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Plane stupid! Australian man’s flight crash threat lands him in jail
Oz should make him ambassador to the US, the new president will love him. That hairdo will look great with a red cap. -
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French Restaurant Owners in Phuket Arrested for Assault
Kyrigios is not a top tennis player .,He is and was a c grader at best. -
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French Restaurant Owners in Phuket Arrested for Assault
Your employees arrive late for work, I'm sure there are other disciplinary measures an employer can take rather than physical violence, open a restaurant in France and give that a go with late employees...pathetic..... -
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Foreigner Holds Thai Wife at Gunpoint in Car – Police in Chumphon Launch Search
UPDATE Social Media Frenzy over Dramatic Car Quarrel Unfounded A tense car dispute between a foreign husband and his Thai wife erupted on social media, igniting a flurry of concern as it appeared the man was wielding a gun. However, upon closer inspection, this was revealed to be a misleading assumption. The real story unfolded on Tuesday afternoon (17th January) as the pair were intercepted on the Lang Suan-Chumphon road in Thailand. A Facebook user posted a video of the incident, claiming a foreigner was threatening a woman with a firearm inside a vehicle. This alert was concerning, especially considering the reported presence of two children in the car. As the post gained traction, relayed by outlets such as TV Channel 7 and Naewna newspaper, local police were prompted to investigate. Authorities successfully stopped the vehicle around 4.25 p.m., only to find a completely different scenario from what was sensationalised online. Inside were the husband, the wife, and their child—no gun in sight. The woman, who remained unnamed, explained the situation. The couple had been en route to Nakhon Ratchasima, intending to collect her Swiss mother-in-law and travel to Krabi. The drive took a sour turn when accusations were exchanged: the husband accused his wife of being romantically involved with another man. This triggered a heated argument. The wife, under the influence of wine, became emotional and attempted to exit the moving vehicle. Her husband, maintaining control behind the wheel, managed to pull her back inside, causing the vehicle to swerve dangerously—a moment captured on video, leading to the false gun claims. Although shocking to viewers, the incident did not include firearms or malice. To ensure clarity and safety, police brought the couple to the station for breath alcohol testing and drug evaluation. The incident serves as a reminder of the potential for misinformation to spread rapidly online, often spurred by dramatic imagery without comprehensive context. As viewers and consumers of online content, it's crucial to remain discerning and await verified reports before drawing conclusions. While this family can breathe a sigh of relief with no charges or injuries reported, the episode underscores the importance of cautious driving and level-headedness, especially during domestic disputes. As for the couple, they're now left to resolve their differences—outside the glare of viral media, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2025-01-18 -
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OnlyFans video-watching: Could this be the "OnlySolution" to world overpopulation?
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Gaza's Governance: Uncertainty Persists Despite Ceasefire
The future of Gaza remains clouded with uncertainty, even after the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement. Both Israel and the United States, along with the Palestinian Authority, have rejected the idea of any governance in Gaza involving Hamas. Despite being significantly weakened by Israeli military operations, Hamas has not been eradicated, leaving its potential influence over Gaza unresolved. Reports from Israeli media reveal that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed the notion of replacing Hamas with an interim Arab coalition. Gulf nations such as Saudi Arabia and Qatar, along with Egypt, Jordan, and the Palestinian Authority, had reportedly supported the idea. However, Netanyahu stated that such a coalition would not materialize “before total victory and the eradication” of Hamas had been achieved. The U.S. administration has consistently called for a Gaza that is “never again governed by Hamas or used as a platform for terrorism,” reiterating this stance since November 2023. Outgoing Secretary of State Antony Blinken emphasized the importance of this goal, saying it was crucial for achieving "a lasting peace." "For many months, we’ve been working intensively with our partners to develop a detailed post-conflict plan that would allow Israel to fully withdraw from Gaza, prevent Hamas from filling back in, and provide for Gaza’s governance, security, and reconstruction," Blinken said during remarks at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. He confirmed that the plan would be handed over to the incoming Trump administration to advance its implementation. After the Doha agreement, President-elect Donald Trump pledged to collaborate closely with Israel and U.S. allies to ensure Gaza “NEVER again becomes a terrorist safe haven.” However, his administration has yet to outline specific intentions for Gaza’s governance or its position on the Biden administration’s plan. Blinken proposed that the Palestinian Authority should work with international partners to establish and manage an interim administration responsible for essential civil sectors in Gaza. "The international community would provide funding, technical support, and oversight," he noted. He further emphasized that this administration would involve “Gaza Palestinians and Palestinian Authority representatives, selected after genuine consultation with Gaza residents.” The power would then transition “to a fully reformed Palestinian Authority administration as soon as it’s feasible.” Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa, speaking in Oslo, insisted that "it will not be acceptable for any entity other than the Palestinian Authority to govern Gaza." He added, "We are the government of Palestine, ready to assume our responsibilities in the Gaza Strip as we did before." Despite these discussions, the future hinges on several factors: Israel’s willingness to make compromises, the Trump administration's regional strategies, and the role of Palestinian actors. The Palestinian Authority faces questions about its legitimacy, while Hamas, though weakened, remains a significant player. Adding to the complexity, Israeli reports in January highlighted that Hamas continued to demand a role in Gaza’s governance as a precondition for negotiations on releasing Israeli hostages. This unresolved tension underscores the deep challenges facing any long-term resolution in Gaza. Based on a report by AFP 2024-01-18
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