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British Man Arrested for Overstay and Insulting Phuket Officials
I also heard that it must be your home country. As I mentioned previously, I also heard that the 20,000 Baht maximum fine reduces by 200 Baht for every day spent in immigration prison, so, 100 days in the monkey house before deportation. -
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Biden Administration Weighs Preemptive Pardons Amid Trump’s Return
So you say, have you bothered to check? -
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Biden Administration Weighs Preemptive Pardons Amid Trump’s Return
Correct - you need to accept your are guilty before being pardoned. There are legal ramifications including the loss of the 5th Amendment right if you are pulled before a Congressional inquiry or Grand Jury. The notion of pardoning a "phantom" crime would almost certainly end up at the Supreme Court. Before that happens, Hunter would need to be charged with a felony that occurred with the pardon period. SCOTUS wouldn't take it on until 2026 at the earliest, we'd maybe see a verdict in June that year, otherwise 2027. Jack Smith is already being investigated for misconduct by the DOJ, it will be interesting to see if he is given a "phantom" pardon. -
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Thai Tax Strategy Revamp: VAT Hike, Income Tax Cuts Proposed
So now they dropped the plan, it was just a misunderstanding 😉 -
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Amnesty International "It's a Genocide in Gaza"
One man's terrorist is another's freedom fighters. So you look like a terrorist sympathizer from most of the world's population at this lovely point in time -
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Latest developments and discussion of recent events in the Ukraine War
yes its lagging because of security reasons.. im sorry we lost that villages already.. the only good news is the squads there evacuated safely PS: we just got answer from HQ.. our orders are to hold our positions -
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B'Tselem's - Unleashed: Abuse of Palestinian by Israeli Soldiers in the Center of Hebron
For over a year, Israel has been waging an unrestrained war on the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and within the State of Israel. The indiscriminate violence that has always marked the Israeli apartheid regime’s approach to Palestinians living in the area under its control is now appearing in its most direct and exposed form. While Israel wreaked death and destruction on Gaza in unimaginable proportions, a record number of Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire in the West Bank in 2024, and the number of detentions and administrative detainees also reached a historic high. Since the war began, many attacks on Palestinians by soldiers and settlers have been documented throughout the West Bank. These attacks are aimed at Palestinians suspected of no wrongdoing and are often carried out in plain sight, in full view of officers and commanders. The rise in both scale and frequency of such attacks, while law enforcement regarding injury to Palestinians and their property is virtually nonexistent, indicates that these are not isolated incidents. They are the outcome of an explicit, deliberate and systemic policy to further the oppression of the entire civilian Palestinian population. The scope of violence against innocent Palestinians, revealed in testimonies in our latest report, “Unleashed,” is a case in point. This reality leaves Palestinians with two options: uproot themselves from their homes, land and communities, or live in constant fear of violence. More in our latest report, “Unleashed: Abuse of Palestinian by Israeli Soldiers in the Center of Hebron,” link in the first comment. http://www.btselem.org/publications/202412_unleashed ABOUT B'SELEM - B’Tselem – The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories strives for a future in which human rights, liberty and equality are guaranteed to all people, Palestinian and Jewish alike, living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. Such a future will only be possible when the Israeli occupation and apartheid regime end. That is the future we are working towards. B’Tselem (in Hebrew literally: in the image of), the name chosen for the organization by the late Member of Knesset Yossi Sarid, is an allusion to Genesis 1:27: “And God created humankind in His image. In the image of God did He create them.” The name expresses the universal and Jewish moral edict to respect and uphold the human rights of all people. Since B’Tselem’s inception in 1989, we have been documenting, researching and publishing statistics, testimonies, video footage, position papers and reports on human rights violations committed by Israel in the Occupied Territories. The initial mandate we took upon ourselves focused on the occupation regime in the West Bank (including East Jerusalem) and in the Gaza Strip. However, over the years, it has become clear that the concept of two parallel regimes operating between the Mediterranean Sea and Jordan River – a permanent democracy west of the Green Line and a temporary military occupation to the east of it – is divorced from reality. The entire area that Israel controls is ruled by a single apartheid regime, governing the lives of all people living in it and operating according to one organizing principle: establishing and perpetuating the control of one group of people – Jews – over another – Palestinians – through laws, practices and state violence. In more than 30 years of work, B'Tselem has earned a place of honor in the local and international human rights community, and has received various awards, including the Carter-Menil Award for Human Rights (1989, jointly with Al-Haq); the Danish PL Foundation Human Rights Award (2011, jointly with Al-Haq); the Stockholm Human Rights Award (2014); and the Human Rights Award of the French Republic (2018, jointly with Al-Haq). B’Tselem’s video project has also received various awards, including the British One World Media Award (2009) and the Israeli Documentary Filmmakers Forum Award (2012). B’Tselem is an independent, non-partisan organization. It is funded solely by donations: grants from European and North American foundations that support human rights activity worldwide, and generous contributions by private individuals in Israel and abroad. The essence of the apartheid regime in place between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea is to promote and perpetuate the supremacy of one group over another. B'Tselem works to change this reality, recognizing that this is the only way to realize a future in which human rights, liberty and equality are guaranteed to all human beings living here, Palestinians and Jews alike. -
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Dual Pricing in Thai Tourism: Economic Necessity or Hidden Bias?
"I love being ‘woke’. It’s much nicer than being an ignorant f**king tw*t" Kathy Burke
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