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Japanese Tourist Fined for Defying Sky Lantern Ban in Chiang Mai
This is pathetic - typical of the Police to charge a foreigner when local Thai's are doing the very same thing in their thousands. .... and rightly so.. this clearly had nothing to do with the law and everything to do with extorting a foreigner. Every single hit from a from simple google Image search for New Years Eve in Chiang Mai shows lanterns... The hypocrisy and targeting of foreginers in this example stinks. -
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Azure Hotel (formally Centara) Soi 15 Seized/closed
You're correct. A Thai court must approve the US request for the property seizure. And I would assume that it would be true in this case otherwise it would be pretty easy to for a local lawyer to undo. How could Thailand be reluctant to enter into such treaty they already signed? -
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Trump Reiterates Warning to Hamas on Hostage Release
I have no idea. Who said all new recruits would be Palestinians? -
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Trump Reiterates Warning to Hamas on Hostage Release
I do not believe that to be true . How many Palestinians have signed up to join Hamas since the war began ? -
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Trump Reiterates Warning to Hamas on Hostage Release
Really? How's that then, if around half are dead, then a good portion of the other half is taken out with injuries, where is this recruitment coming from and how are they getting the arms? -
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Thailand as home, roaming the world tax free - the pipe dream
I agree, and whilst many think it's just for the big fish, the laws do not, and can not discriminate, so the little fish are caught in the same net also. True. There are also countries making it harder and harder to still claim to be a resident for tax purposes, to availe themselves of tax free thresholds and exemptions. It's been the source of much debate in the Australia forum where the government has proposed changes to tax residency laws that are similar to Thailand, and that is 183 days inside Australia, you are a tax resident, but outside of Australia for 183 days, you will be deemed a non tax resident, and the tax rates on non residents starts at 30% from $0 to $135,000, no tax free threshold, and no exemptions. Pensions are deemed an income, pensions are taxable, there is no exemption for the aged pension, there is no means testing in the proposed changes, and the aged pension is not covered by the DTA, and the Aussie expat is in Thailand full time, so over 183 days. Put all that together and it doesn't look good. Time will tell how that unfolds, but I completely agree, the noose is tightening, even for the little fish, whether that be resident or non resident for tax purposes. -
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Russia Dismisses Proposed Peace Deal from Trump Transition Team
You missed out what led to that, he wouldn't give in................🤭 -
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Cooking oil
It is beyond me, that people haven't read the literature concerning saturated fats. They are not harmful, are in fact desirable. https://www.jacc.org/doi/full/10.1016/j.jacc.2020.05.077?fbclid=IwAR1v-IS6yVRkvsY5alEAqgKIbr9MbyyNQHI6u8ODveZPrc9TjQjvalm3AQw& and https://www.zoeharcombe.com/2020/06/cochrane-saturated-fat-reviews/?fbclid=IwAR1o2QWrxy3F4K2xK6HrCnMfSnmG1jnPfOFor6ZpGsqAHGyxp-txCqXYAJ0 Pretty extensive trials have shown that high levels of Omega-6 are present in all seed oils and that if they overweigh the amount of Omega-3 significantly, they are harmful. AND... why does nobody ever mention coconut oil? Olive oil is likely contaminated with other, cheaper oils and will have started to oxidise in your kitchen, which is a complicated reason for not using it, no matter how expensive it is.
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