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Economy Trump Confirms 36% Tariff on Thai Goods via Truth Social Post
Out of the clear Blue… …Dinner last night at Apples , Trump wants to make Thailand pay 36% in Tariffs , they / them said to another. Thailand can’t afford that they/ them said. Me: Its being negotiated. They/ them : Oh! -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Still much better than giving an ATM card. The card can be damaged, the pin lost and so on. I knew a Thai/foreigner couple, the guy had a major accident and was incapacitated. The girl had his card but he couldn't remember the pin. Eventually he got evacuated and the girl was left empty handed. He had nearly 1 mil in the bank, not sure what happened with his money, as he wasn't dead, but not functioning mentally either. -
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USA CNN Analyst: Climate Fear Stagnant for Decades Despite Alarming Events
Figuratively vs literal is a difficult concept for some to grasp. -
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UK Macron Blames Brexit for Channel Migrant Surge as UK-French Deal Faces Turmoil
You've lost me. The decision by Brits to leave the European Union was heavily influenced by racism. Irony being immigration has got bigger since they left the EU, which makes me laugh. Further laughter that even though the country has got poorer the country turns even more racist. That's rite, now the new weapon is the 30,000 people arriving on a boat. Barry from Sunderland thinks if these people didn't arrive on a dingy his life would be excellent.- 1
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USA CNN Analyst: Climate Fear Stagnant for Decades Despite Alarming Events
1 + 2 - it's difficult to get these countries together and agree unilaterally to never burn. They don't have the resources to police every single bit of land. The only way would be if a bigger power like China stepped in. I'm surprised Singapore doesn't exert more influence with various methods, as it effects them massively. 3) Thailand often goes by the mantra 'we got to let them earn' - but enough is enough now with regards to emissions. They will do a yearly photo opportunity, and that's it. If the national government doesn't do it, local governors can step in by implementing policies. Hanoi has recently announced no fuel guzzling bikes will be allowed into the old city. WIll reducing the BTS fare do anything? Most of the vehicles emitting are the big guzzlers like trucks, and work vans. Even India has a strict emissions policy for vehicles. Thailand literally does very little. No idea why. You could literally set up a viewing platform and impound any vehicle emitting black smoke for a start. The red public busses emitting black smoke are still to this day on the road. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Signs of dementia
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