given way to a less coordinated and somewhat disorganized Downing Street operation. The internal problems were apparent to many, and as one staffer noted, "Sue realised she had to move, it's been a mess." Conversations about Gray’s departure reportedly began last week, and both she and the prime minister agreed that it would be best for her to step down by "mutual consent." Gray is not leaving government entirely, however. She will transition into a new role as the prime minister’s envoy for the nations and regions, a move that may allow her to continue contributing in a different capacity. Behind the scenes, Gray and McSweeney had operated as two distinct power bases within Number 10. Gray was brought in to manage the transition to power, while McSweeney had been instrumental in orchestrating Starmer’s successful leadership campaign and path to victory. While both camps have publicly downplayed any significant divisions, the tensions became harder to ignore, particularly as dissatisfaction grew around Gray's handling of the government's first few months in office. Her position as the prime minister's enforcer left Sir Keir vulnerable in the midst of the "freebie-gate" row, which further fueled concerns about her effectiveness. As Sir Keir Starmer faces the challenges ahead, his ability to stabilize his team and refocus his administration will be crucial. The changes in his top staff reflect a growing urgency to address the missteps of his first 100 days and to strengthen his leadership as he navigates the complexities of government. Based on a report from Sky News 2024-10-07 -
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And so the exodus of quality expats begins. This time it's personal
Same for me in Nong Khai, everything you need in walking distance -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 7 October 2024
Monk Leads Elephants “Khun Saen” & “Saen Thap” to Deliver Supplies to Flood Victims In a resourceful response, Phra Kru Aod, a monk from Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai, has taken the initiative to use two elephants under his care, “Khun Saen” and “Saen Thap,” to deliver supplies to flood victims in these hard-to-reach areas Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1340013-monk-leads-elephants-“khun-saen”-“saen-thap”-to-deliver-supplies-to-flood-victims/ -
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Monk Leads Elephants “Khun Saen” & “Saen Thap” to Deliver Supplies to Flood Victims
As the flood situation in Chiang Mai continues to pose challenges, despite the gradual decline in the Ping River’s water level, many families remain in need of food supplies. Certain areas have become inaccessible to larger relief vehicles, making it difficult to deliver essential aid. In a resourceful response, Phra Kru Aod, a monk from Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai, has taken the initiative to use two elephants under his care, “Khun Saen” and “Saen Thap,” to deliver supplies to flood victims in these hard-to-reach areas. The elephants have been able to traverse areas where six-wheel trucks could not, ensuring that much-needed aid reaches stranded residents. A Facebook user, “Sandy Aloha,” shared a reassuring update on the situation, encouraging the public not to worry about the elephants’ safety. The post highlighted that the animals walked down the center of the road, accompanied by their mahouts and a rescue team. The elephants were closely monitored to ensure they did not step on dangerous objects like nails or water pipes. Concerns were quickly allayed as the animals were under constant supervision throughout their journey. This initiative, led by Phra Kru Aod, highlights the unity, compassion, and resilience of the Chiang Mai community as they come together to support those affected by the floods. With creative solutions like these, the community continues to push through the challenges of the ongoing crisis. Picture from Facebook. -- 2024-10-07 -
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All the Blood pressure medications
This site raises my blood pressure often. If you have a weak heart--- best to stay clear!
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