Pheu Thai Party Leader Aims for Full Score in Problem-Solving Before Next Election
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
From the linked article: ....only 3 countries in the world taxed based on citizenship rather than residency: Phillipines, Eritrea, and the United States. -
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Election Day Updates -
This election is a real time indicator of the states one should never visit, the results tell you what percentage of that state is a product of american lamestream media -
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12-Year-Old Impregnated by Father at Refugee Accommodation Has Abortion
No, they're not illegal, they are legal refugees -
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I can only hope the violence toward Trump voters doesn't escalate.
Yes, I’ve heard of it. Never heard “Only in Orstraila”- 1
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Greta Thunberg Joins Protests in Georgia Against Alleged Election Fraud
Apologies, I misread / misunderstood your satire; the doom goblin is indeed an antisemite. It is a shame that the scarf is not tied tighter, much, much, tighter. … apologies again for my faux pas -
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Flyin to Australia With 18 Year old Son
It is interesting to note how Thailand's child protection laws seem to define a minor as one who has not yet attained 18 years of age. https://www.icmec.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/ICMEC-Thailand-National-Legislation-updated.pdf Yet both parents have to sign for a passport until the applicant is 20. If you're still concerned, I don't think it would be too difficult to draft a letter for your spouse to sign. There are templates available on various websites and they could be translated into Thai easily enough. Since in Australia the age of majority is 18, the letter would probably only be of interest to Thai immigration. But I doubt you would have any issues with an 18-year-old in any event. -
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The Subtle Shift from Boyfriend to ‘Useful Assistant’ in Thailand
Here is the AI generated summary: The author reflects on his long-term relationships with Thai women, noting a consistent evolution from romantic partners to roles resembling caregivers or logistical assistants. Initially characterized by genuine connection and affection, these relationships shift subtly over time, leading the author to feel more like a "boyfriend service" rather than an equal partner. This transformation occurs without explicit demands, suggesting an unspoken expectation rooted in cultural dynamics. Despite enjoying the act of helping, the author grapples with feelings of becoming too indispensable. Ultimately, he explores how these shifts highlight the complexities of love and partnership within cross-cultural contexts, blending romance with practical support. https://www.perplexity.ai/
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