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Foreign Tourist Swallows Traffic Ticket in Odd Pattaya Incident
Not so. First no label here. If it were the case, I would not have welcomed some immigrants of this skin color in my house, from different African countries. As I wrote, we are trying, I am trying. But only to realize how they disregard rules, and our culture. So when I saw the video of this guy, I could relate to the bemusement of the officers. And referring to your comment about "the exact same thing about the white guy", I can just comment that I also welcomed many 'white guys' as you call them, but to never see such bad behavior from any of them. But it must be stated that dealing with first generation newcomers is where the problem is at its peak... But so often, when facts are offered on this site, many members here just try to criticize. If you have facts, like having welcomed a great number of Africans in your house, only to find them of a higher culture than yours, please explain and describe for the benefit of the users here... -
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Russia Accused of Using Migrants to Destabilize Europe, Warns Italian PM Meloni
Trying to justify your irony Vlad...... Back to more facts: Russia, Belarus using migration as political weapons Russia and Belarus have been accused of using migrants to disrupt EU unity. According to the European Commission, over 90% of migrants crossing illegally from Belarus to Poland hold Russian student or tourist visas. Reports claimed that Belarusian authorities provided tools like ladders to help migrants breach border barriers. In 2024, this tactic intensified, with irregular crossings at the EU-Belarus border rising by 66% compared to 2023. https://etias.com/articles/eu-border-measures-target-migrant-weaponization-by-russia,-belarus -
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Japan dethrones Thailand as top tourist spot
Japan has an average IQ of 106, the highest in the World, Thailand is barely treading water at 88. I think education is seriously lacking here in Thailand, but that's by design, last thing the Elite want is an "educated people". -
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Trump Calls for Return of Panama Canal Over "Unfair" Transit Rates
Maybe it's time that Britain thinks about taking control again of those Nort American colonies. -
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Who lives on 20k a month ?
There is a fine line between existing and living. Do not need much for a good living, but there is some basic needs that is necessary to feel you are both happy and secured. For most expats, that means access to foreign food and products. Pattaya is the cheapest expat city for foreigners who basically have everything you need. If poor and single, Pattaya is the poor man place to go. -
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Angry Customer Opens Fire in Hat Yai Restaurant: 2 Dead, 3 Injured
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What are you feeding your Thai dog?
I have adopted a few soi dogs. Currently just giving them a large bowl each of dry food. Is this enough? I had a dog last year and gave him half a tin of dog food and dry food. But I noticed he was putting on a lot of weight from the tin food. Is a bowl of dry food enough per day? thanks.
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