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Have You Met Foreigners in Thailand Who Talk Big, But Live Small?
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India Accused of Drone Strikes on Rebel Camps in Myanmar
ULFA A rebel group based in Manipur has accused Indian security forces of launching drone attacks on insurgent camps inside Myanmar, killing at least one senior figure from the separatist group Ulfa-Independent (Ulfa-I) and injuring others. In a statement issued Monday, the Revolutionary People's Front (RPF), the political wing of the banned People’s Liberation Army (PLA), claimed over 150 bombs were dropped by drones between midnight Saturday and early Sunday. The attacks reportedly targeted four Ulfa-I camps and one joint PLA-Ulfa-I facility. According to the RPF, no casualties were reported on the PLA side, but Ulfa-I later confirmed the death of its “Lower Council” chairman Nayan Asom, along with two other leaders. Twenty members were said to be injured in the cross-border assault. Ulfa-I alleges that the strikes were carried out from Indian territory near Langwa village in Nagaland and Pangsu Pass in Arunachal Pradesh — both along the porous Indo-Myanmar border. In a series of email statements, the group condemned what it called “unprovoked aggression” and accused New Delhi of sabotaging ongoing peace efforts in Assam. Indian army officials in Assam and Nagaland have denied knowledge of any such operation. However, the lack of clarity has sparked political fallout. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi called for immediate answers, warning that such attacks—if confirmed—could derail fragile peace talks. “The Assamese people deserve clarity. If this strike occurred, it could jeopardise the ongoing peace process,” he said in a social media post. Talks between the Indian government and a moderate Ulfa faction led by Arabinda Rajkhowa have made progress in recent years. However, Paresh Baruah’s Ulfa-I has refused to participate, demanding negotiations on Assam’s sovereignty — a red line for the Indian state. The insurgent camps reportedly house multiple rebel outfits, including the NSCN and RPF-aligned PLA, many of whom cooperate across Myanmar and Bangladesh. With both sides trading accusations and official silence from India’s military, the alleged drone attack has raised serious questions about covert operations, sovereignty, and the future of peace in the Northeast. -2025-07-15 -
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Report Fed-Up Nottingham Dad Moves Family to Thailand for New Life
This article reminds me of the Eurythmic's song sweet dreams. "Sweet dreams are made of this Who am I to disagree? I travel the world and the seven seas Everybody's looking for something" Dale Smith is just dreaming, no plan, no sought after skills, no real understanding of how the world works. He will be back in broken britain to live off the nanny state in no time flat. -
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Getting a Medical Certificate for Cannabis Use in Thailand
I found no list. That would make too much sense. I think the government wants to make it a challenge finding info... like with the tax stuff they came up with recently. 🤷♂️ Anyway, where are you? You might try Googling or Chat GPT. I found the place I went to by asking Chat GPT for a list of registered cannabis shops in Phuket Town. It came back with two spots. The Greenroom was one and as I had been there before (it's 15 minutes from my home), I then asked, "Is Greenroom (weed shop) in Phuket Town registered with the Ministry of Public Health for Smart Cards and medical certificates." It said yes. Then I went to Google Maps to get their telephone number to make sure they had a 'on site' authorized medical person. I've read that some refer you to a medical clinic not at their shop, thus making everything more tedious and time-consuming. The shop I use had a traditional Thai medicine person who is always there... making it extremely easy. Good luck. Let us know if you need any help. -
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Report Fed-Up Nottingham Dad Moves Family to Thailand for New Life
Yeah, Lesbian Gender Equality degrees are top quality in the west and only leave you with a debt of $50,000.... Yes, most Thais wouldn't know what the moon is if you asked them, that is true. But Thai schools teach the basics exceptionally well and they also teach life skills like cleaning, cooking and most of all they teach RESPECT. Something that is no longer in the west. It is up to the parents to educate your kids on more worldly things if you want a well rounded education out of Thai schools, but I would rather top up my kids education wise in Thailand then listen to the bull<deleted> kids are indoctrinated with in the west. IN MY HUMBLE OPINION of course- 1
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Report Fed-Up Nottingham Dad Moves Family to Thailand for New Life
Kids love it wherever they have other kids to play with, and eventually will live on their phones, just like all other countries. What they'll do when they get to be teenagers is what matters, and then into adulthood. People here are in debt just as much, and have very little also. In the west you can have much more if you work for it. Here most stay poor all their lives
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