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Thailand Video News: Road Rage Incident in Chiang Mai Sparks Online Debate (short)
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Democrats Face Backlash for Supporting Arrested Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil
Utter nonsense of the highest order. I remember the riots last summer in the UK. You had people going on twitter promoting blatant racism, whipping up a racist storm (falsely making accussations that a killer was a muslim), promoting violence. Those same people were crying out freedom of speech, and probably contributed to the mass hysteria brewing up to uneducated masses. Musk, Vance and co whinging on about freedom of speech. But as usual it's only when it's something they like and want to talk about. As soon as anyone says something they don't like then suddenly they don't like freedom of speech. You either allow all freedom of speech or not. -
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Cheapest Way to Transfer 1 million bahts to SCB account?
Just do a SWIFT transfer -
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Thai Military Service for my Dual National son.(Not living in Thailand)
The OP should ask the local Thai Consulate or Thai Embassy in London about how his son can relinquish his Thai citizenship. It appears it holds no immediate value or purpose. Then he can focus on the UK residency qualification for British military service. Good luck. It's great to have a teenager who already knows what he wants to do career wise and hoping he can find work or study in the UK to fill his "gap" years before signing up. -
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Trans punk rocker slammed for evil lyrics during onstage performance at Bernie Sanders rally
Growing up, this was quite normal to me , hardly triggered by the song in the OP -
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Cheapest Way to Transfer 1 million bahts to SCB account?
My online banking allows me to do international transfers for free. See ifq same applies to you. -
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Thai Military Service for my Dual National son.(Not living in Thailand)
Sorry, cannot answer your questions but one thing to note, when my son went to UK with the intention of joining the army he was told that there was a two year residency requirement before being allowed to apply. After two years, he contacted Capita, who were in charge of recruiting and was told it was a five year residency. So he never bothered. Now recruiting has been changed to Serco. If your son is living outside UK he will have to abide by the residency rules. It is 2 years, not 5, by the way.
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