PM promises "Fast - Safe - Transparent - Comprehensive" vaccine program - no mention of foreigners.
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai and Cambodian Leaders to Hold Emergency Talks in Malaysia
Thaksin is somewhere he feels safe - in police hospital hiding under the bed letting on to be on deaths door -
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Americans on SS: What will you do when SS will Cut $18,000 in 7 years?
I fully agree. When the OASI trust fund is fully depleted in 2032/2033 the FICA tax income is projected to cover only about 79% of the full benefits. So.... the FICA tax income would need to be raised by 21/.79 or about 26.6% from current levels to fully cover benefits payable. If the FICA taxes were raised by 27% immediately, the OASI trust fund would only build up a small reserve between now and 2033. Based on projections, in 2033 the reserve fund would then stop growing because benefits payable would equal FICA income. -
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EU Folds - Agrees 15% Tariff
15 % is disappointing. EU has agreed to buy a total $750 bn of US energy and increase its investment into the US by $600 bn. Like that's going to happen. US energy is more expensive than Russian or mid-Eastern. -
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USA Epstein Files: Trump Informed Months Ago His Name Is Included
Hey. Pssst. WWE is fake. Just like Trump. Sucker. -
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Economy Rising Costs Threaten Thailand's Once-Thriving Restaurant Scene
Bike delivery has killed restaurants since covid they take 30% of the ticket and now own many of their own outlets, many Thais are cooking at home unlicensed and using Bike companies to make survival They cannot survive making food after paying commission. I see falangs buying up large at macro, cooking at home now. Closed my restaurant 6 months ago after many years ,died after covid and Bike delivery. Plus food price hikes, imported food is a joke, government is wiping the floor with taxes on imported food and wine -
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EU Folds - Agrees 15% Tariff
Perhaps the US is just tired of propping up the European economies as we did after WW2. It made sense when Europe was on its knees after the war. But not today. It's time for them to put on their big boy pants and pay their fair share for their own defense, and trade fairly.
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