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Will Trump deport the LEGAL Haitian migrants in Ohio as promised?
That's total BS, there are gangs all over the world. Are we expected to open our borders and wallets to every peron that is afraid? Stay in your country and fix it. -
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Retention Crisis in UK Armed Forces as Families Warn of Impact from VAT on Private Schools
The Military cannot stop the immigrants under international law! International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), 1974 -
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Controversy Over ‘Mx’ Titles: Young Pupils and Gender-Neutral Teachers
Controversy Over ‘Mx’ Titles: Young Pupils and Gender-Neutral Teachers. What in Satans name , Stick to what's the Truth; Male,Female. No Wannabes as Teachers in the schools It's bad enough already as it is for the kids. -
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Retire Malaya VS Thailand: Advantages? Disadvantages? Your Experiences?
Good for you. But this forum is full of threads from Farangs who are sick of the place and constantly complaining about the Thais. In 10 years of living in Malaysia I've never had any trouble with any of them. In fact if anything the Malays are the most gentle and polite of all the races here. The Chinese have a natural abrasiveness in their culture - you see it best in places like Hong Kong where they are in the majority and given their head to fully act out. The Malays are a moderating influence on the Chinese, and the Chinese equally give the Malays an entrepreneurial push, and the necessity to moderate the fundamentalism. The result is a better mix for both, and for expats. -
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The White Lotus blooms with Lisa BLACKPINK’s acting debut in Thailand - video
You must have a sad life. Sorry to hear it. If you're interested, there are a lot of adult websites out there with deepfake Lisa videos and photos. It might be your kind of stuff. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 12 November 2024
Fake monk returns to Bangkok to beg day after losing robes - video Photo courtesy of The Nation Just one day after being unmasked as a fake monk, a 65 year old man from Saraburi, Central Thailand, was spotted back on the streets of Bangkok, resuming his act as a disabled beggar—but this time without his monk’s robes. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343353-fake-monk-returns-to-bangkok-to-beg-day-after-losing-robes-video/- 1
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Iraq’s New Law Proposal: Lower Age of Consent for Girls to Just Nine
Whereas you come from the USA who just voted in a convicted felon, rapist, sex pest who walks into children’s dressing rooms when they are getting changed and fraudster to be their next president. Why are you people so spectacularly ignorant? -
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Fake monk returns to Bangkok to beg day after losing robes - video
Just one day after being unmasked as a fake monk, a 65 year old man from Saraburi, Central Thailand, was spotted back on the streets of Bangkok, resuming his act as a disabled beggar—but this time without his monk’s robes. Last weekend, netizens sparked an outcry when they spotted the fake monk begging in the Phaya Thai district, using crutches and pretending to be disabled. Outraged by the impropriety, social media users demanded action, prompting police to step in. Officers quickly identified the imposter as Nipon, a former monk who had recently turned to begging under the guise of a Buddhist holy man. Last Sunday, November 10, Nipon was taken to Monks Hospital, where he was disrobed for breaking monastic law and was fined 100 baht for begging, a direct violation of Buddhist principles. However, in a twist that stunned many, a TikTok clip surfaced yesterday, showing a familiar figure—this time dressed in white—receiving donations on the street. The video, posted by user @zhetols, was captioned: “Today, he wears white. Now that he has been disrobed, he can do the same job. #fakemonk #monkpretendingdisabled.” With his monastic disguise stripped away, Nipon’s latest act sees him returning to the streets, unfazed by the scandal that exposed him. While some Bangkok residents remain shocked by his brazenness, others worry about the potential damage to the public’s trust in genuine Buddhist monks, reported The Nation. This incident has also reignited debates on stricter regulation and enforcement to curb impersonation and exploitation of public sympathy. By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of The Nation Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-12
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