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Foreign man goes on rampage in Bangkok hospital, allegedly leaving 1 dead
He looks healthy, why was he brought to the hospital in the first place? They should keep a baseball bat for these things. -
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Trump’s Jan. 6 Pardons Slammed as a 'Grotesque Display' of Power by Schiff
Peletier was not convicted of murder. Peletier was not pardoned. His sentence was commuted to home detention. He is 80 years old and in failing health. He has advanced diabetes with toe amputation and cellulitis, degenerative joint disease, hypertension, partial blindness and physical impairment from a stroke. He is dying. In effect. the US government has relieved itself of of $60,000+ of annual custody expense to care for an invalid who does not present as a threat to anyone. Caring for a dying inmate is an expensive undertaking. The man has served 47+ years, which is far longer than similar cases. The case against Peletier was questionable. The request for clemency was championed by the for Attorney for Iowa, who was responsible for defending the state on appeal, and arguing for the man's incarceration. That was his job as the federal State Attorney. Once out of his job and after review of the complete evidence file, some of which was withheld by the FBI, he ralized that the case had errors. The 1977 trial is marked by prosecutorial misconduct, including the forced testimony of witnesses, the withholding of exculpatory evidence, falsified affidavits, and most tellingly, the hiding of a ballistics report that established that the bullets that killed the agents were not from Peltier’s gun. Once these facts became public, the charges against Peltier were changed to “aiding and abetting” whoever did kill the agents, because he was present at the time of the shooting. How do you manage to fit your foot in your mouth? You know how Trump has criticized the FBI for misconduct? Well, this is an example of the FBI not having been forthcoming with exculpatory evidence and of the US Justice Department not providing the exculpatory information that it had. It looks like you disagree with Trump too. -
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Thai Tax Laws for Expats: the Practical Implications versus the Realities
a lot of guessing throughout but TIT and, your guesses are as good as all the rest. I do hope that for the majority of expats here, the govt realizes the value of long stay retirees and other foreigners. -
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Tax files
More useless time and money wasted as Thailand refuses to acknowledge internation business is mostly done in English You think any international tax documents Thais retrieve are going to be in Thai, NO! Why Thailand will always be a Third World country until they embrace international business standards AI Quote " English is the most commonly used language for international business transactions. It is often considered the global business language due to its widespread use and acceptance in many countries around the world. This makes it the go-to choice for cross-border communication, contracts, and negotiations. " -
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JFK assassination papers declassified !
It's incredulous that you can say this after what Biden has just done and keep in mind he said he never would. -
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Trump just said he is going to pardon the J6 "hostages".
Look up his life long history of abuse and fraud its all on line.
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