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Are all Aussie Sheilas really that ugly?
I too was wondering what must the Ossie women think about their male citizens? Are they physical studs? or are they fit just like the gals? -
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Suspect in Southport Murders Charged with Terror Offences and Producing Ricin
We have form in the UK when it comes to apologists and enablers. Jimmy Savile, Catholic Church etc. -
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Deadlocked Between Trump and Harris in NBC News Poll as Election Approaches
Harris campaign says 75,000 people at Ellipse speech – 22,000 more than Trump’s Jan 6 crowd at same spot https://www.yahoo.com/news/harris-campaign-says-75-000-005656870.html -
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The Trump-Hitler Hysteria: Why Demonizing Rhetoric Falls Flat with Voters
I suggest Harris and her idiot followers watch this -
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Are all Aussie Sheilas really that ugly?
To be fair we do have the odd gem. They are few and far between though. -
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Thailand's PM Paetongtarn Tackles PM2.5 Pollution Crisis
Hopefully after over a year in power this will be the the first pledge they will actually see through on. In the newspaper we cant quote, it said 6 wheel trucks that emit dangerous levels of fumes will be banned from certain districts of Bangkok when the pm 2.5 levels are too high. These trucks therefore can continue to pollute everywhere else all of the time, and inside these areas when its not too high. Cant make it up...... -
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FBS provides humanitarian relief to flood victims in Thailand
FBS, a leading global broker, continues to make a positive impact through its charitable work and humanitarian efforts. In response to the devastating flooding in Thailand, the company has mobilised its resources and partnered with local volunteers to deliver essential aid to the hardest-hit areas. FBS has always led the way in the global community through its charitable work and humanitarian initiatives. This includes the company’s latest efforts with local volunteers in Thailand following the worst reported flooding in 50 years. In the aftermath of this catastrophe, FBS has teamed up with its partners in Thailand to provide flood relief for the hardest-hit communities in the provinces of Chiang Mai, Lamphun, and Lampang. October has historically been a problematic time in Thailand, given the increasing intensity of the monsoons and their respective impacts on local communities. Over the past two weeks, FBS has been tirelessly delivering essential aid packages to flood victims across the region. Thanks to its ongoing efforts, over 430 households were directly supplied with critical support, including clean drinking water, essential medicines, dry food, and other necessities. Working with local volunteers and coordinating with village headmen, FBS also spearheaded efforts to provide humanitarian aid to several remote areas, many of which have been cut off entirely in recent weeks. These affected communities have given their heartfelt appreciation to FBS and volunteers for their steadfast support and determination during these difficult times. The company has also mobilised its efforts to continue providing essential assistance to the damaged communities with the winter months approaching. Many more families are still stranded by flooding and cannot yet leave their homes due to high water levels. Starting this November, FBS will be providing warm clothing, blankets, and other essential household items to help families begin to recover. Stay tuned for more updates and ongoing relief efforts from FBS in the wake of this tragedy. For more information about FBS and its CSR initiatives, please visit www.fbs.com. Press release -
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Facial Recognition to Replace Boarding Passes at Six Thai Airports
Why get hot under the collar over something that has not been said. The OP does not say that there will no longer be a boarding pass. The OP implies that facial recognition will replace a function currently provided by the boarding pass. Many airports now require passengers to scan a barcode on the boarding pass to get to security area, a funcion that could be replaced by facial recognition. When I left Thailand a couple of weeks ago there was no boarding card check prior to security, although there has been in the past. Maybe they have already run down the staff. Some years ago I flew with Easyjet and they had no boarding passes. You were given a queue number at the gate and took the first available seat. No wrong seats to worry about. -
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Soapbox - The Hitler Game
Do you not understand that his post was satire? IMO you lefty guys don't understand humour as you miss it so often on this forum.
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