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How do you fit in a plane seat ?
This ignorant post is allowed as an opinion piece yet I get a warning from mods that I should not post sad emojis to expose far right bigotry? A bit further to the right A.N. eh? Give your heads a collective wobble. -
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Story Of My Thai Citizenship Application
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Four More British Men Arrested with 131kg of Cannabis at Koh Samui Airport
It's stories like this that make you think oh my life is not so bad . How low do you need to go before you start thinking this deal for £2000 is worth risking it all its not exactly life changing money with risks involved. I'm sure even in uk you could get work to get £2000 or perhaps working for a living is not something these 4 consider 🤔 Ah well at least they have company whilst tucking in to fish head stew -
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Trump sanctions Thailand
You do know about 7% of Thailand's citizens are Muslims with mosques supported by the Thai government and so on? -
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Man Dies in Police Custody: Heart Condition and Drug Use Cited
Picture courtesy of Matichon In a tragic incident, a 55-year-old man named Pairoh, whose surname remains undisclosed, passed away in custody at Khlong Tan Police Station. Pairoh was detained on March 15 for causing a disturbance at Soi Phatthanakan 10 Intersection 1, reportedly under the influence of alcohol. The next day, March 16, his family visited the detention cell around 10 am, only to find him unconscious with laboured breathing and a faint pulse. Despite efforts to save him, the Por Teck Tung Foundation confirmed his death shortly thereafter. Pairoh's family has revealed that he suffered from a heart condition and was a long-term drug user. The untimely death has prompted an investigation, with police already collaborating with prosecutors, forensic experts, and pathologists to determine the cause. An autopsy has been scheduled to ascertain the exact circumstances surrounding Pairoh's death. As investigations continue, the community awaits clarity and accountability from the authorities, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-17 -
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The EU Is Authoritarian and Hates Democracy
Where there is a conflict EU law does indeed have primacy over the domestic laws of the EU member states but there are many areas, such as this, which are matters of domestic, not EU, law so your conclusion is incorrect.
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