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President Kamala Harris
Government housing for the subsidized poor. Instant ghettos. -
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Going short-time only, shallow or succulent?
I prefer to stick with logic and facts. I don't make things up but go by proven studies. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 22 August 2024
2 Chinese women and foreign-Thai couple clash in Phuket mall - video Photo via ThaiRath Police are searching for a foreign man and his Thai wife after two Chinese women accused the couple of physically assaulting them outside a shopping mall in Phuket. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1336214-2-chinese-women-and-foreign-thai-couple-clash-in-phuket-mall-video/ -
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2 Chinese women and foreign-Thai couple clash in Phuket mall - video
Police are searching for a foreign man and his Thai wife after two Chinese women accused the couple of physically assaulting them outside a shopping mall in Phuket. The Chinese woman named Wu and her daughter named Jang filed a complaint at Wichit Police Station in Phuket on Tuesday, August 20, after an altercation with the foreign man and his Thai wife at the shopping mall. They also provided the police with a video showing part of the argument as evidence. In the video, Wu and Jang were seen attempting to stop the couple from leaving the mall. The Chinese nationals were heard complaining to the couple in both English and Chinese. The couple continued to walk out of the mall, accusing the Chinese women of tearing the man’s shirt while they were pulling it. ThaiRath reported that Wu accidentally bumped into the foreign man while walking in the mall with her daughter and apologised to him. However, the foreign man allegedly responded with vulgar language, prompting Wu and Jang to become angry and try to stop the couple to have the matter addressed by police. During questioning by the police, Jang stated that she pulled the foreign man’s shirt, causing him to kick her in the leg, resulting in a wound and bruise. Her mother, Wu, came to her aid, but the Thai woman allegedly pushed her to the ground. Jang reported that the couple left the mall in a taxi, which she was able to identify by its registration plate, ณข 3373. She then asked her Thai husband to take her to Vachira Phuket Hospital for a medical examination before reporting the incident to the police. Jang’s Thai husband admitted that both parties physically assaulted each other during the incident. He noted that the foreign man should not have reacted rudely, as his mother-in-law already apologised. Police are now searching for the foreign-Thai couple to summon them for questioning. ThaiRath also urged the couple to come forward and share their side of the story. Many Thai netizens commented under the video shared by the Facebook page โหดจัง จังหวัดภูเก็ต (which means “So brutal, Phuket province”), stating that they have often been bumped into by Chinese nationals, who usually walk in groups and block the way for others. By Petch Petpailin Photo via ThaiRath Source: The Thaiger 2024-08-22 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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President Kamala Harris
How does raising taxes on the wealthy make the better? The middle and working class don’t pay squat in taxes outside of the hidden tax of JoeFlation. -
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Going short-time only, shallow or succulent?
I just posted to you. It isn't fundamentalist. It's plainly the truth I'm posting. I'm not attacking anyone but they are to me. Who's right? I'm guessing you're okay with what happens in this trade so there's nothing else I can say to you. -
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President Kamala Harris
Support how? Government housing? And they've let in over ten million illegals, so 3 1/3 to each new home? -
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President Kamala Harris
This largest issue is NIMBA. How will she deal with that at the state and local levels? -
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President Kamala Harris
Raising corporate taxes disproportionally hurts the poor. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 22 August 2024
Chon Buri restaurant owner finds stones in imported river prawns - video Photo from KhaoSod YouTube video screenshot A restaurant owner in Chon Buri discovered large river prawns stuffed with stones, warning other eateries to be vigilant. The prawns, imported from a neighbouring country, pose a risk of financial loss in the current economic climate. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1336213-chon-buri-restaurant-owner-finds-stones-in-imported-river-prawns-video/- 1
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President Kamala Harris
Oh look, if we promise to give away a bunch free stuff we can get people to vote for us. -
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Chon Buri restaurant owner finds stones in imported river prawns - video
A restaurant owner in Chon Buri discovered large river prawns stuffed with stones, warning other eateries to be vigilant. The prawns, imported from a neighbouring country, pose a risk of financial loss in the current economic climate. Pratchaya Prayad, the 37 year old owner of Klang Na Pla Khao restaurant in Nong Tamlueng, Phanthong, Chon Buri, shared a video warning others after finding that some large river prawns were stuffed with stones. Pratchaya explained that he was grilling 1 kilogramme of river prawns for customers when they reported finding stones embedded in the prawn heads. He replaced the prawns and posted a video to alert others. Weighing the stones, he found they were 15 grammes. He typically orders 40 to 50 kilogrammes of river prawns at a time. If each prawn contained stones, it would add nearly 1 kilogramme of weight, leading to significant losses. Although he had encountered small lead pieces before, this was the first time he found large stones. “The prawns come from a neighbouring country, and I usually don’t inspect the prawn heads before serving them. From now on, I’ll check thoroughly and advise other restaurants to do the same. The current economy can’t handle such losses.” Pratchaya’s discovery highlights a concerning issue for restaurants relying on imported seafood. The practice of adding stones to prawns increases their weight, inflating costs for unsuspecting buyers. This deception goes unnoticed until the prawns are prepared and served, potentially causing reputational and financial damage, reported KhaoSod. “The economic situation is already challenging. Incidents like this can further strain businesses. It’s crucial to be more cautious and safeguard against such fraudulent activities.” By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo from KhaoSod YouTube video screenshot Source: The Thaiger 2024-08-22 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe- 1
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Longest Sentences Yet for Rioters Involved in Racist Mob Violence Across England
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