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Quake Jolts Thai Tourism: Rising Concerns Over Safety
In a Country of persistent Law Breakers from top to bottom, not to mention the bent Building Inspectors, the intruduction of new laws means diddly <deleted> ! -
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The left wants to destroy the Greatest country on Earth.
The mother of all jokes... America has changed enormously, no long exceptional, now has a leader who is convicted felon, a conman, a serial liar and centers everything on his massive ego, regardless of showing any leadership re law, values or morals. -
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British Expat Finds Bliss in Thai Paradise, Won’t Return Home
Pictures courtesy of Claudia A British expat, Claudia, has exchanged the gloomy skies of the UK for the sunlit beaches of Koh Samui, Thailand, and vows to never go back. Since her move in 2023, she’s been narrating her idyllic island life to thousands on TikTok, highlighting the wonderful lifestyle and lower cost of living that Thailand offers. Claudia, a social media strategist originally from the UK, claims she left the UK's dreary weather, negativity, and cost-of-living woes behind. On her TikTok account @islandlifewithclaudia, she shares her daily experiences, revealing that even mundane tasks seem enjoyable under Koh Samui’s sunny skies. Claudia mentions, "In the UK, you get maybe two months of good weather a year. Here, I wake up to blue skies and go paddleboarding." Beyond the weather, Claudia has benefited from Thailand's noticeably lower expenses in outsourcing tasks. Claudia amazes followers with tales of minimal household chores and has garnered attention with a video seen over 300,000 times detailing tasks she outsources—cleaning, laundry, and cooking—showing the ease and affordability found in this tropical setting. She explains hiring household help costs between 440 and 880 baht (£10-£20) for a full clean, providing more time for business pursuits. Such lifestyle choices have sparked conversation on her platform. While some viewers praise the freedom, others have criticised the ease at which she lives. However, Claudia argues, "It's not lazy—it's smart. I use the extra time to scale my business," reinforcing the idea that outsourcing is not just about convenience but supports the local economy. Claudia’s experience mirrors others like her from the UK. Another British expat, Celine Diffin, moved to Vietnam for similar reasons, also enjoying a reduced cost of living and a more relaxed lifestyle. The Diffins pay just 19,000 baht (£432) monthly for accommodation with affordable dining options. As more Brits consider moving east for better living conditions, Claudia’s Thai adventure remains blissful, with no intention of retreating to UK shores. Her message resonates: paradise and affordability await those ready to embrace change in Asia’s thriving expat communities. Based on a story by The Thaiger -- 2025-04-01 -
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Marine Le Pen’s Political Future in doubt, verdict rocks French far right
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UK Pension Payments into Thai Bank Account
Got it ! - now you know why i'm renting a 25m2 roon in Nurun Condo ... lol -
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UK Pension Payments into Thai Bank Account
Got it ! - now you know why i'm renting a 25m2 roon in Nurun Condo ... lol
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