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I have sugar problem
But some people reach a stage where they need medical assistance in the form of meds. You also need to have the 3 month blood AIAC test. Yes itis possible but it is so much simpler and not that expensive to pop in see a doctor and get advice. -
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The Unheeded Warnings: How Mass Immigration Is Reshaping Europe
Murray is a legend. An incredibly intelligent man. I suggest everyone read his book The Strange Death of Europe. It is uncanny how accurate his predictions have proved to be, in such a short space of time. -
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Three Palestinian babies freeze to death in Gaza as winter sets in
Circumvent the propaganda from both sides. Give the world’s news reporters free access to report independently and directly from the camp. Surely they’re not going to be in the way of any military action or betraying the location of troops while reporting from a refugee camp. -
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Drunken Foreign Couple Causes Chaos at Pattaya Hotel, Woman Detained After Fleeing
It is The Daily Mail, so to be expected. -
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Trump & Biden Share Starkly Different Holiday Messages as Leadership Transition Approaches
Who would have thought you're mistaken... Here's where you went wrong: E. Jean Carroll’s case: U.S. Federal Law (18 U.S. Code § 2241 & § 2242) doesn’t apply—it wasn’t in federal jurisdiction. Tara Reade’s allegations: They were never tried in court. Biden: He is not advocating the death penalty for the offense, so there’s no irony in the Reade case. -
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Bitcoin or Gold?
I would be interested to know more about these low risk/ high income Thai income funds. My SO thinks cash in the bank is "safe" (despite the constant robbery of inflation and withholding tax on interest payments) and her aversion to making automatic bill payments due to fears of being ripped off. It might be worth it to start something up here along those lines. I do live in Thailand. I no longer have to report taxes from my previous country of tax residence. I will submit my last tax return for year 2024, but I will only be taxed up until June 30th as that is the day I officially left - I am waiting for annual pay slips from my previous employer that are issued at year end. I still have assets there. I report/ ed the fiat-equivalent balances of my accounts at year end and for a while I reported the interest gains (because interest and dividends are usually taxed there) until I learned that these payments were not subject to interest withholding tax in my case. There is no capital gains tax for such gains, but the balances can attract a wealth tax. Furthermore, if your personal trading activities (probably as applied to traditional brokerages) satisfy certain criteria (apparently loosely applied, and never applied to me), your gains may be taxed as income. For years I was submitting screenshots of web pages as proof of crypto assets due to the regulatory grey areas surrounding crypto. At the moment I believe only funds remitted to Thailand are possibly considered as taxable income. Fair enough. I also understand that they might change the rules again to go after world-wide income. At this point I might consider a Thai DTV, assuming I could set up something that was legally considered as employment, and do a "Visa run" every 180 days. -
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Baltic Sea Power Cable Outage Sparks Sabotage Concerns Amid Regional Tensions
Do you have a link?
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