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Boris Johnson Suggests Putin Would Have Avoided Invading Ukraine if Trump Were President
Two unstable leaders, Trump and Putin, what could go wrong when things escalate. -
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British National Killed in Sattahip Motorcycle Accident
Well that obviously cannot be guaranteed, and in this case apparently not. I think I was even younger than that by a few years when I was considering a bigger bike, but thought better of it. This was a crotch rocket, not a big heavy tourer, more suited to older guys. -
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Taxi Fire on Rama 9 Road Leaves Five Injured, Including a Child
Another skilled driver. -
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Is Thailand Value for money
It isn't that we think you definitely don't know anything about nutrition. Your replies show us how little you do know about certain things on nutrition, or aren't open minded enough to research beyond what someone might have told you. 60 years in the food business and 50+ in the fitness and nutrition business kinda speaks volumes. -
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Which state that Trump won in 2020 will he lose this time?
What will do you do when Trump tries another J6? -
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Parents Demand 1.21M Baht Compensation for Children They Didn’t Raise
Out of the woodwork they come. -
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Which state that Trump won in 2020 will he lose this time?
Trump’s vow to only be a dictator on ‘day one’ follows growing worry over his authoritarian rhetoric -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 7 October 2024
Jatuporn Threatens Street Protests Against Casino and Land Lease Plans Jatuporn Prompan. File photo courtesy: Naewna Jatuporn Prompan, the former leader of Thailand's red-shirt movement, has issued a stern warning to the current government concerning two contentious projects: the legalisation of casinos and the extension of land leases up to 99 years for foreign investors. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340016-jatuporn-threatens-street-protests-against-casino-and-land-lease-plans/ -
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Jatuporn Threatens Street Protests Against Casino and Land Lease Plans
Jatuporn Prompan, the former leader of Thailand's red-shirt movement, has issued a stern warning to the current government concerning two contentious projects: the legalisation of casinos and the extension of land leases up to 99 years for foreign investors. Jatuporn, while speaking at an event organised by Peace TV, a satellite television station, made it clear that he is prepared to mobilise protests if the government proceeds with these initiatives. The event in question, held to celebrate Jatuporn's 59th birthday, was attended by a diverse audience comprising former red and yellow-shirt supporters along with student activists. Despite the celebratory occasion, the event quickly turned into a platform for serious dialogue about the country's direction, particularly in relation to the controversial plans on casinos and extensive land leases. Jatuporn claims the government is poised to permit the establishment of eight casino complexes across the nation and lease approximately 300,000 rai, equivalent to 48,000 hectares, to a foreign conglomerate in the Ranong and Chumphon provinces. This land is earmarked for a massive project known as the "southern land bridge," intended to enhance economic development in the region. Prompan, who has led significant protests in the past, declared his intention to bring demonstrators back to the streets of Bangkok should these projects receive governmental approval. He referenced his experience in 2010 when he spearheaded protests against then-Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, resulting in months of sustained demonstrations. Nevertheless, former senator Wanchai Sornsiri, commenting via a YouTube channel, suggested that replicating past protest numbers might prove challenging for Jatuporn. He pointed out that many former protest leaders across both political divides are now affiliated with governmental roles, which could mitigate widespread support for fresh demonstrations, reported The Nation. TOP: Jatuporn Prompan. File photo courtesy: Naewna -- 2024-10-07 -
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Is Thailand Value for money
I'm thinking you can't understand that you can make your own burgers, healthy, at home, or find a few places here in Thailand that cooks them with good ingredients. Logic seems to escape you. Here's another link you won't read.............https://blog.myfitnesspal.com/can-burgers-be-healthy/ -
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British National Killed in Sattahip Motorcycle Accident
Stay within your limits... live longer. -
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Which state that Trump won in 2020 will he lose this time?
In other words, Harris leads in Nevada, Pennsylvania and Michigan. And that's the ballgame. -
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Horrific Bus Fire in Thailand Sparks National Debate on Safety
Unfortunately nothing will change.
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