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Biggest game of the EPL season this w/e?
Dear me!! Couldn't be more wrong if I'd tried. Cherries were well beaten on all accounts. Let's hope they don't lose sleep, or heart, over this result. Aafter all, they were playing perhaps the best the in Europe. Cottagers winning at Toon? Forrest hitting 7. Wow! They don't call it the best league in the world for nowt. I like the English lower divisions too though. Another team hitting 7 was the Peacocks. My team, Orient, went down at home. Well played Garry Gunner. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 2 February 2025
Pheu Thai Dominates Provincial Elections with Bhumjaithai Trailing Picture courtesy: CH3 News In a significant display of political strength, the ruling Pheu Thai Party has secured the majority of the seats in the recent provincial administrative organisation (PAO) elections in Thailand. The elections, held on Sunday across 47 of the nation's 77 provinces, saw Pheu Thai claiming presidential positions in 18 provinces. Bhumjaithai, a coalition partner, followed closely with 12 seats, marking a notable achievement in the local political landscape. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350601-pheu-thai-dominates-provincial-elections-with-bhumjaithai-trailing/ -
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Pheu Thai Dominates Provincial Elections with Bhumjaithai Trailing
Picture courtesy: CH3 News In a significant display of political strength, the ruling Pheu Thai Party has secured the majority of the seats in the recent provincial administrative organisation (PAO) elections in Thailand. The elections, held on Sunday across 47 of the nation's 77 provinces, saw Pheu Thai claiming presidential positions in 18 provinces. Bhumjaithai, a coalition partner, followed closely with 12 seats, marking a notable achievement in the local political landscape. The PAO elections are crucial in Thailand, shaping the governance of provinces beyond the central oversight. They provide a measure of the current political climate and public opinion towards ruling and opposition parties. These elections have reaffirmed the influence of Pheu Thai, led by Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, reinforcing its leading position within the political sphere. Bhumjaithai's performance, securing the second-highest number of seats, further solidifies its role as a key player in Thai politics. Independent candidates emerged as a distinct force, capturing six PAO presidential seats. This suggests a growing trend towards independent local governance or dissatisfaction with traditional party politics among some voters. Despite being a potent force historically, the main opposition, known as the People’s Party, only managed to win a single seat, in Lamphun. This outcome has surprised many, highlighting potential challenges for the party and perhaps signalling a need for strategic reconsideration in forthcoming contests. The Democrat Party, another well-established entity, garnered four seats, maintaining its regional influence, particularly in the south. Chartthaipattana and Prachachat each secured two seats, while Palang Pracharath and United Thai Nation picked up one seat apiece. Interestingly, political dynamics were underscored by the involvement of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who actively campaigned for Pheu Thai candidates alongside his daughter, Prime Minister Paetongtarn. Thaksin's influence, especially evident in the northern provinces like Chiang Mai, where Pheu Thai won narrowly, continues to resonate in Thai political circles. However, in Chiang Rai, another northern stronghold, Pheu Thai fell short despite Thaksin's efforts. These elections reflect the strategic importance of provincial seats in the broader constellation of Thai politics, where local issues blend with national narratives. With the conversion of public sentiment into political power, Pheu Thai's performance signals a robust base of support as it navigates an evolving political environment. As the dust settles on this round of elections, the results underscore both the shifting allegiances within Thailand's electorate and the enduring influence of established players. With 32 Thai Baht to 1 US Dollar today, the financial dynamics continue to play a pivotal role in how political decisions impact local economies, making PAO elections pivotal in directing provincial development and growth, reported Bangkok Post. -- 2025-02-02 -
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Trump Moves Forward with Tariffs on Canada and Mexico, Citing Trade Deficit and Border Issue
That's the plan. American businesses and consumers (including MAGA rubes) will pay tariffs, and the money collected will finance text cuts for (mainly) the rich! The most affected will be the lower classes which spend most of their revenues because there's not much money to spare, and buy cheap imported goods. They also pay little tax, so tax cuts won't help them. -
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Do covid-19 mRNA vaccines cause Turbo-cancers?
I guess awarding the Nobel Prize for medicine to Katalin Kariko and Drew Weismann in 2023 for the development of mRNA vaccines was a mistake, then. Try as I might, I can't find any reference to the article you cite being peer-reviewed. When it cites Dr, John Campbell as one of its sources, the ivermectin promoter, it's a huge red flag. -
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Average height of NBA: Are players, today, too tall to be fair?
You mean, 110 kilograms.
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