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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
Putin did good things in his earlier years then he transformed into a monster. It's total idiocy to think Trump 2.0 will be the same as early Trump when he actually surrounded himself with decent people that tried to check his insane impulses. Not this time! -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
The "Tulsi Gabbard is a Russian asset" nonsense originated from Hillary. That's he go to answer to everything. Whatever the problem, it was the Russians. Hillary just can't get over the fact that she lost 2016 and, given her history, she seems to be very much afraid of what happens when the left loses control over the mainstream narrative. -
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Plan B Countries - Any Advice or Ideas ?
Well, I am not renting as mentioned. I have adapted until I know what is going on. I will now not bring into Thai banking system more than 150K per annum. They are not taxing on worldwide income, only what you bring in to Thailand, at the moment. If that changes, I will adopt the 180 days outside the country method, and rent a place in Siem Reap, Cambodia, for the other days. Alternatively, I will spend 3 months in Cambodia and three in the UK. Money I have brought into Thailand this last year is from savings. I am told this is not taxable. I am too young to qualify for UK state pension, but AFAIK, that is not taxable as it is under the DTA., when it becomes due........ A few years yet! I will now top up my WISE account and use that to withdraw Thai baht in cash. I will use foreign cards for cash and for supermarket bills etc. Likewise, I just bought a new car recently, well, all that stops now. Furthermore, I have had about 7 or 8 new cars in my time in Thailand. I won't be buying any more under current rules or transferring in any amounts of cash to their banks through my UK bank. I will look at the DTV visa for five years, and then focus on taking out the 800K that has been parked here for however long, under the extensions based on Non - O. -
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Methanol Cocktails Leave Two Australian Women Critically ill in Thailand
Methanol doesn’t result from poor distillation. Yeast, grain, and sugar only produce ethanol. That is what you get from distillation of those fermentedbproducts.mMethanol is produced from wood. It can be bought cheaply and is no doubt added after the distillation process. -
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Montreal Erupts in Violent Anti-Israel Protests
I understand that Mr Trudeau is intensely dislikes in certain quarters in Canada, but really, what did you expect him to do? Toronto to Montreal is 542 km, do you think he should have been leading a baton charge? Looking at the video clips, elements in this crowd came equipped to cause damage, the presence of explosive devices and prepared effigies (maybe there is a point to arts students after all) also indicates planning. Incidentally, if explosive devices are thrown at police, then the throwers should be shot in the act. "But it wasn't a very big grenade" is not an excuse. -
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Private House Sale Proceedure
Bit difficult when you are at the land office swapping millions. Even B100000 is a large wad. -
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So the U.S. elected an autocrat -- what to expect next from a Hungarian perspective
good question, and a question you should ask your coming president, if he is mature enough to take the responsibility, but I know asking Magas about that (or a few members here), is like blasphemy- 1
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K bank E-mail with Tax Forms attached ?
The forms to be filled in require providing both my Belgian tax number and a Thai Internal Revenue TIN-number. Obviously Kasikorn has no interest in how much time I spend in Thailand. Kasikorn just needs to be in compliance with CRS banking rules. It are only the Belgian authorities that might be interested in how much time I spent in Thailand yearly, because Belgian (and most other countries) regulations, stipulate that when you are residing in a foreign country +180 days a year, that you need to make your foreign address your official residence.
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