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Good reasons to vote for Harris?
OMG...it is just getting worse and worse.......poor guy -
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Having a harmless pet in a condominium (which does not allow pets)?
And would you feel comfortable hurting or killing a cat in your garden? -
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The Democratic Convention and the Gaza Debate: Unity Under Threat
I wouldn’t be shedding any tears. However it won’t happen, Israel and the USA have too many weapons, it is physically impossible and just scaremongering nonsense to claim that is what will happen. It won’t. -
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90 days report after leaving the country and returning
CM also requires a new TM30 upon returning to Thailand. Strange thing though when my 90 day report date was recalculated it was not calculated from the date of re-entry but from the date of filing the new TM30. -
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Good reasons to vote for Harris?
Oh no.....I am actually beginning to feel sorry for Mr Trump......two time loser. -
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Thaksin Shinawatra Faces Legal Trouble for Political Interference
He scares them a lot less than the peoples party, and all they stand for. Which is why they've been doing deals... -
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Thai Dept of Disease Control Mandates Anti-Smoking Campaign Media at all Tobacco Retailers
But cannabis is normally not smoked like cigarettes like 1 or 2 boxes per day which should make a great impact on cigarette produktion. -
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Swiss man paws for thought after dog bites on Thai beach (video)
In India they have an organisation called Blue Cross which looks after stray dogs and has mobile vans that neuter them. This seems like a solution that helps to keep the problem under control. -
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Car accident advice
It was your negative, Non contributing comment to my recent posting/thread that influenced me. You are correct, forum is going down hill. Yes, let's move on. -
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Trump Condemns Kamala Harris’s Economic Proposals as ‘Full Communist’
Campaiging to Lower living costs.... which rose under her and JB. -
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Trump Condemns Kamala Harris’s Economic Proposals as ‘Full Communist’
Oh dear.....maybe this might explain his current meltdowns......- 1
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Blinken Secures Israeli Agreement on U.S.-Backed Cease-Fire Proposal, Urges Hamas to Follow
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Monday that Israel has accepted a U.S.-backed proposal designed to bridge the differences obstructing a cease-fire and the release of hostages in Gaza. In his statement, Blinken urged Hamas to agree to the proposal as well, though he did not clarify whether the concerns raised by the militant group had been addressed. The ongoing negotiations have taken on increased urgency in recent days, with diplomats hoping to avert potential retaliation from Iran and Lebanon’s Hezbollah following the targeted killings of two senior militants, actions attributed to Israel. The rising tensions have fueled fears of a broader, more destructive regional conflict. Blinken made his remarks after a two-and-a-half-hour meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Following this, he is scheduled to travel to Egypt and Qatar for further negotiations. The three mediators have been engaged in efforts to end the conflict in Gaza for months, but the talks have frequently hit roadblocks. “In a very constructive meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu today, he confirmed to me that Israel supports the bridging proposal,” Blinken told reporters, although he did not elaborate on the specifics of the proposal. “The next important step is for Hamas to say ‘yes.’” However, Blinken added that even if Hamas agrees to the proposal, negotiators would need to spend the coming days working on “clear understandings on implementing the agreement.” He emphasized that there are still “complex issues” that require “hard decisions by the leaders,” but did not provide further details. Hamas, on the other hand, has expressed growing frustration with the United States as a mediator, accusing American negotiators of favoring Israel, which has reportedly made new demands that the militant group finds unacceptable. Blinken did not comment on whether the proposal addressed Israel’s demand for control over two strategic corridors inside Gaza—an issue Hamas has categorically rejected—or other contentious matters that have complicated the negotiations. Prime Minister Netanyahu described his meeting with Blinken as “good and important,” expressing appreciation for “the understanding that the United States has shown to our vital security interests, along with our shared efforts to release our hostages.” He also mentioned that efforts are being made to release the maximum number of hostages in the initial stage of the cease-fire agreement. This marks Blinken’s ninth diplomatic mission to the Middle East since the conflict began. His visit comes just days after mediators, including the United States, voiced renewed optimism that a deal was within reach. However, Hamas has conveyed deep dissatisfaction with the latest proposal, while Israel has indicated that there are certain points on which it is unwilling to compromise. Earlier on Monday, Blinken emphasized that this was a “decisive moment,” potentially the last opportunity to secure a cease-fire and free the hostages. He stressed the importance of ensuring that no one takes actions that could derail the process, indirectly referencing Iran. “It’s also time to make sure that no one takes any steps that could derail this process,” Blinken said. “And so we’re working to make sure that there is no escalation, that there are no provocations, that there are no actions that in any way move us away from getting this deal over the line, or for that matter, escalating the conflict to other places and to greater intensity.” The mediators are expected to meet again this week to solidify the cease-fire agreement. Blinken’s diplomatic journey will continue on Tuesday with visits to Egypt and Qatar, where Hamas maintains a political office. Credit: PBS 2024-08-20 Get our Daily Newsletter - Click HERE to subscribe Cigna offers a variety of health insurance plans designed to meet the minimum requirement for medical treatment coverage, with benefits reaching up to THB 3 million. These plans are tailored to provide comprehensive healthcare solutions for expatriates, ensuring peace of mind and access to quality medical services. To explore the full range of Cigna's expat health insurance options and find a plan that suits your needs, click here for more information. -
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U.S. man loses $740,000 in retirement savings to scammers impersonating regulators, feds
If you get a call that your account was hacked, hang up and call your bank. Use the telephone number you always use to when you need to call them. Ask them something about your account. If there is a problem it will be mentioned. You can go online, of course, but if your connection was hacked they could be logging all you do, maybe that is how they got your data. So if you do use a different machine and different net connection. -
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Top Japanese AV Stars Announced for 2024 Expo in Thailand
I wonder how much money those teachers/officeworkers/nurses get for "getting it hard and usually by many" in those 2 hour movies.
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