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A Police Visit on Remembrance Sunday Reveals the Reality of Our Two-Tier Justice System
Oh dear. I fear my home country, the UK, is heading for deep trouble... -
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Dog deterrent app that actually works ??
You seem unusually ignorant about soi dogs for someone that claims to have lived in Thailand for 60 years. -
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
The economy is excellent if you are part of the asset ownership class. If you're not, the economy sucks. That says Wall Street and asset prices are disconnected from Main Street. Trump knows the state of the economy much better than you, that I can guarantee. https://usawatchdog.com/ -
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Thaksin's Hospital Stay Under Scrutiny as Agency Delays Inquiry
There are 2 million reasons why the hospital kept him there. -
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DEI is dead! Let's celebrate the demise of that woke nonsense
“RIP DEI. This is what comes next.” In the wake of Trump’s election, the president of a DEI consulting firm said she’s decided to pull the plug, close up shop, shut it down. Source: https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/rising-stars-wednesday-november-13 The CEO, Amber Cabral, began like this: “It may seem extreme to decide to close my company mere hours after an election result, but let me paint the picture for you.” The colors red and orange featured prominently in Amber’s verbal portrait. “Since late Fall of 2022,” Amber explained, “my industry has been in a major decline.” In other words, things were already headed downhill even before Trump was re-elected. Corporate America was already shifting away from DEI, cutting teams, budgets, and most importantly, outside consultants. The optics were getting really bad. Amber noted that, “a lot of DEI practitioners either didn’t have support or flat-out did not know what they were doing.” (Thank you, Matt Walsh.) Then a couple months ago, Amber’s corporate clients put all pending DEI training sessions on hold. When she asked them why, she got two answers. First, they wanted to wait till “after the election.” Second, they worried that conservative filmmaker Robby Starbuck start tweeting about their DEI activities. And now that Trump is President, Amber expects those clients to “soon shift from postponed to canceled.” She isn’t waiting for the body-positive lady to sing. Amber blames Americans who voted for Trump, who “don’t want to listen or be accountable or move through disconnection,” whatever that means. But she admitted that the DEI approach already wasn’t working. “The ‘let me drown you in the data so you feel guilty enough to change’ approach has been failing.” Her sad conclusion: “It’s beyond time to put the current model to rest and with it, the clinical definitions, and the constant desire to describe and explain what our preferred diversity, equity, and inclusion acronym means and why it’s the right one. None of this is working.” “I’m okay,” Amber rhetorically sobbed, grappling with her strong emotions, “with letting DEI rest in peace.” RIP, DEI. To be clear, the failure of Amber’s DEI-training business was not the good news. As a fellow entrepreneur, I sympathize with Amber, and would encourage her to move on to her next venture quickly. It will be even more successful, and probably a lot more productive, than the last one. But if DEI consultancies are starting to close, if cowardly corporations are finally jettisoning the profoundly racist and counterproductive ideology in favor of getting back to basics, then we are even closer to winning than we thought. = = = -
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
""The country is unaffordable now. I dont need to click your link to know that you dont live in the US"" My X-apartment in USA, ALONE ( large 1BR in a apartment complex ) is now rented @ $1050.00USD a month. My cost in Thailand ( 2BR, Yard, Garden including all Utilities and 2 Mobiles in a gated community ( also my cost for a storage unit has DOUBLED in past 2 years ) is UNDER $1000US. I live here, ONE of the reasons, is value for monies. -
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Foreign Group Detained in Thailand for Illegal Residency Bust
And a big cheer for TM-30 and 90 day reports. -
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Pattaya Wind Turbine Project Abandoned; New Landmark Proposed
They should not spend millions of baht on any project that requires maintenance unless they have an airtight contract that specifically requires maintenance and funds to support it. They can’t even get the roads and sidewalks done properly and maintained. Just another way to make money off the people.
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