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Iran's ‘axis of resistance’ dealt a severe blow with the fall of Assad
Russia has been pulling most of the strings over there, so it's a big blow on them too. -
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Thailand police crackdown on pornographic content production
What rubbish, it would be hard to tarnish it more - not that much of it is any more justified than it is for other countries but Thailand is not viewed as the Land of Peace & Temples the powers that be like to think it is. How can they possibly think that the country is viewed in any other way when they allow places like Pattaya, Soi Cowboy and Nana to operate in the way they do? Not that I think there's anything wrong with those places - I don't. Even closing down those places wouldn't even scratch the surface when you consider all the 'Thai Places' where sex is for sale - the Thai Cafe's, Massage Parlours, Hostess Bars..........there are even entire hotels in Ratchada. Do such establishments not 'tarnish the country's image then? Or could it be that they know how much they contribute to the economy? The quoted statement is as bad as that made a few years back when the police chiefs of Bangkok and Pattaya went on walkabout in Pattaya and stated there was no sex for sale there. Do they actually believe what they say? If so, I want some of what they've been smoking. -
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Studio Room Cleaning Service Recommendations - Central Pattaya area
Usually 500 baht or less, check at the office, usually they know someone, otherwise Facebook Pattaya groups and you'll get recommendations -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 11 December 2024
Man Found Dead, Leaves Farewell Letter Requesting Lottery Winnings Be Used to Pay Debts Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities discovered the body of a 60-year-old man in Phan Thong district, Chonburi Province, accompanied by a poignant farewell letter to his family. The man, identified as Mr. Suchart asked in the letter that any winnings from 10 lottery tickets in his possession be used to clear his debts. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1345856-man-found-dead-leaves-farewell-letter-requesting-lottery-winnings-be-used-to-pay-debts/ -
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Canada is Petrified
Like the Queensland Premier Joh Bjelke Peterson (RIP) , Trump throws his chooks (reporters) corn (information) and watches them peck around the ground as the squable. Trump and Joh ....masters in manipulation -
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Man Found Dead, Leaves Farewell Letter Requesting Lottery Winnings Be Used to Pay Debts
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities discovered the body of a 60-year-old man in Phan Thong district, Chonburi Province, accompanied by a poignant farewell letter to his family. The man, identified as Mr. Suchart asked in the letter that any winnings from 10 lottery tickets in his possession be used to clear his debts. The incident occurred in Nong Tamlueng Subdistrict, where police investigator Pol. Lt. Somsak Jai-la and rescue personnel from the Thammarasmimanirat Foundation were called to the scene. Upon arrival, the man's body was found hanging near a tree. His remains were recovered and sent to Phan Thong Hospital for an autopsy. The man's letter expressed his love and concern for his family, particularly his children. It read: "Take care of the children. I am no longer here. I love you and feel sorry for you. Please raise the children to be responsible adults so that their mother can rest easy. I have 10 government lottery tickets; if any win the grand prize, please use the money to settle all debts. Divide the rest-half for your mother and half for your brother. Please don't abandon your siblings. You are your father's treasure." The man's wife revealed that he had been under immense stress due to financial difficulties. He owed money to a relative who had come to collect 10,000 baht that day. "My husband asked me to find 10,000 baht, but I told him we didn't have that kind of money," she explained. "I told him to find a solution himself because every time there's a problem, he always relies on me to fix it. I think that must have made him even more stressed, leading to this tragic decision." Police plan to conduct further interviews with the family to determine the precise circumstances leading to the man's death. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek help. -- 2024-12-11
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