Good news for the Thai industrial base - US "Friend Shoring" benefits Thailand
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Australian Aged Pension
The poster you are responding to has more than 1000 posts on this thread, all centred on the same themes - residency, and taxation of pensions. The thread started in 2008. He does not have an Age Pension. IMO the best course of action is to ignore him, responding only gives him oxygen. He is a sick person. -
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As Trump shuts out migrants, Spain opens its doors and fuels economic growth
You could repeat talking points, or you could google actual data. Legal Immigration and Adjustment of Status Report Supporting data tables (at bottom of this webpage) are additionally provided for these four categories: Lawful Permanent Residents (LPR) Refugee Admissions Naturalizations Nonimmigrant (I-94) Admissions https://ohss.dhs.gov/topics/immigration/legal-immigration-and-adjustment-status-report -
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Politics Abandoned “World Scout Camp” in Nakhon Phanom Remains Unused After Nearly a Decade
It just needs some fancy lamp posts. Actually it looks in pretty good shape for being abandoned for that long. -
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Report Cambodia Condemns Thai Temple for Imitating Angkor Wat
Nothing like Angkor Wat and its surrounds (a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the World's largest religious structure. Ref. Google Yes, Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument in the world. It's a temple complex in Cambodia, covering an area of 162.6 hectares (1,626,000 square meters, or 402 acres). It is renowned for its Khmer architecture and intricate design. Is this hideous Thai version constructed with LEGO bricks? - looks like it. Recent photo taken by me of West Entrance across the moat, surrounding woodland and lawns. I was on a visit using my annual FREE pass. -
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As Trump shuts out migrants, Spain opens its doors and fuels economic growth
If those "...talented software developers and scientists, with multiple higher degrees and PhDs..." were "...single mother from Central America..." that were coming in illegally, going on public assistance and would be voting left to keep those benefits coming, the left would welcome them with open arms. Illegals are already a big boost for the left by increasing the number of blue house seats, and the whole idea of "comprehensive immigration reform" is to get them voting. I understand how allowing illegals flood into the country helps the rich and the "credentialed" class, but it does so on the backs of the poor and middle class. If you want to have an honest discussion, please explain how I am wrong. -
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