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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
Was the report ordered repeatably to move back and was refusing? -
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Is This TDAC?
I talked to a few tourists on my flight to Bangkok today and none of them had heard of TDAC. I can also state that none of the e-mails I received from Qatar Airways had any mention of TDAC on them. If I wasn't a member here, I wouldn't know about it either. So, in what I write below, I am not passing any comment on what caused the problems today, I'm simply reporting on my experiences and observancies today. I had already submitted my TDAC application and received notification of approval. I saw no area where those who hadn't submitted a TDAC application could do so - however, having completed mine, I wasn't particularly looking. I saw very little signage relating to TDAC - again, I wasn't really looking. As I entered the immigration area what I did see was the longest queues I've seen for many years and remember, there are far more booths than there ever was. I didn't see any people in those queues get sent back to complete anything - so either they had all completed their TDAC applications or they were being allowed to do them at the booth. Judging by the amount of time some people were at the booths, I'd guess the latter was the truth. I had a slight limp from a cramp attack I'd had whilst travelling and a kind young man pulled me out of the queue I was about to join and put me in one of the 'priority' queues. Even being in the priority queue, it took me around 45 minutes to get stamped in - since the immigration 'upgrade' its never taken me longer than 15 minutes. I can't truthfully state that TDAC was the reason for the delays today but something caused them. -
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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
Do you want nationalism or globalism? That's the choice. Do you want your home country to be more like the nation you grew up in, or more like the countries of the citizens from around the globe that are trying to get into the nation you grew up in? The left are globalists. They generally want to destroy the family unit, and they want open borders and mass migration. The left has worked hard to make nationalism a dirty word. The need citizens to denounce their culture, that's why the attack it, and flood the country with illegal aliens to dilute it. Nationalism is not a dirty word. -
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Why are retirees so grumpy?
If you're referring to retirees in Thailand that post on AN... perhaps they're not so much grumpy as bored with the shabby drama of bumpkin-supremacists (and their well meaning apologists). -
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Report Thailand's Household Debt Soars to 16.42 Trillion Baht with Rising Risks
Maybe the sky is falling after all
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