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Wall street very convinced ,its gonna be Trump
Trump has made several moves this last year to gain support from the crypto community. The dems didnt think it was important even though an estimated 40% of adult americans own crypto. As bitcoin nears its high its an indication that the market has priced in a trump win- 1
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Americans say goodbye to more brands - Surprising Closures
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Americans say goodbye to more brands - Surprising Closures
Maybe one problem is the concept of chain restaurants in general. When I still lived in Europe, the only chain restaurants which we had were American owned like Mc Donals. "Real" restaurants are from individual owners. Maybe those owners own a few other individual restaurants, but not a chain of them. What do people expect from chains? Consistency. But certainly not quality. -
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where can I buy Cider in Pattaya area???
I like the Moose cider, can buy in most supermarkers, 53 baht a small bottle at Friendship or can buy by the case. -
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What Do Sexpats Think Of Andrew Tate?
never heard of him .... but then again I'm not a sexpat I'm a boozepat- 1
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harris just acknowledged a pro Palestine supporter,about Israeli Genocide of kids
Under the Trump administration. A bankruptcy lawyer. He got the position because of his support, monetary support for Trump. He bought the position, just like Betsy Devos bought hers. Donald, Show me the money, Trump. And that from the bastion of the free press; The New York Post. Still, the best you can throw against a wall Cut & Paste today so .... -
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Sick and tired
We're on the same page regarding BRICS. Virtually nobody knows what the acronym even stands for, and those that do have no comprehension of the threat to USD hegemony. It's a bit like bitcoin - nobody understood it until it smacked the economic world in the face - basically overnight. People also forget that empires disappear somewhat rapidly, and the ruling class never see it coming. Let them eat cake. When the US sanctioned and eventually stole the Russian gold and foreign reserves, the BRICS organisation put the pedal to the metal. They've been around since 2015 (arguably 2009) but didn't make much of a wave. Now they have everything in place to rival SWIFT and the USD. Their summit next weekend will probably formally announce the Unit and its gold backing of 40%. So what will the FED do? Default - unlikely. QE and inflate - probably. Or here's a wild card - revalue gold to 150k an ounce to balance the books. Should have done that two years ago before the sanctions - that would have really put the brakes on the BRICS rapid development. But now the BRICS members have all the gold - whoops Either way, the BRICS train is coming and the G7 are just a deer in the headlights. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
I keep coming back to try and understand why some countries regard credit card transactions as potentially assessable and why they should be, but as Gant asks, why loans are not. The possibilities I see are: - the place where the transaction takes place is a key factor in forming the contract - credit card operations are seen as a service and it is that which distinguishes it from pure lending. - the sheer volume of credit card transactions and card holders makes them a more probable vehicle to try and escape tax, particularly in tourism oriented economies, which is why some Revenue Departments feel they must be included. - loans are equally as assessable but significantly rarer. Ultimately, I agree it is the source of the funds used to pay the bill, credit card or loan, that will determine assessability but the ratio of the two must be phenomenally high. For every foreigner who takes out an overseas loan to buy property here, there must be millions of people making credit card transactions using foreign cards where the bill is paid for using tax assessable income. I -
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What Do Sexpats Think Of Andrew Tate?
As far as I know he is since years accused of those crimes. But it seems the authorities don't have any or enough evidence to convict him. He might be guilty, but maybe he is not. Just the fact that he is an ahole doesn't make him guilty.- 1
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Wall street very convinced ,its gonna be Trump
Trump destroyed the longest period of economic expansion in US history. And it only took him 18 months after inauguration to do it. -
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What Do Sexpats Think Of Andrew Tate?
I am not a Sexpat. But I still comment on above. Coffeezilla exposed a couple of scams. He seems to be the good guy. But I don't follow everything he does. Andrew Tate wouldn't be as successful as he is if he wouldn't tell some truth. But obviously he is also a scammer with too many stupid followers. Will anything that Coffeezilla might expose hurt Andrew Tate? I have my doubts. It's about the same as if someone exposes another lie from Trump. His supporters just don't care. -
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US Visa for Thai Citizen - Do they have an Undisclosed Quota.
The US starts by assuming that you will stay in the US permanently, and it's up to you to prove otherwise by showing strong ties to your home country. An unmarried British partner doesn't help with that. The US does not consider defacto relationships when issuing visas. The British partner and his assets are at best meaningless to her visa application. As a single woman she will need to qualify for the visa on her own. -
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Thai Street Vendor Attacked by 20 Youths After Firework Warning
I'd prefer 2 years in jail for the punks, or an encounter with a power pole or a tree. -
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Fight outside Beverly Hills Restaurant ends with a knockout
Patron knocks out 1 of the 3 Pro Palestine supporters. A viral video shows a customer at Porta Via Restaurant in Beverly Hills confronting a group of people apparently harassing diners, before knocking one of them out with a right hook.- 1
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What Do Sexpats Think Of Andrew Tate?
Not the point at all. He's a hardened criminal involved with human trafficking, rape and organized crime. He's now under house arrest in Romania pending the outcome of some criminal charges that have been swirling around in the courts there for well over a year. They have also confiscated lots of his assets, particularly a whole fleet of luxury exotic and supercars. Meanwhile, he's now moved on to crypto scams. So anything that helps to expose his criminality (like the above video) may eventually help to stop this maggot one day. He's a really nasty piece of work and so is his brother.
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