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Trump Policies Credited as Critics Mock Washington Post’s “Mystery” Over Fentanyl Decline
Mike Hunt shows his true colours in his responce to my comments. Weak insults,no positive comments and still shows he puts Trump's cuts ahead of human life.Not his of course only the weak and disadvantaged people.Even Musk is calling out Trump for his idiotic management style all action no thought.After bankrupting most of his business and most of the contractors who did work for him he now wants to bankrupt the USA. -
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Report Thai Roads: Quiet Amidst Chaos, The Culture of Low Horn Use
That is what my wife keeps telling me, but it has not happened yet. Had some tail-gate me but none willing to get out of their car. What are you supposed to do when you are driving around a bend on a 3-lane road and the "Lewis Hamiltons" want to use all 3 lanes. I just hold my lane with the horn full on until they realise that I am not moving to suit their poor driving. -
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Clash of the Titans: Trump and Musk's Public Fallout Sends Shockwaves Through Washington
UPDATE: Musk Strikes Back: SpaceX Grounds Dragon Spacecraft Amid Clash with Trump Musk Strikes Back: SpaceX Grounds Dragon Spacecraft Amid Clash with Trump Elon Musk has escalated his feud with President Donald Trump by announcing the grounding of Dragon, the spacecraft used to ferry astronauts and cargo to and from the International Space Station. The dramatic move, revealed Thursday on Musk’s social media platform X, marks a significant shift in U.S. space operations and deepens the political fallout between two of the country’s most influential figures. “In light of the President’s statement about cancellation of my government contracts, @SpaceX will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately,” Musk wrote. His post included a screenshot of Trump’s earlier threat to terminate federal subsidies and contracts linked to Musk’s vast portfolio of companies. The implications of SpaceX pulling Dragon from service are potentially severe. Dragon is the only operational spacecraft capable of returning large quantities of cargo to Earth, and it was the first privately built craft to transport humans to the space station. Its grounding could disrupt NASA's ability to execute routine missions, particularly given the limited alternatives for human-rated spaceflight and cargo delivery currently available. NASA, in a measured response, expressed its intention to proceed with the administration’s plans for space exploration. “We will continue to execute upon the President’s vision for the future of space. We will continue to work with our industry partners to ensure the President’s objectives in space are met,” wrote NASA press secretary Bethany Stevens on X. The agency stopped short of commenting on how it would immediately address the vacuum left by SpaceX’s departure from ISS operations. This high-stakes development is the latest in a fast-unfolding feud between Musk and Trump. The rupture began as a simmering disagreement earlier in the week and exploded into public view on Thursday, when Musk accused the president—without presenting evidence—of being named in classified documents connected to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump, for his part, has not shied away from responding in kind. In remarks at the White House, he lashed out at Musk for criticizing his economic policies and downplayed the billionaire’s influence in the 2024 election. He further implied that Musk was turning against him now that Tesla, his electric vehicle company, stands to lose financially under Republican plans to roll back EV tax credits. The situation quickly devolved into a public slugfest, with Trump threatening to eliminate government contracts to Musk’s companies, and Musk countering by taking direct action that could jeopardize critical federal programs. The decision to ground Dragon is not only a technological and logistical setback for the Trump administration but also a calculated political maneuver from Musk, who appears determined to leverage his industrial empire in this personal dispute. As tensions mount, neither man seems willing to back down. Musk’s role in the Trump administration—as head of the now-dismantled Department of Government Efficiency—once signaled an unusual alliance between Silicon Valley innovation and conservative governance. That relationship, however, has now fractured spectacularly, with real-world consequences that could extend far beyond Washington. Musk, whose companies span sectors from space travel to artificial intelligence and automotive technology, has shown he is not afraid to use his platforms—both digital and literal—as weapons in a political fight. The question now is how far he’s willing to go, and how the federal government, already rattled by the abrupt change in space strategy, plans to adapt. With the International Space Station depending heavily on Dragon for both supplies and crew rotations, and with few other options ready to step in, the feud between the billionaire and the president may soon extend beyond rhetoric—into orbit. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Hill 2025-06-06 -
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Accident Thailand's Grim Motorcycle Death Toll Sparks Helmet Campaign
Maybe it is nature's way of culling...- 1
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Crime Pattaya Police Detain Armed Foreign Gang Near Tourist Area
Give us your Tik tok name and I will join up. How much do you pull in per month?
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