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Icelandic man gets his face busted after falling into Pattaya drain
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Rubio: Trump is serious about buying Greenland
Are you aware of the US Constitution? It's called the First Amendment Freedom of Speech. If the moderators had issues with what I said to you I'm sure I would have heard back from them. Anyway I was just expressing an opinion so you need to get over it -
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Giant King Cobra Startles Krabi Residents Amid Drought
Picture from responders. Residents of a village in Krabi were left in shock when a massive king cobra, measuring 4.5 metres in length, slithered into the front yard of a house, seemingly in search of water. The dramatic encounter took place in Moo 5, Khlong Ya, Ao Luek district, as drought conditions continue to impact the region. The homeowner, 54-year-old Mr Watin Kaewsuwan, was left stunned when he spotted the enormous serpent approaching his house. Believed to have descended from a nearby hillside, the snake was likely drawn into the residential area due to the scarcity of natural water sources following a prolonged dry spell. Local rescue volunteers from the Khlong Ya unit of the Ao Luek Sawang Kharakun Foundation swiftly responded to Mr Watin’s call for help. Upon arrival, they discovered the giant cobra hiding in the grass near a roadside drainage ditch. The reptile attempted to escape but was safely captured within 15 minutes using expert handling techniques. The snake measured an astonishing 4.5 metres in length and weighed approximately 15 kilograms. It was carefully placed in a sack before being released back into a remote forested area, far from human habitation. Rescue teams have urged residents to exercise caution, warning that more snakes may venture into villages in search of water due to the ongoing drought. They advised people to avoid approaching venomous reptiles and to immediately contact wildlife experts or rescue teams if a sighting occurs. The drought, which has left many natural water sources dried up, is not only affecting human communities but is also forcing wild animals to venture beyond their usual habitats in search of sustenance. -- 2025-02-08 -
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Sin city: Brit beaten by furious Thai bar girls over unpaid bill (video)
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Bomb Blast in Pattani Injures Four Officers, EOD Investigates
More than a decade ago: "Coup needed for Thailand 'to love and be at peace again - army chief," May 23, 2014, The Guardian. How's that working out through now almost two decades of failed negotiations with the Malay Muslim insurrection? -
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Trump’s mad, mad, mad, mad world—now with extra madness
Let me just take that apart and correct you where necessary. I asked you when she was evacuated? She needed treatment for a long time and if she was evacuated, it was relatively recently. The photo below is I believe, from last October. She was constantly denied permission to leave and seek treatment abroad. She was also, like many other Gazan's denied medicines. I do not, if you took the time to read my posts, take any side. Your babyish name calling only makes you appear ridiculous. I lie, I do take sides, I take the side of all innocent people - be they Israeli of Palestinian. What Hamas did on 7 October was horrendous, they are murdering scum. Most of the people they kidnapped or murdered were innocent members of the Israeli pubic - some were even peace activists. Israel's reaction to October 7th has been massively over the top and has resulted in the killing of over 40,000 people - some estimates say 50,000. Gaza has been turned into rubble. However, rather than achieve their aims, the Israeli's have created thousands of new recruits for the terrorist group - US intelligence's reports, not my claims. What right has either side go to bring the public into the matter? The hostage children of Israel are innocent but no more innocent than the Palestinian children in Gaza. My side? I'm on the side of the innocents. So please grow up and accept the truth. Israel could have avoided this entire situation if they stopped their land grabs and hideous treatment of many Palestinians - items also reported on by brave Israeli citizens. There was and is, no need to destroy Gaza to achieve Israel's aims. On the other hand, some Palestinian groups need to accept that, justified or not - Israel exists and is there to stay. Terrorist activity is very unlikely to achieve their aims. I don't support the terror groups methodology but I understand why they act as they do - they are fighting a very powerful enemy. How would you do that with what they have? Both sides must recognise that the other exists. The world, in the form of the UN, thrust this upon the Middle East as a form of settlement for the Jews following WW2 - a plan originally constructed by the UK. The only solution to the situation, that has gone on far too long - several generations knowing nothing but conflict - is for the world to impose peace on both sides forcefully - and police the situation until its settled, dealing with disenters as they go. Iran needs dealing with, it is mainly them that spread ridiculous Islamist ideologies and fund the terrorist groups. You won't agree with a word of that last paragraph but ask yourself this - are the Palestinians going to stop this on their own? Will Israel? The world needs to deal with the monster it created. More than anything at the moment - Trump needs to keep his mouth shut. Look at the photo (if you can) and tell me this little girl has any blame for October 7th.
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