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BREAKING NEWS Thai Court Orders Ex-PM Yingluck to Pay 10 Billion Baht in Rice Scheme
The family has money enough so n problem for them... they will suck more out of the country and its people now -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
It just came to my mind. There is a Thai company named NEX point, who's converting regular pickups and busses to EVs. You might want have a look. They are reasonably priced. From the exterior look I'd say the pick up base is a Nissan Navara -
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Trump U.S. FDA’s new approach to covid vaccines could have been way worse
I'm glad to hear that. -
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Thailand Implements Financial Requirements for Tourist Visas in 2025
It's been that amount for years at an airport. Based on what many people have reported as well as multiple embassy websites have posted. -
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MAGA Goes Beserk After Trump’s FBI Bosses Say Epstein Killed Himself
Why has the Trump administration and the Republican caucus blocked the release of the costs of the January 6 insurrection? Surely, a party that espouses law and order would support holding people responsible for property damage they caused? Restitution was “one of the most common sentences handed down” to January 6th insurrectionists, but offenders were slow to repay their obligations, and taxpayers were “far from being made whole.” A June 2024 CBS News investigation found that only a small fraction—$437,000, which is just 15%—of the nearly $3 million owed in restitution by Jan. 6 offenders for the damage they inflicted on the Capitol had been repaid in the years since the attack. The Government Accountability Office estimated that the true cost to taxpayers of the January 6 insurrection was $2.7 billion, a figure that included property damage, expenses incurred by the Capitol Police, the District of Columbia, and federal agencies, and costs to improve security. Five police officers lost their lives as a result of the attack and scores more were injured. “The American people deserve to know how much they have been forced to pay to fix the damage of the January 6th attack while insurrectionists have been let off scot-free. Releasing these figures is not just a matter of fiscal accountability. With President Trump attempting to whitewash history, the unpaid restitution must serve as a concrete record of the damage inflicted to the people’s Capitol on that terrible day,” concluded House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Ranking Member Connolly. March 25, 2025 https://oversightdemocrats.house.gov/news/press-releases/president-trumps-pardons-stick-taxpayers-bill-january-6-attack-oversight#:~:text=The Government Accountability Office estimated,and costs to improve security. -
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What animals would you kill or remove from inside your home?
That's a tapeworm from your intestines. It crawls out your anus while you sleep. Have you tried a buttplug?? 🙂
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