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Motorcyclist dies in flames reminding everyone of the peril of "green lights" in Thailand
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The Spurs Cup Thread
Well he hasn't let in more goals than your shaky defence gooner! -
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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
In the UK we had a Tory politician say a while ago that "homelessness was a lifestyle choice"! Where do these people come from? The planet Zarcon? There were various replies to her comment, mostly unprintable, but when you have people with that blinkered opinion of how the "lower classes" live, it is probably one of the reasons why they lost the last election. (Mind you, the new lot aren't much better, but as this is a post about American politics I will "zip it"!) replacement -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 7 November 2024
Thaksin Shinawatra to Boost Pheu Thai Campaign in Major Comeback File photo for reference only Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is making waves in the political scene as he prepares to take the stage in Udon Thani next week. This marks his first public appearance since ending his self-imposed exile last August. Thaksin, at 74, is set to rally support for the Pheu Thai Party in the forthcoming Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) mayoral elections, which are scheduled for February next year. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1342911-thaksin-shinawatra-to-boost-pheu-thai-campaign-in-major-comeback/ -
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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
Yep, a boot licker, I am surprised you admit it........ -
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What Americans Want and why Democrats Failed
You could be correct in that assessment. Unfortunately I can foresee those same youngsters coming to realize their expectations were based on political promise and not reality.- 1
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Thaksin Shinawatra to Boost Pheu Thai Campaign in Major Comeback
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is making waves in the political scene as he prepares to take the stage in Udon Thani next week. This marks his first public appearance since ending his self-imposed exile last August. Thaksin, at 74, is set to rally support for the Pheu Thai Party in the forthcoming Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO) mayoral elections, which are scheduled for February next year. Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit, a prominent Pheu Thai figure, believes Thaksin's involvement will energise the campaign. "I believe Thaksin’s role will be a morale booster for the party and the electorate," Suriya noted, emphasising Thaksin’s influence and expertise from his previous time in office. However, he clarified that Thaksin would be a campaign assistant, not overshadowing the party's activities. Udon Thani, a Pheu Thai stronghold dubbed the unofficial capital of Thailand’s northeast, was strategically chosen for Thaksin’s return. His appearance on 13th and 14th November aims to bolster Pheu Thai’s grassroots engagement and reinvigorate local enthusiasm. With candidate applications opening in December, the Pheu Thai Party is keen on securing vital seats in key regions, leveraging Thaksin’s star power to energise their campaign. His anticipated appearance has already sparked excitement within the party, giving their election strategies a notable boost. Thaksin's return to public life began in March when he revisited his hometown of Chiang Mai with his daughter, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, receiving a warm welcome from influential figures, indicating his continued significance in Thai politics. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-07 -
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The Coming Reality Under the 57th President
Ah, it was a typo. Time ran out to correct it. Tough to be as perfect as your messiah. As for my outlook, all of you are welcome to come back here in a year or two and laugh, but I suspect you'll be in the grip of financial calamity, especially the little short guy who putzes around Pattaya on a red Vespa, living off a pension paid by the US Taxpayer, and using the funds to buy women his "charms" are insufficient to get without paying a few thousand baht. That pension is either going to disappear, or be inflated into nothing. I suspect a Recession was in the cards no matter who won, as the current advance is long in the tooth and the debt buildup too severe, but the abject incompetence of the POTUS-elect guarantees that it will be much worse than it has to be. The US has been lucky, under the leadership of Biden-Harris, to avoid what has already hit the other G7 nations. US growth since 2020 has been three times the G7 average. Felonistas can argue the other G7 can catch up, but I am betting instead on the US sinking, especially as Europe is going to do worse as Russia is allowed to annex Ukraine and turn its eyes to Poland and Estonia. The equity market rally might last anywhere from a day or even shortly into his term, but it should be used as an opportunity to lay off risk to the Greater Fool. When the lemmings are running for the cliff, best to get out of their way. I like to take an occasional look at a famous haiku from Matsuo Basho, as considering its meaning served me well in my second career as a hedge fund manager: Go ahead, cricket Chirp away I know it's Autumn Always fade the fools. -
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Japanese Yakuza Gang Members Arrested near Pattaya for Assault & Illegal Cannabis Sales
wtf ? Sato you this poo 💩 No , i no likey !! 🤮 Sato the powers of persuasion , ahh sooo 💩
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