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Thaksin Dismisses US Sanctions Over Uyghur Deportations
I'm awaiting a future ICC ruling, and hopefully we'll see him soon sitting next to Duterte in a Hague prison cell. -
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Nightmare in Kursk: Ukrainian Troops Recount Devastating Retreat
Let’s see England and France put their money where their big mouths are and put troops in Ukraine then. They cant, UK only has 10000 troops ready and like 50 tanks. Pathetic woke European militaries completely dependent on the USA. Fight your own battles. I cannot wait for President Trump to drop the deadbeats in Europe and pull out of NATO. -
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Nightmare in Kursk: Ukrainian Troops Recount Devastating Retreat
Go back and read your own comments and see if you can pick out facts from speculation as they are not the same thing. -
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Is Earth round or flat ?
No. Because I can physically verify gravity exists. I just dropped a rock out my window and it fell down. I verified that the rock falls at approximately 9.8 m/s^2, consistent with both Newton and Einstein in non relativistic frames. Now, knowing that, I can apply simple physical laws to verify that a mass of sufficient size can not remain flat and stable. It would either break up, or it would collapse into a ball. And even if you tell me my models of gravity (i.e. that it is an emergent property of curved spacetime) are incorrect, any model you come up with must still behave according to the rules which we can determine from basic observation and math. So if you are going to argue the Earth is flat, you might as well argue that 2+2=5. Any sufficient mass will form into a ball or break apart. It has no other choice. -
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Grim Employment Prospects Loom Over Thailand
Though I do expect the baht to dip, trade tensions are just a small part of the equation. The economy here is in tatters, and it is still suffering from 10 years of the Prayuth Decimation. The debt is higher than it's ever been, the banks are being very stingy with loans at this point because the default rates are so high, the new car market has stalled, property sales are very slow, and exports are dropping, so the problems are numerous. As if those problems weren't enough, though the tourist arrival numbers are high, the quality of tourists continues to drop, and the amount that the average tourist is spending continues to drop, so the total revenue being brought in from tourism is significantly less than it was pre-covid. I could go on. A message to the young PM. You might as well stop with the lies because nobody believes you anymore. -
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Nightmare in Kursk: Ukrainian Troops Recount Devastating Retreat
Russians are paying a steep price for electing Putin. 21% interest rates as just one example. The price for electing Trump is like a train coming down the tunnel.
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