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I am sorry, I was not clear enough. For memory, and I maybe wrong, a person with shingles cannot be vaccinated until the outbreak clears up. I was referring to why you did not get vaccinated. -
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China warns ,don’t appease trump
The Chinese justice system is one of the harshest in the world, issuing more death penalties than any other nation on earth. China issues so many death penalties that, unique among nations, China is forced to keep the true number of executions a state secret, for fear of embarassment. I'm sure that's because the Chinese are such law-abiding sticklers for rules as Lacessit has said. -
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What the Signal incident maybe more importantly shows is that a lot of intelligence info is being shared with persons even in the government who have no reason to have access to that info on a need-to-know basis. -
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Report People's Party Plans Bold Legal Move Against Prime Minister
AP Photo/Sakchai Lalit On Monday, the People's Party, spearheaded by list-MP Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, declared its intent to pursue legal action against Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. Central to their cause are three alleged ethical misconduct cases, spotlighted during a vigorous no-confidence debate. Despite surviving the vote, pressure mounts as the opposition seeks justice through the courts. At the heart of this legal storm is a controversial promissory note (PN) involving Paetongtarn's acquisition of shares from her family valued at a colossal 4.43 billion baht. Criticism centres on the PN's unusual role, raising suspicions of tax avoidance by sidestepping a hefty 218.7 million baht gift tax. Wiroj highlighted lapses regarding payment specifics and interest details, hinting at possible deliberate obfuscation. Undeterred by the parliamentary defeat, the People's Party awaits clarity from the Revenue Department on whether the PN usage represents tax evasion. Wiroj maintains confidence in their evidence, asserting irregularities with land title deeds where ownership transfer of four plots seems questionable. Further stirring the pot, the third accusation involves the PM's alleged oversight in addressing her father, Thaksin Shinawatra's, privileged stay at the Police General Hospital. Questions linger about the authenticity of his illness during this extended premium ward confinement. The People's Party remains steadfast, urging the NACC to delve into this high-profile medical affair. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post -- 2025-04-22
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