REVEALED: Three Chinese spy balloons infiltrated the US during Trump administration but he NEVER shot them down or told the public - as Republicans call for Biden to resign for putting Americans at risk
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What Books Are You Reading ? (2025)
I'm using the Kindle App on my iPhone, but books through Amazon with OneClick. Generally works well. I've been on planes a lot in recent months so being offline having downloaded the books before has been great. I read some diverse stuff. In the last couple of months I've read: - Lee Child's 'The Secret'. - Autobiography by the ex-tour manager of Oasis (Iain Robertson). - Autobiography called "Parole", written by Rob McKeon who chaired very many Parole Boards in the UK (very interesting take on the UK's failing justice system, probably relevant to many other countries too). - John Grisham's "The Reckoning". Set in both 1940's farming and criminal justice system, alongside the US military's guerrilla actions in Bataan, Philippines, after the Death March at the hands of the Japanese military. A good book. Currently reading an autobiography called 'Shallow Graves' by Ray Fysh, who was a forensic investigator for the UK Police and ended up being at the forefront of forensic science developments in some very high profile cases. Again, very interesting. -
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Retirement visa criteria
I got hit with the residence paperwork LOL 10 years never asked for paperwork. Usually have GF with me this year gf stayed at work and I went they asked for it. -
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Thailand’s new e-visa system targets African tourists in travel boost
....Quality tourists, to be sure!! 😄 -
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Yes, Virginia, Donald J. Trump WILL be the first convicted felon to become U.S. president
And I expect you to continue talking to yourself. -
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Controversial Remarks of Muslim Council UK Candidates Surface Amid Leadership Race
Three cheeks? Most, if not all, religions are a source of trouble, perhaps Buddhism is an exception because they don't proselytize but Islam tends to be exceptional in this respect and tends to go hand in hand with bigotry, ignorance, extremism and violence with no desire to apply logic. The Arab world was a beacon of light in the middle ages, leading the world in mathematics, astrology, medicine and science in general until Islamic extremism took a real hold on society and the Islamic world took large backward steps from which they never recovered. During the middle ages the Christian world swam in bigotry, ignorance and violence but recovered and applied themselves to logic, taking up where the Arabs left off (not without a fight from the church). Today Christian bigotry still exists but secular forces have the upper hand, this isn't possible in the Islamic world because religion has forced them so far backwards that discussion is no longer possible, to reason would result in death and so intellectual ignorance is the result. I have met many Muslims in Germany and in Southern Thailand who are fine, gentle people as long as they stay in their own bubble world within the restraining influence of secularism but don't scratch the surface too deeply, there are the monsters of intolerance and ignorance waiting to appear. -
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You cannot be serious!
Forest just keep on going. Maybe they could be in Europe next season. I still think they'll miss out, but you never know. -
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Revenue Department boss calls on tax residents in Thailand to file 2024 returns by March 31
https://www.expattaxthailand.com/thailand-expat-tax-rates-allowances-and-deductions/ Side note - asking for a friend ... and myself. The personal deduction is 60K & if over 65 190K. Got that. However a friend ran onto this, from the site linked above. "Taxpayers aged 65 or over are entitled to claim an additional personal allowance of 190,000 baht. This is in addition to their 60,000 baht personal allowance." According to that statement a 65 year old expat would have a personal deduction of 250K. Is that true? Thanks- 1
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UK Pensioners in Thailand Face New Scrutiny Over Pension Fraud
This is a shameful post. Quite frankly unbelievable that you lied in Thailand for seven years and were unaware you were not entitled to pension increases. Humiliating as you clearly put zero effort into planning your Thai based retirement. Utterly feckless.
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