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Homestay Japan?: Best option for youth wishing to have an overseas experience?
Unfortunately, I must agree with you. Your writing leaves nothing to the imagination. If you could write like Philip Roth, then....I would defer to your praise for your writing. Unfortunately, once again, you do not write paragraphs anywhere near as beautiful as his. Such is the pity....because.... If you wrote like Roth, then....maybe..... ThaiVisa Forum would soon become even more justifiably famous than..... It already is. Get back to me when you have perfected your art up to the level of a Roth..... Waiting..... -
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Homestay Japan?: Best option for youth wishing to have an overseas experience?
GammaGlobulin is an ai bot used to drum up traffic to the site and improve Google rankings, not a real person. -
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Visa on Arrival refused - what is the best way to re-enter Thailand?
Visiting Thailand (or any country) on a tourist visa, or enjoying the privilege of visiting with a visa exemption, is clearly different to setting up a form of long term residency (however unofficial) on back to back tourist visas and exemptions. -
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Former PM Thaksin Calls for More Government Control Over Bank of Thailand
So an increase in taxes on the poor and a reduction in taxes on the rich and businesses. I'm sure that will increase the money flowing through the economy, as it has in everywhere that has tried trickle down economics 🙄 -
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Jussie Smollett finally receives fair justice.
I would not attach such lofty political sentiments. How about we just be real, and recognize that he was a mediocre actor who realized his career was tanking and he engaged in an attempt to manipulate public opinion. It's a tactic that has long been used by that industry. He is a vile human being and hopefully, he is treated accordingly. -
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Thai man loses 372,000 baht to nursing student in scam wedding
He went to the police, and the police wouldn't do anything. So instead he contacted an advocacy group that tries to help people with issues and brings media attention to them. Saimai Survive is the group he turned to after the police, and that's most likely why you are seeing this article at all. -
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Called at the Chonburi Taxation office
My Regional Revenue Office can more or less muddle through with English, at the level of a waitress 30 years ago. In the Area Revenue Office, no English. (Both in Central Bangkok, in areas with lots of foreigners). BTW the existence of the Regional Revenue Office is not known in the Area Revenue Office. When shown name and address of the Regional Revenue Office, staff at the Area Revenue Office had no idea what kind of place that might be. -
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ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant Over Alleged War Crimes
I note your reference to the term "genuinely" and draw your attention to past Israeli responses to similar actions. Israel has demonstrated that its judicial system does have a provision for punishing those accused of war crimes and has brought charges against IDF members who have violated the applicable code of conduct and has punished responsible parties. Human Rights groups have been able to bring cases and to receive due process in the Israeli court system. The case is very politically tinged and rests on a complaint brought by South Africa, Bangladesh, Bolivia, Comoros, and Djibouti. A supplemental complaint was brought this year by Chile and Mexico. The first group is not known for its respect for human rights , let alone due process. The second due, are now lead by leftist political leaders, both of whom subscribe to the 1970's era liberation ideaology. The cornerstone of the charges rests on allegations that the accused have intentionally starved and deprived Gazans. IMO it will be difficult to prove when the number of fatalities has been relatively stagnant for the past year, and when it can be shown that Israel has allowed aid convoys to enter Gaza. If one looks at the videos of people in Gaza as they detail their hardship, no one is emaciated or has the appearance of being starved. There are lots of claims of "on the brink of starvation", or "Gaza is likely to experience an epidemic", yet no evidence of such a situation. Yes, the people are experiencing hardship and it is obviously difficult living in Gaza. However, that can all change if the Gazans release the hostages and agree to stop attacking Israel. To be blunt, I would have done a lot worse than Israel if I was in its position.
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