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Crime Foreigner Buries Dog Alive in Shocking Phuket Incident
Dunno.. I reckon this guy was a bit effed up. Just imagine being how tough it could be if you were French and looked like a Brit. -
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Economy Thailand's Digital Baht Plan Targets Big-Spending Tourists
My general reply is give it time, as all of your points are describing the state of play as of today. It's a revolutionary new technology, it is evolving and will continue to evolve, it already has. Look at where we are today compared with 16 years ago. Yes you are kind of correct regarding the tax angle, but that depends on your jurisdiction. Living in the UAE or El Salvador and now Thailand too for the next 4 1/2 years at least, you won't have to worry about tax. The old legacy system is terrified of Bitcoin which is why we have seen so much pushback, but that is changing fast and I believe it is unstoppable in the long run. Even if you don't see a use case for it currently, you have to admit the speed at which it is being adopted in relative terms is off the scale and accelerating. Naturally it isn't going to replace the current system in the blink of an eye, but in my opinion given enough time it could very well do just that. Not as it stands today, but what it will potentially evolve into. The answer to why you would ever need it is in this video. Let Tony Yazbeck tell you why you need it. If you don't see that as an immediate danger for yourself personally then great, don't buy any as it makes no difference to me and I hope you never need it. However after saying that I'm not your enemy, I'm only trying to empower you. Take it or leave it. I started buying BTC in early 2019 at $4000 so yea I'm one of those folks you are talking about but you are still not too late. One last point I'll make, I don't know how old you are but at a guess you are probably not a youngster, me neither. The second video I will post below is a much watch too. Jack Maller's presentation is a speech on how the younger generations are feeling in 2025. Don't underestimate them. -
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Tommy Robinson love him or Hate him.
OK. And you think an AI generated political spot is the source of truth? The robot speaks and you follow? Sadiq Khan has been elected by a majority of voters in London. He has a mandate to represent. The fact that the man is sometimes biased in favour of muslims and often supports causes that are associated with the interests of specific ethnic groups is a reflection of his voter base. However, the fact is that East Asians and Arabs only account for 15% of the London population. This means that a significant number of "English" people are voting for him. It's the left wing segment of the UK population that supports him: The same people who support his transportation policies, who have refused to act against unauthorized migrants and bogus refugees, and who refuse to rein in social services spending. The nation of chronic complainers is its own enemy. -
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Civil war in Europe?
"Blocked by Procedural Conspiracies", aka "Lost Elections". Conspiracy nonsense, it is hilarious. -
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