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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
Still illegal and there would be issues if anyone else put in a claim on the estate. -
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USA immigration and customs enforcement ,protecting the homeland…News
Criminal enterprise associated with the Pot Plantation , kids, child labor. -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
So if the police catch her does she have the proof on a written statement? Irrelevant even if it was in writing. -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
He doesn't have the authority to allow transactions on his account after his death, that's how. -
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UK Macron Blames Brexit for Channel Migrant Surge as UK-French Deal Faces Turmoil
Your historical revisionism is insulting, not because it is false, but is intentionally misleading. - 14 million refugees were created because of the Syrian civil war. The UK had no involvement. Russia, Iran and its proxy Hezbollah created the refugees as the Alawite minority seeking to stay in power fought with the Sunni Arab majority. - The UK has not bombed Iran. In the contrary, Iranians are fleeing the Iranian shiite despots. - Yemen's 250,000+ refugees are a direct result of Iran's Houthi proxy waging a civil war. The other implicated foreign parties were the UAE and KSA. - The UK's involvement in Iraq was related to the liberation of Kuwait after it was invaded and annexed. The refugee crisis in Iraq is caused by the Iranian shiite proxy militias still feuding with the Sunni Arabs. - The Afghanistan refugees are people fleeing the Taliban. It is understandable why some people would wish to flee an Iranian associated group. - Other migrants are economic. They are leaving Russian or Chinese or Iranian associated nations. going to the UK for the easy money and the opportunity for a better life. -
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Politics Thai Police Pursue Legal Action Against Cambodia’s Hun Sen
Oh really! Personally I do not think so. For reference (Google):- Hun Sen played a significant role in the Cambodian conflict against the Khmer Rouge, both before and after the Vietnamese invasion. He initially fled to Vietnam with his battalion in 1977 due to disagreements with the Khmer Rouge regime and later became a leader in the Vietnamese-sponsored rebel army. Following the Vietnamese victory, he served in the government of the People's Republic of Kampuchea (PRK), which was supported by Vietnam. The Khmer Rouge continued to fight as insurgents against the PRK and later the Kingdom of Cambodia until their surrender in 1999. (to Hun Sen)
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