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Report Thai Government Fast-Tracks 99-Year Lease Amendments
Yet another gimmick by this government it’s doomed to fail ! -
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Trump incinerates 500 tons of food for children
Not the responsibility of US to feed anyone else but Americans. That goes for illegal aliens in the US as well. -
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Israel leveling Gaza
Thank you. Beautifully written, A compassionate being v a fundamentalist Jew. Says it all. -
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Tourism Child Safety First: Phuket Declares War on Sex Tourism
That is exactly what it is aimed at, those Christian and dubious NGO involved will address anything that they see as immoral, not what is actually illegal. Your post is a hint to that. What is "disgusting" to you is your problem. The age of consent in Thailand is 15, and if parents agree, 15 year old may have a relationship with whomever they want. So this will result in a lot of false alarms, it will create a paranoid atmosphere and actually rather interfere with real police work, as those ideologically motivated activists are regularly not objective and well-trained enough to spot the real problems. If you want a perfect example for that, go to Sihanoukville which is the haven of those who have a good life from domations, spreading utter bs like Jehovah's witnesses or Korean sects. Some of the worst molesters may even hide in thise NGOs. It won't take 5 years and everyone legally married to a Thai will be watched if they are going around with their child. What makes me sick is that they can't handle such problems on Phuket with common sense and police work, without getting those deluded, religious, often foreign and ideologically crooked NGOs on board. -
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Visa/Border Run by Land or Air?
Sorry if this question has been answered but I have have questions about what's best for my situation. US Passport: I arrived on a 60 day Visa Exempt and then applied for additional 30 day extension in Jomtien. I need another 3 weeks in Thailand and looking for the the least painful and most certain way of obtaining another 30 days. Previous Visas: 1. Non-Imm O Visa from August 2023 to November 2024. (Returned to US in August 2024, O Visa expired in Nov, and then returned to Thailand 3 months later on next visa) 2. 60 Visa Exempt: December 2024 (Departed in January 2025.) AIR: Given the border closures in Cambodia, a quick 2-3 day flight to Vietnam seems the easiest and least painful, but I'm reading conflicting reports here about whether this is the safest route. Given my previous 2 visas, I'm worried about getting rejected upon return to Thailand. Land: I'm staying in Pattaya, and from what I've read It seems the most secure method is to use a visa agent and take the 2 day bus trip to Nong Khai, cross the border and receive another 30 days upon re-entry. But 2 days on a bus is precisly the type of pain I want to avoid. Air/Land: To avoid the long bus ride, is it better to fly from U-tapao to Udon Thani and hire a Visa agent in Udon Thani to facilitate my new visa? Thanks for any suggestions. -
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Report Japanese Man, 62, Busted for Street Dancing in Bikini Cosplay
japanese are over-worked this is the resulting neurosis
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