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Will Trump TACO Again on Tariffs?
Only those two? Damn. Id bet Kamala would have had more than that by now wouldnt she. I guess trump should just not even bother trying and let the rest get hit with huge tariffs and see how things play out. The left will cling to their lame memes until all they have left is taco remorse and humiliation -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Workers Flock Back to Cambodia Despite Border Tensions
Picture courtesy of Wikipedia Nearly 200 Thai nationals are eager to return to work in Cambodia, despite recent border clashes. The jobs, often linked to call-centre fraud, online gambling scams, and casinos, are drawing workers back as tensions ease. Police General Trairong Pewpan has confirmed the workers' hopes to cross back into Cambodia, particularly to Poipet and other areas they previously worked in. Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau chief, Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Pewpan, revealed that these Thai workers have applied for safe passage back to their previous workplaces. Many are involved in call-centre rackets and casino operations. Despite last week's border conflict, a ceasefire has been agreed upon, and the workers anticipate a return to normalcy. Of those who returned to Thailand, only 74 have chosen not to go back to Cambodia. This reveals the allure these illegal operations still hold, despite ongoing suppression efforts. The continuation of such activities preying on unsuspecting victims highlights the challenges authorities face in combating these scams. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Newsroom 2025-07-31 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 31 July 2025
Armed Man Arrested After Firing Shotgun at Village Head’s Car & Police Drone in Rayong Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 45-year-old man has been arrested in Rayong province after going on a shooting spree with a shotgun, firing multiple rounds at a local village headman’s car and even taking aim at a police drone. Fortunately, no injuries or fatalities were reported. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1368322-armed-man-arrested-after-firing-shotgun-at-village-head’s-car-police-drone-in-rayong/ -
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Crime Armed Man Arrested After Firing Shotgun at Village Head’s Car & Police Drone in Rayong
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 45-year-old man has been arrested in Rayong province after going on a shooting spree with a shotgun, firing multiple rounds at a local village headman’s car and even taking aim at a police drone. Fortunately, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The incident occurred in the early hours of 30 July on Soi Map Yang Phon 22 in Pluak Daeng district. Police were alerted after the suspect began firing several shotgun rounds. Officers from Pluak Daeng Police Station, led by Pol. Col. Navin Sinthurat, successfully contained the situation and arrested the suspect without further incident. The man, identified only as Mr. Thorn, had barricaded himself in the area while under the influence of alcohol. According to police, Mr. Thorn fired at the car of the village headman, leaving it riddled with bullet holes. When police deployed a drone to monitor the situation from above, the suspect also fired at it, grazing the wing and causing visible paint damage. Officers managed to land the drone safely and proceeded to arrest the man shortly afterwards. Police seized a shotgun and a quantity of ammunition at the scene. Mr. Thorn was taken to Pluak Daeng Police Station for further questioning. Initial investigations revealed that Mr. Thorn had been heavily intoxicated on white liquor prior to the incident. His state of inebriation is believed to have contributed to his erratic and dangerous behaviour. Police are now conducting a full investigation. Charges will be filed in accordance with the relevant laws once the case details are fully compiled. Authorities are urging the public to report any suspicious or potentially dangerous behaviour early, to prevent similar events from escalating. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-07-31 -
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Expat Discontent in Thailand
It's that same 'all in your head' baloney. A 'blaming the victim' and 'it's all you' argument. It's annoying to hear that response for every problem.
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