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Trump Mocks France Over WWII Commemorations, Urges Greater U.S. Recognition
Blimey. The German I hear is more like the clip below. -
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Economy Thailand Plans 10-Year Tourist Visa and 99-Year Land Lease to Boost Economy
Here's a novel idea. Introduce a longstay visa visa that's affordable, hassle free, doesn't involve reporting every 90 days and doesn't require the applicant to put the equivalent of a small countries annual GDP in the bank. -
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Crime Brawl on Pattaya Beach Between Foreign Tourists & Transgender Group Leaves Several Injured
Brawl on Beach: Israelis & Transwomen Clash Over Service Deposit Photo via Facebook/ ข่าวชลบุรีวันนี้ A dramatic altercation unfolded on Pattaya Beach Road today, May 19, between two Israeli men and several Thai transwomen, all now facing charges after a scuffle over a deposit for a sex service. The heated confrontation erupted after the men demanded their deposit back, igniting a brawl that was swiftly captured and shared across Thai social media. In the viral footage, one Israeli, clad in a black T-shirt, endured kicks and slaps from the transwomen, while his companion in elephant-patterned clothing attempted to intervene. However, both ultimately fled the scene, with the transwomen in pursuit. Shouts of “The black shirt! The black shirt!” filled the air as Thai bystanders tried to come to the transwomen’s aid, albeit unsuccessfully as the men disappeared from view. Channel 8 reports the fracas outside Baywalk Residence at 2.30am. Police from Mueang Pattaya Station arrived fast, managing to detain everyone involved. One of the transwomen explained to officers that a sexual service had been solicited by the Israeli man in black, who paid a 1,000 baht deposit, but the trouble began when his friend demanded its return. A refusal led the duo to try snatching her bag, triggering the skirmish. Thanadon, a 35-year-old hotel worker, recounted the chase that led the Israelis to seek refuge in a hotel. One transwoman pursued them wielding a wooden stick, with only one man successfully entering an elevator. His companion, captured just outside, was soon aided when the other returned wielding a rock to fend off the transwomen, who subsequently retreated to the beach road. Authorities have pressed charges against all participants for engaging in a physical altercation involving three or more people. Under Thai law, this offence could result in up to a year in prison, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both, awaiting those involved. Adapted by ASEAN Now from THe Thaiger 2025-05-20 -
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Americans don’t want 'hazardous' jobs Trump is pushing: report
The Wall Street Journal reports many Americans may not care to adopt the kind of factory work President Donald Trump’s is pledging to bring back to the U.S. The U.S. already has nearly half a million unfilled manufacturing jobs, according to the U.S. Labor Department. A 2025 National Association of Manufacturers survey also shows nearly half of manufacturing companies say their biggest challenge is recruitment and retention in jobs with rigid hours, hard work, and risk of significant physical injury. Americans don’t want 'hazardous' jobs Trump is pushing: report -
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Which AC better 4 reliability, endurance, service:Daikin/Panasonic. Supporting evidence?
So then, concerning the Daikin with a decent SEER rating: But, the problem is: The Panasonic offering's specs are EVERY BIT as good, if not a little bit better...even. The only problem is.....maybe......after-sales service, tech support ON-TIME, and reliability. Paying more for the Daikin would be WORTH IT if the service and reliability were far better. But, as posed in the Topic..... Might this be the case? Or, might the service and tech support and reliability and endurance be equal? Anybody know? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 20 May 2025
Thailand Sees a Surge in COVID-19 Cases: Concerns for Public Health File photo for reference only Thailand is witnessing a steady rise in COVID-19 cases, with 31,688 new infections reported between May 11 and 17, marking an 11-week upward trend. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1361087-thailand-sees-a-surge-in-covid-19-cases-concerns-for-public-health/
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