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Israelis in Thailand on Alert After Security Warning
Although the Palestinians being held in Israeli jails are being held for crimes committed and they are not being held hostage . Palestinians are holding innocent people as hostages . I doubt whether you have the intelligence to know the difference between the two -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 13 November 2024
Endeavour and Error: Thai Man Finds Meth 'Boost' to Support Family Backfires File photo for reference only In a curious incident that unfolded today, a 43-year-old Thai man was taken into custody for possessing methamphetamine (meth). The man, identified only as Anek, claimed he was using the drug to improve his work capacity and, in turn, support his family and ageing mother. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343456-endeavour-and-error-thai-man-finds-meth-boost-to-support-family-backfires/ -
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Thinking about a sex change before trip to Malaya: Any words of advice?
In other words outwardly manifesting a mental illness. -
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Watch: Biden Struggles to Navigate Delaware Beach & Stumbles Multiple Times
What about your Trump, he has shown the world over the last few weeks that he has a screw loose. 🤪 You and your ilk take the p_ss out of an ageing man because you've got nothing. How sad and childish............... -
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Endeavour and Error: Thai Man Finds Meth 'Boost' to Support Family Backfires
In a curious incident that unfolded today, a 43-year-old Thai man was taken into custody for possessing methamphetamine (meth). The man, identified only as Anek, claimed he was using the drug to improve his work capacity and, in turn, support his family and ageing mother. The saddening affair began when the Amphawa Police Station in Samut Songkhram started receiving complaints about meth sales in the Tha Kha subdistrict. Police Colonel Phetkla Thaweekarn promptly assembled a team led by Deputy Police Lieutenant Somchai Kongkanon to probe the matter, resulting in Anek's arrest. During the subsequent search operation, police discovered 48 meth pills neatly tucked away in a ziplock bag, concealed in a backpack tethered to an unregistered motorcycle. Intensified searches at Anek's residence yielded only drug paraphernalia, a finding that led to his grilling at the Amphawa Police Station. Anek, working as a coconut picker, explained his predicament, stating his impelling need for substantial income to look after his family, particularly his 74-year-old mother. He conceded to having procured meth at 20 baht per pill, which he insisted were solely for personal use to amplify his stamina and work output. “I only bought them for my personal use to work harder,” Anek stated, dismissing allegations of drug distribution. Despite his claims, the police remained unpersuaded, considering the evidence compiled during their operation. Anek was charged with possession of a Category 1 narcotic and set for a legal roller-coaster. Meanwhile, local law enforcement is urging the public to report any suspicious activities in their bid to tackle the drug menace more effectively, fostering a climate of cooperation between the community and the police force. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-13 -
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Thailand Overhauls Auto Tax to Boost Electric Vehicle Adoption
men work out at the gym, drink beer, shoot guns, chop wood, watch football etc Sounds like your typical knuckle dragger… -
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