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Trump Fires USAID Inspector General Amid Reports of Misuse of Funds
500m worth of food was going to spoil in the 3 weeks since Trump took office What exactly were they supplying in aid, dairy cream cakes and fruit? Smells a bit like the usual MSM BS. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2025)
I have just finished watching The Day of the Jackal: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt24053860/?ref_=ext_shr_lnk Highly recommended -
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Roaming dog pack
sad story... even sadder when it is some little kid or grandma that gets attacked...happens often in thailand, usa and many other countries especially when dangerous breeds are tied up but seem to manage to break free and maul people because owner is a total dick with a brain the size of a grain of rice and no regard for human life. seems to be little or no repercussions to owners so they do not care. -
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Are you or I pre diabetic?
FYI - For those of you with Haemochromatosis diagnosed or undiagnosed (very common) like a lot of people diabetes is basically a symptom of this condition. Worth getting an iron panel done as the 2 are like close siblings. Also if you donate blood or do phlebotomy it will screw with any A1C test results and you will need to wait 3 months from blood donation to do an accurate A1C test again. -
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Thailand's Smartphone Sales Surge: A Market Reborn
I've been calling them that ever since i met my Dutchman in this part of the world 52 years ago. I am polite tho', i dont just address them by their surname. I use their first - Pompus. And their middle - Hars, as well. 🙂 -
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Scam Hubs: Thai Police Say 99% of Workers Joined Voluntarily
Startling, yes, as well as totally unbelievable. "You have a job opening for a professional scammer? And the benefits include being locked in a building and being severely beaten when I don't meet my quota? And there's no pay? Sign me up!!" The victims engaged "willingly" in the sense that they voluntarily came to Thailand to take what they thought were legitimate jobs in programming, hospitality, acting, or modeling - they were not kidnapped off the street. But the "willing" part ended when they were diverted to Burma or Cambodia and ordered to start scamming people. In fact, the 99% claim is so ludicrous that one has to wonder whether it's just being rolled out to divert attention from the possible involvement of the police and military in facilitating these operations.
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