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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
So you read the whole contents of the link including the questions and answers in less than two minutes! I am really impressed! I am however pleased that you are convinced now and will stop your uneducated anti gay posts! -
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Car recommendations
And the op is looking for a family car for him his wife and 2 small children I am sure most families when looking for a family car very low down on their list of requirements are maximum horse power and maximum torque In Fact I don't know of anyone that has purchased a family car where their prime requirement is performance they tend to look at more the safety aspects types seat belts and fixtures air bags and other safety features In Thailand it is still possible to buy a new car where airbags are for driver and front passenger while other brands in Thailand offer 6 or 7 airbags for all passengers not just driver and front passenger -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Finance Ministry Weighs 10,000 Baht Benefit for Senior Thais: A Boost or Burden? File photo for reference only The Finance Ministry of Thailand finds itself in the spotlight today as it considers an intriguing proposal- a cash benefit of 10,000 baht (£228) to Thai citizens over the age of 60. The proposition, forwarded by former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra during his recent election campaign in Udon Thani province, targets the senior citizens who are currently excluded from the state welfare system. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343580-finance-ministry-weighs-10000-baht-benefit-for-senior-thais-a-boost-or-burden/ -
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Why experts are blasting Trump for 'already breaking the law'
Have you never heard the phrase "his conviction was overturned on appeal"? you're so deluded you can't read the definition of convicted... you're a very sad case. -
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Finance Ministry Weighs 10,000 Baht Benefit for Senior Thais: A Boost or Burden?
The Finance Ministry of Thailand finds itself in the spotlight today as it considers an intriguing proposal- a cash benefit of 10,000 baht (£228) to Thai citizens over the age of 60. The proposition, forwarded by former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra during his recent election campaign in Udon Thani province, targets the senior citizens who are currently excluded from the state welfare system. Finance Minister, Pichai Chunhavajira, announced his intention to present the idea at the Economic Stimulating Committee's forthcoming meeting. The committee, overseen by Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, will assess Shinawatra’s recommendation. Chunhavajira hinted toward positivity for the suggestion. Given that Thailand's senior population sans state welfare cards is seen as not excessively large, adopting such a benefit scheme might prove less of a burden to the national treasury, he conveyed. He also clarified that this potential cash benefit would act as an independent aid system and would not be integrated with the broader 'digital wallet' scheme currently in operation. The proposal, novel in its concept, has sparked conversation across sectors regarding the balance between boosting the nation's economy whilst ensuring the budgetary restraints remain unhampered. With the Finance Ministry recognising the need for further discussions, this considered benefit may prove the next step in redefining Thailand’s social welfare structure. However, several questions hang in the balance surrounding the financial feasibility of such a move, and its ultimate impact on the well-being of senior citizens. As the nation's eyes look towards the upcoming committee meeting, it will be interesting to see how this proposal plays out in the larger context of Thailand's welfare schemes. File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-14 -
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Why did Jeff Beck call Jimi a god? Why was Jeff so in awe of Jimi?
Never hear Hendrix on radio now he’s forgotten b time, young listeners don’t listen t Hendrix -
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
The US taxpayer is currently funding approx $850 billion p,a, to service the interest on approx $35 trillion of national debt. IMO one method to assist servicing the debt would be to increase corporate tax. However, people who have a much greater understanding of the US economy will have published research papers, why not seek out the content e.g. https://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR300/RR353/RAND_RR353.sum.pdf -
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