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Biden pardons Fauci, Miley and Jan 6 committee staffers!
Joe Biden, who always took the high road, was against preemptive pardons in 2020. Biden always took the high road regarding rhetoric but not in actions. -
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Death as Wild Elephant Kills Villager in Chachoengsao
Picture from responders. An incident occurred in the fields of Khao Hin Dang, a rural area in Chachoengsao province, when a wild elephant attacked and killed a local man. The victim, Mr. Rin, from Khao Hin Son Subdistrict in the neighbouring Phanom Sarakham District, was found lifeless in a cassava plantation near Wat Khao Hin Dang, after a violent encounter with the elephant. At approximately 12:30 on January 20, local authorities were alerted to the incident. Police from the Sanam Chai Khet Police Station, along with the village chief of Khao Hin Dang Subdistrict, Mr. Sapthaveekulsari, arrived at the scene to investigate. According to reports, Mr. Rin had been setting traps for rats in the plantation, likely to use them for food, when he unexpectedly encountered the wild elephant, which had been hiding in the underbrush. The elephant charged, attacking him with deadly force. The victim was crushed and died at the scene. Rescue teams from Phanom Subdistrict and Thung Phaya District were called to recover the body, and it was transported to Sanam Chai Khet Hospital for an autopsy. This tragic event highlights the ongoing dangers posed by wild elephants in the region, particularly when their natural habitats are encroached upon by agricultural activities. -- 2025-01-21 -
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A question about the SAS
True. They don't talk about what they do or did, and no one will say where they are or what they are doing. Amazing guys, and just the testing to be able to join separates the wannabes from the real men. I once thought about it, for about 5 minutes, then reality set in. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 21 January 2025
Man Claims He Climbed 25-Metre Sign for Safety, Police Suspect Theft Attempt In the early hours of January 20, local police from Chaiyaphruek Police Station responded to a report of a suspicious man believed to be attempting theft at a shopping mall on Ratchapruek Road, Bang Phlap, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1349386-man-claims-he-climbed-25-metre-sign-for-safety-police-suspect-theft-attempt/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 21 January 2025
Thailand Makes Record Crystal Meth Seizure in Bangkok Warehouse Picture courtesy: Thai TV 5 Thai authorities have made a record-breaking seizure of 1.65 tonnes of crystal methamphetamine, known as "Ice," hidden within cotton bales in a Bangkok warehouse. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1349387-thailand-makes-record-crystal-meth-seizure-in-bangkok-warehouse/ -
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Thailand Makes Record Crystal Meth Seizure in Bangkok Warehouse
Picture courtesy: Thai TV 5 Thai authorities have made a record-breaking seizure of 1.65 tonnes of crystal methamphetamine, known as "Ice," hidden within cotton bales in a Bangkok warehouse. The major bust took place in the Rat Burana district and led to the arrest of five individuals, including a woman responsible for renting the storage space. Parin Mekhanan, the director of suppression at the Office of Narcotics Control Board (ONCB), detailed the operation. The consignment, comprising 33 cotton bales and weighing approximately 1.65 tonnes, originated from an African country. It was initially destined for India but was barred entry, prompting the sender to enlist a Thai contact in Bangkok to secure temporary storage and plan its shipment to another destination. Picture courtesy: Thai TV 5 This Thai woman, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed by police, arranged for the cotton bales to be housed in an empty warehouse. Her involvement led to her arrest last week at the Queen Sirikit Convention Centre in Bangkok's Khlong Toei district. In the wake of the discovery, ONCB Secretary-General Pol Lt-Col Phanurat Lukboon expressed the unprecedented nature of the haul. "It is the first time we have seized such a large quantity of methamphetamine," he disclosed to AFP. The operation was fueled by intelligence provided by the Royal Thai Navy. Back in December, the Navy tipped off the ONCB about an African drug syndicate's strategy, which involved using cotton bales as a disguise for moving drugs from Africa through Thailand to other countries, exploiting it as a transit point. Picture courtesy: Thai TV 5 Lukboon admitted the clever concealment tactics employed by traffickers, noting that the methamphetamine, impregnated into the cotton, was virtually invisible to the naked eye, complicating detection efforts. This significant crackdown underscores Thailand's ongoing battle against drug smuggling. The seizure highlights the innovative and audacious methods international trafficking rings use to evade law enforcement. The confiscated methamphetamine is valued at approximately 49.5 million Thai Baht (£1.1 million) if distributed on the streets, reflecting the scale and financial incentive driving these illegal activities. This operation not only disrupts a major supply chain but also sends a robust signal of Thailand's commitment to fighting the drug epidemic that impacts the region, reported Thai PBS. -- 2025-01-21
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