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Border bounce at Nakhon Phanom - Thakhek
Not yet reported - but Nong Khai has started requiring overnight, so could happen there also. Be prepared for the possibility. -
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Who Is Controlling the Budget Bill? Trump, Johnson, or Musk?
Well OMG, did someone on Team Biden read my post? Dropped From Spending Bill, Cancer Research and D.C. Stadium Measures Revived by Senate -
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Krabi: Brother-in-Law Kills Teenage Sister-in-Law in Drug-Induced Frenzy
He may have been under the influnce but it wasn't the drugs it was him who killed her. -
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"Flat Earther" finally admits the Earth isn't flat
Humans are susceptible to dogma and everything it entails, i.e. overaching principles and mantras edicted by trusted sources of truth, as well as vilification of dissenting opinions. The switch from religion to science (and heliocentrism is possibly the key event in this process) was a switch from one dogma to another. It comes as no surprise that the vast majority of those who defend heliocentrism, in the two currently active threads on the topic, also have an open aversion to religion, to the point where the mere mention of the Bible will cause an immediate shutdown. -
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Fire Guts Popular Restaurant in Chiang Mai
I hear it was caused because one of the waitresses siad to a customer she didn't like the colour of his trousers, even though they were trouser colour. If he had been wearing shoes that were shoe colour he might have let her off. as geezers tend not to bother too much about their footwear. Now how funny is that?- 1
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Navigating Pattaya: Are Thai-Language Signs Confusing Tourists?
Having road signs in Thai............in Thailand. Who would have thought there would be anything different? -
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Trump's Sex Crime Cabinet
Just follow the pattern, usually his denials are: 1) I don't know anything about it, this is the first I heard 2) it's not true 3) some sort of justification, which usually involves contradicting #2 4) this is where he usually trips over his own lies, you know he's getting exhausted when he says "ask ______" (one of his disciples) Possibly all four are spoken within a few minutes. The press drives the narrative from here, the responses are usually some sort of jumble of the above four. Fox usually comes to the rescue with their own fictional rationalizing. Or they completely ignore it. Sometimes this is entertaining, e.g. during the 1/6 investigation Fox was running "fire department rescues cat from tree" stories.* In the pre-internet days US television news was notorious for filling up news reports with stuff like this, these days it is inane chatter by the on-screen personalities ("Can you believe how good these cookies are?"). -
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UK Counter-Terrorism Police Vigilant Amid Rising Jihadi Threats from ISIS Supporters
That's what happens with open borders and mass migration. Instead of having walls and barriers around your country, you have to have them within your country around sensitive sites like Christmas markets etc aka Merkel Lego or bollards.
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