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RFK Jr - MAHA (Make America Healthy)
That all sounds rather 3rd person. I'd be more interested in what he actually said, especially given the Pharma funded MSM's recent tendency to misquote people that step away from the accepted narrative. Then I'd be interested in the study that nobody probably did comparing the vaccine uptake before and after his visit. Along with a count of how many people actually missed their scheduled vaccines in the time between his visit and the surge in cases. Four months you say? Vaccine hesitance doesn't work that fast. -
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Pattaya Condos: History and Future
You're doing a good job of driving home the point I was making in my earlier post. 130,000 condos in Pattaya but once you put in even just 3 basic criteria, price, location, and size, the number shrinks drastically. True for both rentals or sales. I have posted many times that I would hate being a real estate agent in Thailand--just way too lazy and with way not enough patience. Being an agent forced to handle rentals, with no good, up-to-date rental listing service, would land me in one of Dante's circles of Hell. The topper, though, is the tiny payment for all the work and patience required, usually just the first month's rent, maybe 30 or 40,000 baht, or less. That adds up to a big no thanks, from me. I'd probably rather scrape chewing gum off the steps of the Washington Monument than do condo rentals--I'd be earning a regular salary for all the work, rather than income uncertainty. At least with sales, there is a much bigger payoff and you're doing roughly the same amount of work. The agent who sold our last house a couple weeks ago earned over 400,000 baht in commission--and earned it. Hmm. Maybe 40,000 baht for a rental vs. maybe 400, 000 baht for a sale. I can see why one of your agents asked if you might be interested in buying, instead. I should mention that agents working in an agency also usually have to kickback part of what they earn to the agency, so that leaves even less for them. You might need to be more proactive in your rental search. I would check Facebook Marketplace daily. I have used it looking for properties for sale and the times I have contacted the placer of the ad, the property was usually still available. There should be some listings that are still available for rentals, too. Another option would be to first narrow your search to the area you want to be in and then go to some of the condo projects in that area yourself and chat with the front desk staff/condo management. They will often know if something is available for rent. We sold our first Bangkok condo when the condo staff, who knew we were selling, directed someone to us who had wandered in looking for a condo to buy. Good luck with your search. -
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Economy Trump's Tariff Troubles: Thai Academic Sounds Alarm on Key Issues
That is a good question. I wanted to ask the same. What can a citizen do? -
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Will there ever be a safe vaccine?
The only bit I really agree with is; 'drink lots of water'. Seems to me like it's propaganda piece to promote the MMR vaxx. Which is mentioned early on. Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander also encouraged parents to take up any offer of the MMR vaccine in order to prevent children from contracting measles. Ms Alexander is implying that having the vaxx will prevent measles. I do not agree with her. I've looked, and I can't find evidence that there is a measles virus. And it goes without saying; no virus = no viral disease = no effective vaxx = no need to have a vaxx
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