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Swastika Flags Flown During Donald Trump Boat Parade in Florida
You mean the case that doesn't exist except in the head of conspiracy theorists? Utter balloons -
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Should A Woman Be Allowed to hold the office of President of the USA?
Agreed it is sad. But on the positive side, it's basically only two or three misogynists replying to each other confirming their bias. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 16 October 2024
Bangkok Police Nab Gun-Wielding Man in Drug-Fuelled Standoff File photo for reference only In a dramatic midday standoff, Bangkok police stormed a residence in the Pom Prap Sattru Phai district to arrest 33-year-old Sombat from Chumphon, who was firing a gun erratically from his apartment. This tense confrontation unfolded yesterday after a vigilant neighbour tipped off the authorities. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340879-bangkok-police-nab-gun-wielding-man-in-drug-fuelled-standoff/ -
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Bangkok Police Nab Gun-Wielding Man in Drug-Fuelled Standoff
In a dramatic midday standoff, Bangkok police stormed a residence in the Pom Prap Sattru Phai district to arrest 33-year-old Sombat from Chumphon, who was firing a gun erratically from his apartment. This tense confrontation unfolded yesterday after a vigilant neighbour tipped off the authorities. Sombat faces serious charges, including possessing an unlicensed firearm, discharging a weapon in a public area, and possessing and using the illegal drug methamphetamine. Led by Police Colonel Samart Phromchat, officers confiscated a homemade .38mm handgun, additional ammo, and small quantities of meth. The arrest was anything but straightforward. Upon arrival, police found Sombat loudly disrupting the peace from his balcony, brandishing a firearm. Attempts to de-escalate the situation failed when he fired a shot, forcing police intervention. Breaking into the apartment, aided by building management, they managed to subdue and arrest Sombat. During the search, police uncovered meth concealed in Sombat's clothing. A urine test later confirmed meth usage, results corroborated by further hospital testing. Now, Sombat is in the hands of investigators at Phlapphla Chai 2 Police Station, confronting multiple charges. Authorities applaud the public’s role in reporting suspicious activity, reinforcing the importance of community involvement in maintaining safety and the weighty repercussions of drug use and illegal firearm possession. File photo for reference only -- 2024-10-16 -
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A vote for Trump is a vote for Putin / Orban / Kim Jong Un
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Thai worker killed by leftover ammunition in Israeli orchard
You've examined....lol, and? What she said still stands despite your lame attempt to disregard it. From a few days ago............... However, the ICJ did not determine that genocide was occurring; it merely stated that the Palestinians had a plausible right to protection from genocide. This legal distinction, though critical, was overlooked by much of the media and even by prominent legal experts. https://aseannow.com/topic/1340646-the-erosion-of-international-law-and-its-weaponization-against-israel/ -
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Thai High-Risk Groups Urged to Get Covid-19 Boosters
Well.... ......... mRNA vaccines can be harmful: If that's your feeling, choose not to take them The lab leak theory: Much in the news again recently and still not proven so both sides of that one remain conspiracies IMO. I tend to believe in that one but without proof it remains a theory and I still doubt we'll ever have absolute proof. Merely observing your posts leads me to my thought because you are so against anything that appears on MSM, I agree that much of it can be misleading but you do seem to denigrate it all almost as if you make up your mind in advance. -
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Thai women
I've asked my gf not to wear makeup, she looks great without, a natural beauty but she tells me that she doesn't feel confident in public without wearing at least lipstick and face cream..... blush I think it's called. She's perfect without all that fake, crap, cosmetic stuff, not a tattoo or piercings. It could be due to her coming from a very poor family, she may have wanted a tat or piercings in the past, most girls do but she never had any money. She never owned any gold before we met, it was the first thing I bought for her when her birthday came around. -
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Royal Thai Embassy Vientiane - availability for visa appointments
I don't know how the agents do it, but I would guess customers provide their passport details in advance, and they book "for them" online, as slots become available. I have also seen threads reporting on-site agent-service at consulate gates on short-notice. This would not preclude having to show up at the consulate yourself for processing. Though that was not needed at some consulates in years past, it has been required everywhere for awhile, now. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 16 October 2024
Thailand Cuts Interest Rate to 2.25% Amid Economic Pressure File photo for reference only In a pivotal move, the Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has slashed the key policy rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 2.25% effective immediately. This marks the first reduction since May 2020, reversing an increase to 2.5% just last September. The decision, backed by a 5:2 vote, arrives as Thailand grapples with escalating demands from both the government and private sectors to lessen borrowing costs and invigorate a sluggish economy. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1340865-thailands-central-bank-cuts-interest-rate-to-boost-economic-growth/?do=findComment&comment=19309246 -
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A vote for Trump is a vote for Putin / Orban / Kim Jong Un
Lost cause already 20 % of territory already taken the longer the war goes on the less of "Ukraine" will be left Though I can understand why you support Zelensky- 1
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Must Read Thailand's Central Bank Cuts Interest Rate to Boost Economic Growth
Thailand Cuts Interest Rate to 2.25% Amid Economic Pressure In a pivotal move, the Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has slashed the key policy rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 2.25% effective immediately. This marks the first reduction since May 2020, reversing an increase to 2.5% just last September. The decision, backed by a 5:2 vote, arrives as Thailand grapples with escalating demands from both the government and private sectors to lessen borrowing costs and invigorate a sluggish economy. MPC director Sakkapop Panyanukul explained that the majority of the committee believes this reduction will help alleviate debt burdens while still aligning with the country's aim of keeping household debt manageable amidst slow credit growth. The cut is deemed compatible with the economic potential, reflecting a cautious optimism for future growth. However, the vote was not unanimous. Two members argued that maintaining a 2.5% rate better corresponds with current economic conditions and projected inflation, suggesting it would provide a buffer against uncertain economic challenges ahead. Looking forward, Thailand's economy is expected to expand at modest rates of 2.7% this year and 2.9% next year. Growth is predominantly fuelled by tourism and increased domestic consumption, with a boost anticipated from government stimulus measures and robust export performance, especially in electronics. Inflation forecasts suggest rates of 0.5% this year and 1.2% next year, with a potential rise in food and energy prices looming. Meanwhile, the central bank is encouraging financial institutions to support debtors through refinancing, aiming to ease financial pressures locally. This bold rate cut underscores the urgent need to stimulate economic activity, amid a landscape of cautious optimism mixed with lingering uncertainties. File photo for reference only -- 2024-10-16 -
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Swastika Flags Flown During Donald Trump Boat Parade in Florida
Those were the charges used to get Manafort to testify in the Russia case.
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Gallup Poll: American's trust in "trusted" main-stream media falls to 31%
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