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Donald Trump Jr. Alleges Biden’s Actions Could Trigger World War III Before Trump’s Return
You say revisionist as if what I wrote is not true. Putin wanted to join NATO showing that after the dissolution of the Warsaw Pact that NATO should evolve into a type of EU where armed forces could reduce lowering tension Worked with Ukrainians and Russians when working offshore, not much between them, the problem is money and power. The ordinary guys like those guys I worked with never really get the spoils, but, are expected to shed their blood so the instigators get their spoils. 2nd Iraq war and the fall of Saddam, who benefitted, not the average Iraqi or the region, who benefitted. Libya and the deposing of Gaddafi did his removal usher in stability for the region and prosperity, who benefitted. Departure from Afghanistan following the loss of thousands of sons and fathers, when Russia left the regime they left lasted 8 years........ The Biden installed regime were it 8 hours or minutes. Who benefitted. Any country that joins NATO has to standardise their armed forces with NATO compatible equipment. Who benefits?? -
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British Tourist Attacked in Pattaya: Nose Broken, Eye Bruised; Authorities on the Hunt
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Former Thai boy band star denies 79 million baht fraud allegation
A former famous Thai boy band member denied a 79 million baht fraud accusation after a supplier company accused the singer and his company of failing to complete the product payment and also failing to show up in court. Naris Wittayawarakorn, the managing director of the supplementary production company called Thai Jintan revealed to the public that his company sued the former boy band member, Thanatraichat “Chain” Phuchokanan, and his supplementary company called Amado over defrauding. According to Naris, his company transferred the products, worth 85 million baht, to Chain’s company according to his order. Amado’s company initially postponed the payment date, citing multiple reasons for the failed payment. Later, Amado refused to pay the amount, saying the quality of the Thai Jintan’s products did not meet Amado’s standards. Naris said he and his team attempted to demand the rest of the money but Chain refrained from paying. Amado eventually paid 6 million baht to Thai Jintan but the company still had a large amount that needed to be paid. Naris and his team continued to make a call to Chain and his Amado team, seeking payment for the rest of the debt. In one phone call, Chain told Naris that he had only 1 million baht. Naris could take it if he wanted. He said he had only that amount. If Naris did not take it, he had to wait until Chain had enough to pay. Naris decided to file a lawsuit against Chain and his company but he and his wife have been evading the court visit three times already. They cited the health issue conditions and important appointments as a reason to avoid the court. After the story went viral on Thai social media, Chain came forward to clarify the issue saying he, his wife, and his company did not commit any fraud as Naris accused. He tried hard to find the income to pay off the debt, and he covered the debt for almost 100 million baht already. Chain cried during the interview and insisted that he and his wife were innocent. He urged anyone who supported Amado to continue purchasing Amado’s products for him to able to pay off debt. Channel 7 reported that the court summoned Chain and his wife again on, November 18. By Petch Petpailin Photo via Prachachat Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-19 -
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Neo-Nazis March in Ohio, Sparking Outrage and Condemnation
Welcome to America. Do I agree with anything they have to say? Nope, not a thing. You can't put a rolling paper between their ideology and that of Ukrainian Banderites living in the US and Canada. Same same, no difference. Do I defend their right to march? Yep. 100%. They are trolls, little more. Ignore them. By the way - my guess is that they are costumed, outfitted, and partially staffed by the local FBI office. That seems to be the way things work nowadays. That may change after Jan 20, 2025. -
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Thai Police Officer Investigated Over 500 Baht Bribe Claim in Khon Kaen
Every time I’ve ever been stopped in 18 years of driving here , I’ve always paid a little cash , that’s just how the system works, every man and his dog knows, the person who filmed it should be charged! But she can pay cash …. -
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Mysterious Chicken Deaths Spook Village: Supernatural or Simply Wild Animals?
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BREAKING NEWS Biden lifts restrictions on Ukraine using US weapons to strike deep inside Russia.
They are. Where do you think the weapons are coming from?- 2
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Little Minds come from Minuscule Screens?: Ever wonder what's wrong with kids today?
When I attended a private boy's school (100 yes ago ) I recall our old and wise Latin Master informing we bright and restless young men that amongst the first words of Latin ever translated were: "The youth of today are not what they were in my day" 2000 years ago?!?
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