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I tried the True Money wallet
I have both truemoneywallet and 7 Eleven apps on my phone and they can't be linked for foreigners, that's what customer service said -
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Democracy has failed the US,maybe it's time for a King
Well said, and absolutely true. In NZ they made it confusing, which lets people pretend it makes a difference when it doesn't. -
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Mitsubishi Refrigerator buy?
Although my Mitsubishi has lasted 12 years so far i fancy trying TCL next time, get a lot more value for money, buy Lazada/Shopee -
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Man Sets Fire to Loan Shark’s House, Surrenders to Police in Lopburi
Picture from responders. A 34-year-old man turned himself in to the police on January 13, after admitting to setting fire to the house of a loan shark, reportedly out of anger over the alleged mistreatment of his mother. The blaze completely destroyed the home, resulting in damages estimated to be worth over one million baht. The incident occurred in Moo 8, Ngiew Rai Subdistrict, Mueang Lopburi District, when a half-brick, half-wooden house belonging to 62-year-old Ms. Prung caught fire. Police received the report through the 191 radio communication centre and promptly dispatched Deputy Inspector Lt. Yuttakarn Wangsarn of the Ban Kum Police Station to the scene. Fire trucks from the area and neighbouring districts, along with electricity officials, rushed to the site to extinguish the fire and cut off power to prevent further danger. The rescue teams faced challenges due to the narrow access to the house, and strong winds caused the flames to spread quickly. Despite their efforts, it took approximately 45 minutes to bring the fire under control. By then, the house and all its contents were completely destroyed, including three motorcycles parked inside. Early morning on January 13, Ms. Ploen, 54, brought her son, Mr. Natthawat, or Ball, to surrender to police at Ban Kum Police Station. Mr. Natthawat confessed to setting fire to Ms. Prung’s house. His mother revealed that she had persuaded him to turn himself in. According to Ms. Ploen, the altercation stemmed from an incident on the evening of 11 January, when she was allegedly assaulted by Ms. Prung while campaigning for a local council candidate. The altercation reportedly arose from a misunderstanding, with Ms. Prung accusing Ms. Ploen of speaking ill of her ex-husband. Ms. Ploen filed a police complaint about the assault on the morning of 12 January but did not inform her son, fearing he might retaliate due to his strong protective feelings for her. Ms. Ploen disclosed that her son had been diagnosed with a psychiatric condition and had undergone years of treatment. She was unaware of how he learned about the incident. When he confronted her, she denied being assaulted and claimed she had fallen from her motorbike. However, by the afternoon, news of the fire reached her, and she was shocked to learn that her son was responsible. Further investigations revealed that Ms. Prung’s son is also involved in lending money at high interest rates, and Ms. Ploen’s nephew had previously borrowed money from him. It remains unclear whether this played a role in the motive behind the attack. During questioning, Mr. Natthawat admitted to the crime and was taken to the scene for a reconstruction of events. Authorities are now determining whether his actions were influenced by his psychiatric condition. Forensic investigators have also examined the site, and police will continue gathering evidence and statements from all parties involved. Mr. Natthawat is currently in custody and will be brought before the court for further legal proceedings. -- 2025-01-14 -
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Slashing welfare': GOP eyes chopping $5 trillion to pay for Trump priorities — like tax cuts
The only people that think the best things in life are free are the rich -
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Slashing welfare': GOP eyes chopping $5 trillion to pay for Trump priorities — like tax cuts
The US isn't rich at all. It owes a few trillion $ to other people. Some people living in the US are very very rich, but that applies to most countries on the planet. Unless you want the rich people to give a lot more to feed the poor, the poor will always be with us. BTW, in Sudan people don't get welfare. When the they die.
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