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Teenage Husband Attacks Dorm in Dramatic Search for Wife
A 19-year-old man, Mr. Chok (name changed), stormed a dormitory in Pathum Thani late at night, searching for his 17-year-old estranged wife, Ms. A (name changed). Things quickly spiralled into chaos when he discovered her with another man, Mr. Waet (name changed), aged 20. In the ensuing scuffle, he seized a knife and injured both the man and his wife. The incident occurred around 1:00 am on October 13, 2567, in the Dechcharoen community, Ku Kot district, prompting police and emergency volunteers to the scene. Mr. Chok sustained significant knife wounds to his arms and was rushed to hospital by emergency responders. Meanwhile, Mr. Waet and Ms. A suffered facial injuries and were treated on-site. Ms. A revealed she had separated from Mr. Chok 5-6 months ago, leaving behind their toddler. Despite this, Mr. Chok tracked her down at the dorm earlier that day, witnessing her with another partner. According to Ms. A, Mr. Chok punched her in the right eye and attacked Mr. Waet. After leaving initially, Mr. Chok returned late at night, insisting she come home. In the resulting altercation, Mr. Chok managed to grab a knife from Mr. Waet’s friend and pursued the group, who eventually fled. Mr. Chok claimed he came to persuade Ms. A to return home, as she had left their 2-year-old daughter with him. He alleged he was threatened with knives and a homemade gun by the other men, which led him to retaliate. Police collected the weapons at the scene for evidence and have taken all individuals involved for further questioning. Mr. Chok remains in custody due to the possession of the homemade firearm as investigations continue, reported Khaosod. Picture courtesy: Khaosod -- 2024-10-14 -
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US Soldier Sentenced to 14 Years for Attempting to Assist ISIS
Good to see an American supporter of America’s enemies getting the justice he deserves. More please. -
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New Study Reveals Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe
No I think its perfect for this one. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 October 2024
Family Terrorised by Late-Night Machete-Wielding Intruder Picture courtesy: Thai Rath A mother and daughter in Udon Thani were left terrified after a neighbour, identified as 23-year-old Chanon Chiaocharn, reportedly broke into their home late at night wielding a machete. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340622-family-terrorised-by-late-night-machete-wielding-intruder/ -
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What's happening in Pattaya
Having a thread dedicated to upcoming events in Pattaya isn't too much to ask. Music, car shows, fireworks etc etc etc. I understand if you live there you see the banners and are aware but those of us who live nearby wouldn't mind a heads up on upcoming events. -
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Swing state voters: McCain’s daughter threatens to spill tea on her dad’s thoughts of KH
Sarah Palin 'cost John McCain two million votes in 2008 US election' 'Palin saw a sharp increase in negative evaluations as the fall campaign progressed' Wednesday 20 January 2016 Sarah Palin's track record in politics from 2009-on isn't terrible. In the Tea Party wave of 2010, when Palin's popularity among conservatives was near its peak, candidates won in 33 of 64 races where she endorsed. She's had some high-profile wins since and some big losses, including on Donald Trump's current national spokesperson's congressional bid. The value of any one endorsement is often hard to determine, given the number of factors that go into a political campaign, of course. There was one race in which Palin appears not to have been much help — and, in fact, hurt the candidate. According to a 2010 study from researchers at Stanford University, noted by Brendan Nyhan, Palin's presence on the 2008 Republican presidential ticket cost John McCain 1.6 percentage points. In an election in which 131 million people voted, that's 2.1 million votes that McCain should have gotten but didn't. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/sarah-palin-cost-john-mccain-two-million-votes-in-2008-us-election-a6822871.html -
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Poll: One-Third of Thais ‘Very Angry’ if Handout is Cancelled
What are the eligibility requirements ? -
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Family Terrorised by Late-Night Machete-Wielding Intruder
A mother and daughter in Udon Thani were left terrified after a neighbour, identified as 23-year-old Chanon Chiaocharn, reportedly broke into their home late at night wielding a machete. The incident took place on 10 October around 8:30 pm and was captured on CCTV. Police have since detained Chanon on charges of trespassing and carrying a weapon without reasonable cause. Petchrat Noogeo, 52, a long-time resident of the Nong Taolek community, recounted her history with Chanon, who had previously lived nearby and had been known to her family for years. Chanon, she explained, had once been a monk at a local temple, but his behaviour became erratic, allegedly involving substance abuse and violent outbursts. Petchrat stated that Chanon had even harassed her on multiple occasions, culminating in his recent break-in. On the night of the incident, Petchrat’s daughter, Worapitcha Noogeo, 23, was at home watching TV when she heard noises at the door. She described seeing Chanon jump over the fence and enter the house. Worapitcha called out to her mother as Chanon walked into their kitchen, brandishing a machete and shouting threats. Fortunately, he left soon after without causing physical harm, though their property was damaged. Chanon’s mother, Kamchan Naiguad, 55, said she was unaware of her son's actions until later, noting that he had been drinking heavily that evening. She expressed regret over her son’s behaviour and stated she would not interfere with the legal process. Following his arrest, police confirmed that Chanon tested negative for drugs, though he still faces charges of trespassing at night and carrying a weapon. Authorities are continuing their investigation, reported Thai Rath. Picture courtesy: Thai Rath -- 2024-10-14 -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Again, dismiss and denigrate the content of real world reports from readers on their tax experiences. These reports are more useful than most of the theoretical ramblings (mine included!!!) that make up 99% of this thread. Here's what the user reports: Been to 2 different Regional tax offices. (just last week), Both had to phone head office in Bangkok. ALL knew nothing about taxing foreigners. All asked what visa I was on, I said LTR, ALL replied " no tax on retirement pensions". They checked all my paper work I had taken, House agreement, passport, paper work from pensions department UK, UK tax code, Military pension paperwork. Thai bank statements, They had no idea of what to do with it. I asked if i needed a tax code, they laughed and said, no, you not pay Thai tax. -
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New Study Reveals Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe
We should perhaps have a thread on that. -
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Over 200 Vehicles Damaged After Municipality Resurfaces Road Without Warning Signs
555 somchais at their best! -
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New Study Reveals Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe
I don’t find anything funny about Hamas. -
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New Study Reveals Columbus Was a Sephardic Jew from Western Europe
Why would it? I'm not one of the terrorist protestor students I was referring to..... -
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Thai gov. to tax (remitted) income from abroad for tax residents starting 2024 - Part II
Grown up intelligent people are able to view the two things as being separate and different, the first refuting an untrue statement by a member, the second demonstrating BOT's and TRD data reach and data sharing capabilities, but not mentioning credit card suppliers specifically. If you want to conclude what you have, that's on you, I haven't insinuated anything. Given you history and track record, you need to stop stalking me and challenging everything I have to say on the subject of tax or I will raise a formal complaint.
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Trump’s Michigan 'Man of the Year' Claim Debunked by Newspaper Correction
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