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UN Removes Genocide Advisor: She Refused To Label Israels actions as Genocide
Its not just in the WSJ. Your attempt to kill the messenger is not working. Many outlets are carrying this: UN adviser leaves office ‘over refusal to accuse Israel of genocide’ Alice Wairimu Nderitu left her post after four years amid claims she was edged out by those critical of the war against Hamas https://www.thetimes.com/world/middle-east/article/un-adviser-genocide-israel-gaza-t058xrpcv -
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Donald Trump has NO mandate -- not for his election and not for his extremist policies
Wny not agree to disagree with the 77 million who voted for Trump and elected him prez--and go away, find something useful to do or post about. Movies, food--you have other topics sometimes. And BTW Trump Won the Popular Vote, Contrary to Claims Online -
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Hdprime missing channels
As well as the problems mentioned here, I have had no live TV using two different brand android boxes, but can still access all channels on my Samsung tablet. Two requests for help have gone unanswered which I find to be entirely unacceptable. I have used HDPrime for many years but I'm now looking elsewhere, partly because of the technical issues but mainly because of the uncaring customer service. If anyone has any insight as to why android boxes wont work but tablet still does, or, if there are any recommendations to a similar alternative service, I would be very interested to hear. -
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What Is the Best Way to Fly?
So many variables involved with such a question which is so very multifaceted and subject to: - class of travel - travelling companion - distance of travel / destination - ease of getting to sleep 1) Business class - great for some, others don't want to or can't pay that 2) Travelling companions - Business is very expensive when paying for the whole family 3) Distance - shorter flights with layovers with a nap in a hotel can be great, or a stopover with a short city break. 4) Or if you sleep well - an over night business class is great (if can be afforded) 5) Ease of sleep - some just can't sleep at all and need 'medical aids' (i.e. Benzodiazepines etc), work great, but its still not a comfortable flight in eco - but it takes the edge of, or if in Business can help a person sleep for 9 hrs straight !! --------- Personally - When with the family: We go Eco, take day time flights and use a stop over for rest. Either use the hotel in the Airport, or better still, a hotel close to the airport - chill, have dinner, wake up, back to the airport refreshed) for another day time flight. We often extend the lay-over to a stop-over and have a look around the city (i.e. Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, Istanbul)... Important things to take: - Noise cancelling headphones - Good ones (such as Sony MX-3s (4's or 5's) critical against crying babies - there is always one and it is a parents right to travel as much as it is anyone else's - but some struggled to handle their baby - the noise cancelling headphones turn that noise into nothing).... - iPad with your own movies - especially if you travel a lot, you may have seen many of the movies already. -
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Phatthalung: Grandmother missing after saving boy from drowning
A grandmother saved her four year old grandson as he was about to drown in a canal in Phatthalung province but the heroic act tragically cost her own life. This incident occurred when both fell into a canal after inspecting floodwaters near their home. Police in Phatthalung received a report yesterday, November 26 at 5pm about a person missing in the water at a canal in Ban Kae Taera, Village 8, Tha Khae subdistrict, Mueang Phatthalung district. Upon arrival, officers, along with Phatthalung rescue volunteers and divers from the Phatthalung Provincial Administration Organisation, discovered only the shoe of 49 year old Chotika Promaksorn, who was swept away by the current. Her grandson, a young boy, was saved by his father and brought to safety. Witnesses recounted that before the accident, Chotika and her grandson were walking along the canal, taking pictures of the floodwaters about 50 metres from their home. Suddenly, they slipped and fell into the canal. Fortunately, the boy’s father had just returned from work and heard the cries for help. Rushing to the scene, he saw both being carried away by the water. He quickly jumped in to rescue them. Chotika managed to push her grandson towards his father, ensuring his safety, but she was unable to withstand the strong current and was swept away. Rescue teams have been tirelessly searching for Chotika but she remains missing. The community is deeply affected by this tragic event, with many expressing sorrow and admiration for Chotika’s bravery. The incident has drawn attention to the dangers posed by the floodwaters, prompting authorities to issue warnings and increase safety measures in the area. “She was a loving grandmother, always caring for her grandson. It’s heart-wrenching to see such a loss.” The police urge residents to exercise caution and report any areas that appear hazardous. The community has come together, offering support to the family and assisting in the ongoing search efforts. “We are doing everything possible to find her. The water is challenging, but we remain hopeful.” Despite the grim circumstances, the family is grateful for the survival of the young boy, who is now back in the care of his father. This event serves as a sombre reminder of the risks associated with natural disasters and the need for vigilance. The search for Chotika continues, with rescue teams committed to bringing closure to her family. As the community rallies together, the spirit of unity and support strengthens their resolve in these difficult times, reported KhaoSod. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Matichon Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-27 -
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President Kamala Harris
You are the one perpetuating this thread, as you keep posting over and over. If you have reasons to want it closed, contact the admin directly. Surely there must be enough forums back in the US, to discuss things largely unrelated to Asean. -
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Donald Trump has NO mandate -- not for his election and not for his extremist policies
Yes Trump did win. Biden had no mandate to allow millions of illegals into the country, yet he did so. Biden had no mandate to attack the oil industry, yet he did so. Did they even have a mandate for a proxy war in Ukraine or to support the israelis? I don't believe they had a referendum on that. In the US version of democracy, the government doesn't need a mandate to do whatever it wants.
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