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Is it starting?
It's not their fault they have been brainwashed by an evil regime. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I believe everyone does have to do a 90 day report, except for those on an LTR visa where it's an annual report for them. .. And departing Thailand and re-entering Thailand will reset the reporting "clock". -
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Britain’s Sharia Courts and the Challenge of Religious Freedom
Another strawman or is it an educational thing ? I never mentioned anything about official legal or constitutional role. I posted the link to show another poster that the UK Gov considers Sharia Councils and Sharia Courts, to be one and the same. Feel free to come back when you sort your issue out. -
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Another question about travelling with meds
Appreciate the response, but it's the active ingredient in the Covonia that concerns me - is it on any blocked list anywhere? With respect, the limit for hand carry liquids is 100 mL per bottle Hand luggage restrictions at UK airports: Liquids - GOV.UK as long as all your bottles fit in the plastic bag mentioned, so 2 meds and, say, a bottle of soap or shampoo would comply. However, regarding this "brown mixture, readily available in Thailand" - do you have a name or perhaps a picture of it? I think that description might be inadequate for a pharmacy, although again, I appreciate the information. 👍 -
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Possibility of the Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190AR plane was shot down on the 25 Dec
Do you say the as about Americans & British? -
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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
5 Palestinian journalists killed by Israel https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yg57wrgl7o -
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Border run to either Ranong/Myanmar or Vientiane friendship bridge
Geez ..excuse my ignorance. From AI google... "No, Israeli citizens are generally not allowed to enter Malaysia. To enter Malaysia, Israeli citizens need an embassy visa" You summed it up "stuffed up world'
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