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Tangmo death: Case set to close by the end of this month - but DSI could yet take over
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Anticipation Peaks as Tourists Seek Winter Chill at Doi Inthanon National Park
I didn't know how priviliged I was when I was scraping the frost from the inside of my bedroom windows as a a kid in the UK, waiting for Dad to start the coal fire. -
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Why do an update at prime time?
Upon checking internally, there was indeed an upgrade ran last night, I wasnt informed it was going to happen, which is the normal protocol and hence my previous response. -
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
No links? Did the worm from eating roadkill tell you he was 'vindicated,' or did you come up with that on your own? -
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Racism or "just" bad behavior at Pattaya City Hospital?
I agree with everything you said including me being a hypocrite -
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
You are wrong, it has not been that way for more than 70 years. Reciprocal agreements are nothing more than a government smokescreen to cover up incompetance and legalised fraud. Who decides if there should be a reciprocal agreement or not? When brexit came along the reciprocal agreement with the EU came to an end, what happened? The government claim the policy has been successfully challenged in court, that is a distortion of the facts. The 2002 court case was brought about under human rights legislation, the policy has never been challenged in court under current equality laws. The government published the equality act and dealt with the fallout as it arose, the trans community probably the most notable. The problem with frozen pensioners is that they are not in the UK, spread around the world with no unified voice and the government relies on the unlikelyhood of a legal challenge. Also a large percentage of the UK population has benefitted significantly from state pension discrimination so they will tend to defend the government position. Only last week in one of the annual events MPs from across the political spectrum quite rightly vocalised their praise and gratitude to the armed forces. Every year when the Social Security Act comes before parliament those hypocrites vote for an arrangement that denies military veterans a full state pension. Over the years there has been attempts during the debate to address the discriminatory policy, but that has been suppressed by the government of the day. In 2019 the Labour Party stated the discrimination was unacceptable and gave their support to the APPG recomendations and included proposed changes in their manifesto. Now in power they now believe the discrimination is no longer unacceptable, and like yourself and others quite happy to continue the perpretation. -
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"Getting out of dodge" fall-out from a failed realtionship - Guide for dummies.
So you regail us once again with the fall out From your failed relationship. In panic mode ecaping back to the States. Why don' t you grow a pair and look for another partner in Thailand.
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