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Are the normal folks of Europe taking the hint?
They'll never be able to find out where there money is going. As soon as any populist/nationalist political party begins to gain ground and threaten the fossil parties, they all get together to declare them illegal. Or put their leaders in jail for affronts to immigrants, muslims, whatever. -
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Kanye West Declares Himself a Nazi, Sparks Outrage with Anti-Semitic and Offensive Tirade
Do you think it's the Neo Nazis amplifying it? So you are saying that no Jewish owned media is spreading it? -
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Can Elon Musk rule the world ?
Let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater. OSS will continue to evolve, in a good way, as it always does. This is the closest thing the software world has to Natural Evolution at its best. We all know that Form should Follow Function. But, in a closed-source model, the evolution of software becomes warped, and not purpose driven, or user-need driven. MS software is full of garbage, especially the newest OS. The purpose of MS software it make maximum money for MS. Everybody knows this. -
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Healthcare Insurance
My annual checkup at Jomtien Bangkok Hospital cost 5460 THB, with many tests and analyses and full reports and values, both above and below "norm". The doctor suggested I go for further consultation at BPH due to the findings in one test. The specialist recommended an overnight stay, and the subsequent procedures were covered by my insurers. I don't see how flying to India with all the additional costs, is in any way preferable. And it seems you flew back to the UK for your treatment on the NHS. This is simply incomparable to staying here in Thailand and following my insurers procedures, which are far from arduous, and having everything covered for 10,700 THB per month, with no additional travel and accommodation costs. My understanding was there are endless waiting lists for any treatment on the NHS, and you'd need somewhere to stay, which in London is not cheap. In short, your suggestion doesn't make any sense to me. I'm 75 with Afib but I'm covered for heart disease after a 2 year moratorium for up to $400,000 per year, or per treatments. The cost of my various hospitalisations has already exceeded my premiums. I've never before been hospitalised, in 73 years. YMMV. -
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Late to renew retirement visa
There are ways around this as has been mentioned many posts but why leave it so late? -
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USAID: The Big Exposure Reveals...
Good point mate, add the fentanyl tragedies and the 350,000 missing children as a result of illegal. immigration too.
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