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Official: Trump Nominates RFK Jr. for Health Secretary
@pattayasanNothing to say? You said I still can't believe people believe the BS they were fed and again I say, if early on in the piece anyone posted this virus escaped from a lab in Wuhan and not the wet market they were deemed conspiracy theorists and their posts were removed. -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
Let alone how much they're spending each year putting up 'boat people' who enter the UK illegally via people smugglers, are paying the French aithorities to supposedly police and stop them setting off in the first place from crossing the channel. There's an endless list of the UK's profligate waste of money throughout the whole system we could debate all day here! -
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new Wise account details, bank says fraud
Contact Wise directly confirm all details and then contact your Australian bank directly. A few months ago Wise did change things around a bit but these changes actually made the process times faster, but they did not involve changing account numbers. Wise has international numbers you can also call them on, you can find the number within the app. If the Australian bank is saying fraud it probably is. -
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Why experts are blasting Trump for 'already breaking the law'
Poor dude, guess you missed the boat- 1
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2nd time entry after 9 months
About time the airlines got uniform on this onward flight issue. Some require it others don't, and trying to get information on the issue is a nightmare as per usual no one answers the phone. And if by a miracle someone does talk to you, they haven't got a clue what you're talking about 😞 -
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Overloaded Pickup Truck Flips Backwards on Koh Phangan Hill, Two Injured
Lesson learned. Next time strap a few logs to the front of the truck, for balance. -
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Q to the mods: Can I block a member from opening / reading posts that I submit?
Let me please make a further comment. My initial enquiry (of the mods) was not meaning that I WANT THE PERSONAL POWER TO BLOCK MEMBERS. That was not my request, not at all. It would absolutely not be appropriate. I repeat my initial post, as follows: "A new question: If he writes that I made statements in regard to important policies of the Australian Department of Veterans Affairs (The DVA) which I in fact didn't make (I have had serious very detailed dealings with the DVA in regard to my personal war disabilities) can I ask for him to be reprimanded in some way? As above my concern is members submitting posts which contain comments which are completely incorrect re the policies of the Australian DVA. (In fact the poster submitted a comment / statement which is the reverse of the actual policies of the DVA, which are easily accessible on the DVA website). My real / ultimate concern is that a war veteran may read the posters comment and assume he / she has no entitlement to receiving a permanent compensation transferred abroad every 4 weeks for a disability suffered in a war zone, when in fact that war veterans (if the DVA accept the disability as being caused in a war zone) is payable as a permanent disability compensation payment by a 4 weekly international banks transfer to any country in the world. This could mean the incorrect information posted by the errant member means that a war veteran is not receiving an entitled disability compensation payment for life. Surely this is a serious matter. I know that if the DVA accept the disability as being caused in a war zone) is payable by a 4 weekly international banks transfer to any country in the world because i have been receiving an Australian war veterans disability compensation payment every 4 weeks into my K Bank Thailand savings account for many years. My message to the mods is really asking whether in a situation as above Asean Now has any policy to sanction the errant poster involved? -
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Why experts are blasting Trump for 'already breaking the law'
I asked whether you would work for Trump in arrears, when you questioned my claim every lawyer working for him demands payment up front. No, you did not, there is nothing from you on this thread to that effect. However, I would and you cannot claim it to be factual that every lawyer requires payment up front, suggesting he needs to pay everything up front. Having to pay a retainer is different, if that is what you refer to, and is normal in cases that will require a lot of lawyer hours, all lawyers require that, it not something that is peculiar to Trump and his lawyers.
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