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The wall is one of Trump's better ideas. I wish the UK could put a wall up the middle of the English channel. -
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BKK Bank 4 months banked method??
Just another person's opinion, I would NOT voluntarily close any Thai bank account, regardless of having another one to fall back on. We have no idea what changes are blowing in the wind, such as state entities needing to know the opening date of account, other banks introducing similar or more onerous restrictions on foreign account holdings, etc.. TiT remember. -
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EU Folds - Agrees 15% Tariff
Even more amazing that you see all those non-existing deals. There is no trade deal with the EU yet. A framework was set up to work out a deal. It's all over the internet, probably not on X and Fox though -
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The playbook the guilty use to cover up famine, as in Gaza
One can have a righteous cause, one’s foe can be wicked and brutal and primarily responsible for the conflict’s toll, and still — under any coherent theory of just war — there is an obligation to refrain from certain tactics if they create too much collateral damage, to mitigate certain predictable forms of civilian suffering and to have a strategy that makes the war’s outcome worth the cost. These are tests that Israel is failing. The first one is the hardest to assess, because every protracted war yields inevitable civilian suffering, and an urban war against an entrenched enemy especially will have cruelties that can’t be refined away. Such a war cannot be fought exclusively with precision strikes, the soldiers fighting it cannot be prevented from making terrible mistakes, and war crimes are inevitably committed even in righteous conflicts. So there is no way to look at the rubble in Gaza and the death-toll estimates and offer a mathematical proof that Israel is failing to exercise adequate restraint. I just think it’s true. Deaths from famine are a clearer matter, which is why the threat of starvation is leading even some of Israel’s strongest supporters to warn its government that something must be changed. Here, Israel has made a strategic choice, trying to separate food distribution from a system that it argues Hamas was exploiting for its own purposes. But if your strategic choice leads to children dying of starvation when the food is available to feed them, then a civilized nation has to make a different choice — even if that makes things easier for its enemies to some degree. But this brings around the third way that Israel’s warmaking seems currently unjust. It wasn’t certain that America’s total-war strategy against Nazi Germany and imperial Japan would bring that conflict to a stable, peaceful ending, but the fact that it did so helped vindicate American policymakers — because part of the justice of a war depends on whether you have a reasonable plan for peace. That kind of plan still seems absent nearly two years into the Gaza war. I am respectful of the fog of war and open to the possibility that a decent outcome will emerge. Perhaps there really is a tipping point in Hamas’s degradation beyond which it will be unable to reconstitute itself, at which point a multilateral, Arab-led approach to rebuilding Gaza will become a realistic option. Perhaps the second-order effects of Israel’s blows against Hezbollah and Iran are opening up diplomatic options that have not yet been fully exploited. From a NY Times editorial -
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Crime Vietnamese Loan Shark Gang Busted in Bangkok for Illegal Lending and iCloud Lock Scam
Rigth.Its a reason why these scammers stay in Thailand.From all over the world. Kidnappings and more.
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