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Molotov Attack at Pro-Israel Rally in Boulder Deemed 'Targeted Terror Attack'
No kidding. I had a close friend who was also taking Wellbutrin, this was back in '98, and he told me how he became prone to violent physical outbursts - with no trigger. Scared him so he weaned off and switched to something called Zoloft. No violent outbursts after that. As far as I know, he's been off those meds for probably 15 years and functioning "normally." But naw, it's all good. Trust the science! -
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Politics Thaksin Wants Pheu Thai Back in Control of Interior Ministry
Here's a prediction (for fun). If the Interior Minister's position is reshuffled away from the Conservative/Military side of the coaclition by the governing PM, as rumored, and into the Pheu Thai fold, it could result in a major event or events to counter that. The first could be political. A no-confidence motion against the PM (government), which would trigger an election if the motion is passed. PROBABILITY: Unlikely, as the Conservative/Royalist parties that are there to ensure the status quo of powerful holding back the majority of Thais would probably lose the election decisively this time. The second could be the courts or 'Election Commission'. Some other useful Conservative idiot could file a petition with one of the courts or the Election Commission, both with a track-record of decisions that favor the Conservative elements, and cause further turmoil for the current governing party. PROBABILITY: Very possible. But what would it be? Remains to be seen. But most likely another blow to Thai democracy. Lastly, a coup. While most would recognise a military regime is probably the last thing a country with a failing economy needs, the rich and powerful are less affected by the economy or such a dramatic event like a coup and might even applaud it as "their side" is firmly back in control. There are decades of evidence that these coups are usually opportunistic, regardless of other things like the economy, and there's also evidence that Generals do not have the experience to run a modern nation-state in today's world. PROBABILITY: As usual, you never know. Even so, the surprised fighting with Cambodian army and killing of at least one of its soldiers on the border, puts the army back in the spotlight. Was this the first 'planned' Thai shot fired part of a build up to chaos and eventually a coup? Maybe, maybe not. -
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Am I in trouble?I have an O visa ,reside in Rayong and just spent four days in Bangkok
My apartment also completes multiple entries on the government website and the departure date is not stated as "optional", however on the printout they give me it is. -
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Weathering the Climate Debate: Meet the Young Meteorologist Challenging the Hysteria
Greta and Gore have no qualifications -
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Can this happen here....?
This was a really good thoughtful post 👏 and informative
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