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Community German National Rescued After Reportedly Being Left Homeless in Jomtien
It is norm for a certain type of farang. They are not forced to roll a dice. Well I suppose they are now that I think about it, I mean cars are not free and have to be paid for, so I suppose that type of girl has to be paid for. In the case of a car it can break down in the first month or so with no refund and a woman can "run off" with the house. What I can't understand is if they want a young woman then why marry them and pay for them long term, they could get a young one every night and they never get old. -
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George Galloway Defends Controversial Comments on Gay People
Galloway last seen in Moscow at Putin's fascist parade chumming it up with traitor from another mother the notorious hack actor Steven Segal. -
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Europe remains the key to Britain’s future economic success
Not so for any number of reasons. Many EU financial centres e.g Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Paris have tried - and largely failed - to entice financial institutions to relocate from the City of London. This highlights the first reason why a major relocation has not occurred: Intra-EU competition. A second reason is that many (most?) of the major financial institutions already had a presence in continental Europe, therefore the City's loss of passporting rights meant that the impact was limited: Some functions were relocated but the hub remained in London. Thirdly, London has a dominant position in some markets e.g. foreign exchange trading where 38% of global transactions are conducted. Fourthly, the intellectual expertise and infrastructure cannot simply be replicated overnight in Frankfurt, etc: There is also the 'human element'. It appears that US financial executives simply prefer London as a city to its' continental counterparts. I could go on but you get the gist. Again, not true. There can be no doubt that the UK has problems - which country doesn't? - but it is far from a failed state and it is - contrary to what some of the ex-pat doom mongers on ASEAN now might suggest - still a fairly decent place to live for the majority of people. However, having said that the loss of a significant proportion of the financial service sector would be a major blow to the country as financial related services contribute about 12% to the UK's total economic output (gross value added), or £275 billion. This represents around 3.4% of UK GDP and contributed 10.1% of total UK tax receipts (Source: Google AI). Yet again, not the case. Notwithstanding the fact that the 'transfer' of functions may not be a simple and smooth process, as I stated in the previous paragraph the effect that this would have the UK economy would be significant, and the knock-on effect for the EU economy sizeable; 13% (+/-$330bn) of EU exports and 9% (+/-$180bn) of EU imports go to/ come from the UK. A reduction of say, 10%, in these figures - due to the loss of purchasing power on the part of the British consumer/ manufacturer would be significant for the EU. As I showed above, if the EU were to regulate the UK out of existence, it would be a case of cutting off their nose to spite their face. I credit them with more savvy than that. -
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Non o Visa Vientiane Laos.
The e-visa is an electronic application. The visa is issued in paper form you can print off. The Non Imm O ME visa is no longer available using the e-visa application system. -
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Home Cooking & childhood memories are being erased by the Marxist
Thanks to Riclag, no need to subscribe to the NYPost! 😆 -
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Palestine , Who (you) Should Help Them ...
Why not ,riclaag got it in about Harris and Biden , so I cannot ? regards Worgeordie
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