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America has emerged....as an international laughingstock
The point is, if his achievements didn't beat the markets, how good of a business person is he really? And, of course, his sleazy dealings continue up this day. -
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Trump's First 100 Days: Supporters Weigh Progress, Pain, and Promises
Have you ever experienced the American Dream? I have . Back in the 90’s during Clinton, my stock portfolio nearly disappeared on paper.It took almost 20 years to get back and than some. As far as Im concerned , what goes down will come up! The alternative to Trump was a Marxist evil entity, far left extremist . 3-1/2 years left on his term , its fair to acknowledge the forces of opposition are fighting change! You sound like a leftist ( has no one given him a lesson on economics). You people make me laugh( a few billion in audits) 160 billion. https://doge.gov/savings -
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Is Trump the most corrupt US president in history?
Whatever the truth of your allegations about the other Bidens, the issue is Joe Biden. Time and time again, you offer some evidence that is supposed to be incriminating of Joe Biden and every time it gets shot down. Even now, Trump is continuing with his sleazy business dealings -
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Almost Refused Entry at Chiang Mai Airport -Be Warned! - 2nd Visa Exemption
Then just use the safe entry or try to stay out of Thailand for some months and then come back again -
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America has emerged....as an international laughingstock
Hindsight is 20/20. That's not how it works in real life. If he did the hard way it's still an achievement. -
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Decisions, decisions, where to stay in retirement?
When I'm not in Myanmar or Laos, I stay in Thailand on a 'retirement' visa. Always used an agent for yonks, no issues 🙂 As for my lungs, I acquired this problem 25 years ago after working in a damp, unheated office in London in winter - an office that had been empty for yonks. This medical problem led to many cases of pneumonia, chronic bronchitis etc, including hospital stay in both the UK and Thailand. The diagnosis of UK and Thai doctors? All who have taken sputum tests, x-rays, lung capacity etc say that there in nothing wrong with my lungs... (thanks guys). So I've soldiered on. I guess it is some sort of throat irritation. I got back from Laos about 24 hours ago, after cutting short my trip because of acute bronchitis. Tonight and last night I have to lie on my bed on my front, with my head hanging over the end of the bed to let the phlegm drain more easily out of my lungs.... yep - nothing wrong with them at all 🙂 I've got a humidifier, so my room is like a sauna, but it helps 🙂 I had to abandon my online lesson tonight mid-lesson after I couldn't stop coughing lol. Really, it's more frustrating than a major medical issue, because it stops me returning to Myanmar/Laos to help with much-needed education.
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