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UK: When Diversity Becomes Discrimination: Embedded Anti-white racism
The article is replete with opinions and juxtaposition of statements with zero evidence of a link, the ‘implying’ you yourself identified. I’ve given you one example, which you have twice failed to address. Now here’s another. “Everything has a price tag,” he explains. “Not just undergraduate degrees; postgraduate degrees as well.” That’s a very serious allegation. No evidence is provided to substantiate it. -
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Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
Just another day in Phuket... The Don. -
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Naked Man Stirs Phuket Market, Raises Mental Health Concerns
I think naked is best. Why do we need clothes. Just put wallet in shoulder bag. -
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Cheapest place in Bangkok to buy new phone
Or the POCO X6, very nice for Bht 8000 -
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Parliament Investigates Collapsed Billion-Baht Building in Bangkok
On today's Thailand video news update, Jay and Alex cover a wide range of critical stories—from a high-profile corruption investigation over a collapsed government building to a legal controversy involving a social media influencer. Other headlines include a temporary Nescafé ban, the debut of AI policing during Songkran, and regional developments involving China, Russia, and ASEAN neighbours. Here's a summary of today’s top stories. Billion-Baht Building Collapse Sparks Corruption Probe A government building in Bangkok collapsed after an earthquake, triggering a corruption investigation. Lawmakers summoned Auditor-General Monthien Charoenpol to explain the use of inferior materials and luxury extras like imported carpets and a mini-theatre. Critics blame the State Audit Office for bypassing standard budget scrutiny. Thai Influencer Slammed for Offensive Pork Video Influencer “Uncle Tony” faces legal action after promoting his restaurant while roasting pork in traditional Arab attire. The clip angered Thailand’s Muslim community. Despite deleting the video and apologising, authorities say legal consequences are likely. Nestlé Battles Nescafé Ban in Thai Court Nestlé is appealing a court order that halts Nescafé production and sales in Thailand. The dispute stems from a split with former joint venture partner Quality Coffee Products. Nestlé argues the case belongs in a specialised court. A new hearing is set for June 20. Foreign Tour Guides Bribing Officials in Thailand Illegal foreign tour guides—mainly from China, Russia, India, and Vietnam—are bribing Thai officials to bypass tourism laws. Many operate through nominee businesses in hotspots like Phuket and Chiang Mai. Local guides urge tighter visa rules and enforcement. AI Police Cyborg Debuts at Songkran Festival Thailand introduced its first AI police robot, “Pol Col Nakhonpathom Plod Phai,” at Songkran. Equipped with 360° cameras and facial recognition, it monitors crowds and tracks suspects in real-time—blending tradition with futuristic tech. Phuket Reports Zero Road Deaths During Songkran Despite 38 accidents and 39 injuries, Phuket recorded no road deaths during Songkran’s “Seven Dangerous Days.” Authorities credit stricter enforcement. Most crashes involved motorcycles, with speeding and alcohol as top causes. Xi Jinping Reaffirms Cambodia as China’s ‘Priority’ During a visit to Cambodia, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged deeper cooperation under the “Diamond Hexagon” framework. He reaffirmed support for Cambodia’s development and praised their Belt and Road collaboration. Elderly Seoul Woman Rescued After Balcony Ordeal A 70-year-old woman in Seoul was saved after being trapped on her balcony for 18 hours. She tied clothes into a rope to signal for help. Police spotted the distress sign and rescued her the next morning. Russia Denies Seeking Air Base in Indonesia Russia denied reports that it sought access to Indonesia’s Manuhua Air Base. Jakarta reaffirmed its neutral policy, while Moscow criticised the AUKUS pact and blamed Western powers for destabilising the region.
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