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Hillary Clinton Warns of Upcoming Misinformation Targeting Kamala Harris
You never heard of QAnon? -
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Field trips don’t hurt students, poorly-maintained transport does : PM
what is different from long journey to short journey (short is same "safety") -
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Frozen in time: British expats losing out on pensions in Thailand
Boomers have had it so easy with jobs, housing and pensions. My dad is always talking about how he worked so hard for 40 years. In reality he had a easy office job, half days on fridays, often had long lunches on the golf course, was never in later than 5pm. Those kind of jobs don't exist anymore. Someone in the same circumstances these days would just about be able to afford to rent a small 2 bed on 2 adults working. House is now worth over a million (5 bed detached SE england), mum never had to work and they are bitterly complaining about the winter fuel payment taken away despite having an income in retirement of about 70k and no housing costs. They're taking out way more than they ever paid in to the system and are under some impression they're hard done by. -
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'Damning non-answer': Vance refuses to acknowledge Trump lost the 2020 election
What grade are you in? -
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'Damning non-answer': Vance refuses to acknowledge Trump lost the 2020 election
Please provide a link where Hillary alleges voter fraud in 2016. As for crazy people who believed Trump, that's a reflection on their intelligence. I'm sure you never believed Rudy's crazy lies. -
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Trump Challenges Special Counsel's Evidence Release in Election Case
Opening sentences of the above linked document: GOVERNMENT'S MOTION FOR IMMUNITY DETERMINATIONS The defendant asserts that he is immune from prosecution for his criminal scheme to overturn the 2020 presidential election because, he claims, it entailed official conduct. Not so. Although the defendant was the incumbent President during the charged conspiracies, his scheme was fundamentally a private one. Working with a team of private co-conspirators, the defendant acted as a candidate when he pursued multiple criminal means to disrupt, through fraud and deceit, the government function by which votes are collected and counted a function in which the defendant, as President, had no official role. -
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Anutin Denies Influencing Senate on Referendum Rule Change
Putting aside the particulars of Thailand's recent history, the rule - in ANY country - that you need 50%+ turnout of voters and 50%+ approval votes seems perfectly sensible. You don't change a constitution on a whim. -
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'Damning non-answer': Vance refuses to acknowledge Trump lost the 2020 election
I think the last election wasnt legit. I dont think its legit this time either, but as trump says, make it TOO BIG TO RIG. trump in a landslide would make a statement to the MSM that they have no power -
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Bangkok Raid Unveils Contraband Goods in Chinese-Owned Minimarts
GEE! what a surprise! I knw this would happen as it has happened forever.,...prior to the Chinese doing this, Japan used to be the same. They changed the name of one manufacturing city in Japan to USA and that was stamped on all the products -"Made in USA". But eventually, the Japanese products were better or at least as good as the ones being copied. The Chinese goods I believe are substandard but really cheap! -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Which of the following are not facts: There is only one TRD Code whose rules apply equally to everyone. Thailand Revenue has no interest in knowing what deductions were made from overseas funds, prior to them being remitted to Thailand. TRD is only interested in knowing whether remitted funds are assessable income and of what category. The TRD Code defines income in eight different categories that do not distinguish between overseas and domestic income. Property rental income is defined as Category 5 income, it permits a standard deduction equal to 30% of gross rental income, or, if actual expenses are greater than 30%, the sum of actual expenses provided receipts are available. https://sherrings.com/personal-income-tax-in-thailand.html https://sherrings.com/personal-tax-deductions-allowances-thailand.html “It was discussed a long time ago that any rental income that is remitted to Thailand would be considered gross of all home country deductions/expenses which would be replaced by the 30% Thai standard deduction, or, if actual expenses were greater and all receipts were available, the greater amount, per the TRD Code”. For example, gross rental income might expect to be reduced by agent fees, local taxes, cost of repairs etc. For Thai assessable income purposes, the amount of rental income remitted to Thailand is presumed to be gross and not to have been reduced by the value of those deductions/expenses.- 1
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Was this guy on here before with some videos if memory serves me correct ...
Are you thinking of CB Media (Believe his name is Chad), he got blasted for wrecking that motorcycle and stopped making videos on Thailand per se to focus on motor related content. Edit: This is the video I was referring to... -
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No wonder people like to shop at Lazada.
The last time i tried to withdraw a refund it asked for a PIN number. What PIN number. In the end i just spend it. -
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Hillary Clinton Warns of Upcoming Misinformation Targeting Kamala Harris
Judge Joe Brown knew she'd go that low. He knew her back in the day... -
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Hillary Clinton Warns of Upcoming Misinformation Targeting Kamala Harris
Negstive, Never been answered truthfully because they can’t. I know you are not capable but perhaps you can reference the posts of these answers to the specific questions I asked. Not generic verbal diarrhea that says nothing. -
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