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Who said you bank/s aren't passing on your information to governments. Expats be advised !
Correct, but the banks have to tell the government, and the government informs other governments. The result ends up the same. -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
Those are all islands, hence the "Koh" and most of those are ruined as well. I prefer the mainland. -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Any money earned overseas, in any way and sent to Thailand. -
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Slyguy - IPTV Add-On
Matt Huisman (Sly Guy) has been shut down a few times. Maybe this time for good. -
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What’s the best area in Thailand for expats to settle for long-term living?
Funny You stay Pattaya, I go to Koh Phangan, or Koh Phayam or Koh Kood, or any other destination I feel the need to visit. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 13 September 2024
Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Tak Bai Massacre Defendants After No-Shows Picture courtesy: Thai Rath The Narathiwat Court has issued arrest warrants for six defendants linked to the tragic "Tak Bai massacre" following their failure to attend their court hearings. The high-profile case revisits a dark chapter in Thailand’s history, nearly two decades after the deadly event took place. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1338035-court-issues-arrest-warrants-for-tak-bai-massacre-defendants-after-no-shows/ -
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Who said you bank/s aren't passing on your information to governments. Expats be advised !
I don't think that banks in one country supply information about an account holder's details to a government in another country. The exchange of information is between governments. -
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Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Tak Bai Massacre Defendants After No-Shows
The Narathiwat Court has issued arrest warrants for six defendants linked to the tragic "Tak Bai massacre" following their failure to attend their court hearings. The high-profile case revisits a dark chapter in Thailand’s history, nearly two decades after the deadly event took place. The seventh defendant, retired Lieutenant General Pisan Wattanawongkiri, currently a party-list MP for the ruling Pheu Thai Party, was not subject to an arrest warrant due to parliamentary immunity. The court will urgently request the House Speaker's permission to arrest Pisan or have him waive his immunity. Should he comply, Pisan would be expected to appear in court on 15th October. The six defendants who now face arrest include: - Major General Chalermchai Wirunpeth, former Fifth Infantry Division commander - Police Lieutenant General Wongkot Maneerin, former director of the Royal Thai Police’s Forward Command Centre - Police Lieutenant General Manot Kraiwong, ex-chief of Provincial Police Region 9 - Police Colonel Saksomchai Phutthakul, former superintendent of Tak Bai police station - Siwa Sangmanee, former deputy director of the Southern Border Provinces Peacebuilding Centre and later Interior Ministry deputy permanent secretary - Wichom Thongsong, ex-Narathiwat governor The court confirmed that authorities have the mandate to arrest these six defendants before the statute of limitations expires on 25th October. The massacre occurred on 25th October 2004, when approximately 1,500 Thai Muslims gathered to protest in front of the Tak Bai district police station in Narathiwat. They were rallying against the detention of six men. As tensions escalated, police responded with tear gas and live ammunition, leading to seven immediate deaths, reported Thai PBS. Following the crackdown, nearly 1,300 protesters were detained. Tragically, 78 of them died from suffocation and organ failure after being piled on top of each other in trucks during a five-hour transport to the Inkayut army camp in Pattani Province. Picture courtesy: Thai Rath -- 2024-09-13 Get the ASEAN NOW daily NEWSLETTER - Click HERE to subscribe -
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Arthroscopy
Best avoided unless essential as repeat ops are often required. 200k+ baht. Listen to pain and back off -
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He is Right...It is scary
Meanwhile, although Morgan still appears to be sucking up to Trump at times, he had some rather interesting comments to say on the Harris-Trump debate that he posted on X (Twitter) about the same time as his Weinstein interview above. As follows: https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/1833768716619640835 -
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Does this pension amount sound about right?
What planet have you been living on? The government, and yes, that's Centerlink, has access to everything. -
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Australian Aged Pension
Which political party do you think is for workers? They are all in it for themselves these days. -
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Australian Aged Pension
You ignore posters that prove your data and facts to be incorrect. -
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Who said you bank/s aren't passing on your information to governments. Expats be advised !
I'm sure some Thai people know his address.
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