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Report Anutin: Xi Jinping Opposed Casino Plan, Now Thai Tourism Pays the Price
Thailand 🇹🇭 having a Casino or not is internal policy. If China 🇨🇳 is involved, than fear for Thailands sovereignty more than the little scuffles with Cambodia 🇰🇭 -
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FBI launches criminal investigations of John Brennan, James Comey over Trump-Russia probe
You’ed be hard pressed to find Legacy media reporting the facts that brought these events to the forefront like FoxNews. Trey Gowdy brings the receipts. Brennan & Comey will be lawyering up ! -
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Should I return to the UK - difficult decision!
What would stop you to go over and have a look. Not only at that property (wich I think is very very nice, at least from the outside) but at others as well. Flights should be cheap. And when you are over there, why not line up some others as well. If you don't have enough money, then put yourself first, safe for some month and then start. Rental market my be not to your advantage, but for sure not everywhere. Same here in Switzerland, some parts you will not find a payable place, other parts have empty ones. I guess it's the same in the UK. You could make a compromise and start with a place you can accept and then move on from there after you got settled. If you want, there is a way. -
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Has the art of the deal become the art of self-destruction?
During the first Trump term, I would sometimes have to catch myself because even though I thought and think that Trump is uniquely despicable and dangerous, the fact remains that if you just want to look at the number of lives lost and global damage done, George W. Bush really outstripped him. Trump is maybe a worse person, but the damage that he did in his first term was much more contained. I think that in the second Trump term he’s changed that very quickly. Not just by taking America’s soft power and setting it on fire in all sorts of ways, but really making these abrupt decisions that are going to kill hundreds of thousands and maybe more than a million people and he’s doing it in this incredibly arbitrary, careless way. Trump is destroying the US economy one step at a time. It could be intentional. It could be diabolical. Nobody knows. He could simply be unhinged or following the dictates of a very sinister cabal. One thing is certain. He is accomplishing very little, he will NOT bring manufacturing back to America, which is stupid over priced (I am here now and inflation is raging at 20% or higher right now), he is causing alot of pain, he is losing support, destroying businesses, and consumer confidence, he does not have a coherent plan, and he is a destructive nimwit. Globalization made the world great, the manufacturing ecosystems within globalization and low tariffs allowed the US economy to thrive for decades, and he's never going to bring back much manufacturing to the US. End of story, just a slogan. The fact that so many people are buying into his nonsense and destruction, is what is truly sad. -
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Politics Pheu Thai’s Casino Dream Collapses as Cabinet Bows to Public Pressure
They are now looking at other avenues to generate big brown envelopes, some will have to put there early retirement plans on hold -
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What sort of personality traits do you need to marry a bargirl?
I didn't say that. That was someone else's words.
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