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Do you know your wife/girlfriends body count?
The fact that he's as spot on as I am about you and yours is no surprise either. -
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Analysis Trump’s 50-Day Pause: Russia’s Green Light for Ukraine Push
Your scars run deep, don't they? You are going to need to get over it...............or it will be a very long 3 years. -
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Travel Chiang Mai Crowned Asia's Best City, Bangkok Shines in Third
List 5. Hardly endless. -
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Why do people want to live in Isaan?
I met a Thai woman. She was married to a guy from UK. She wanted to move up sticks, but the UK guy refused. The wife compromised because she thought he might divorce her if she dragged him up there against his will. We will never have the stats though on how many guys actually want to live in Isaan because they enjoy the lifestyle or how many have been pussy-whipped into moving out there. Why are you on AN? -
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Report Trump’s Tariff Threats Leave Russia More Relieved Than Rattled
Yep, all except the one gunned down in cold blood -
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The Leftists Sanctuary Cities and allowing Amnesty for Millions of Illegals …
Federal immigration laws supersede state immigration laws. The arbiters of the Constitution , the SCOTUS, sides with this. And now come 26 million who have crossed the border illegally, as opposed to legal immigrants who the laws were designed , drafted and democratically approved for. “The United States is a federalist system. In other words, states have some freedom to determine their laws. But state governments still must remain within specific parameters in the laws they pass and implement”. https://www.findlaw.com/immigration/immigration-laws-and-resources/federal-vs-state-immigration-laws.html
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