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How much sin sod for 28 yo single mom of 2 Bangkok suburb (Rangsit)
100K is nothing in Thailand. But so it is if your are confident that you could manage any subsequent demands to support her family. Now I wont comment on GenZeeers make life choices. -
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UN Removes Genocide Advisor: She Refused To Label Israels actions as Genocide
The woke members of the toothless UN contiue to bully disenting members with an alternative viewpoint -
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Elon Musk Sparks Controversy, Calling the UK a ‘Tyrannical Police State’
To the title, sadly he is correct, and the UK isn't alone in that description -
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Iran's Supreme Leader Demands Execution for Netanyahu and Israeli Leaders
Well he would say that, wouldn't he? -
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Should I buy a condo or rent?
I bought a nice 100 sqm apartment near the sea with pool and covered parking for 50,000 GBP. Please tell me where in the UK (if that's your home country) i can buy the same. In Brighton it would be about 600,000 GBP. -
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When Willful Ignorance is a Way of Life
Who kicked off with an insult? Dishonest as usual. -
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What are the downsides of a Wise card
About 3 years old? Galalaxy A53 5G. It's not about the age of the phone. And I still receive the latest security updates from Samsung. So your assumption not correct. It's about not having all one's information on one single device. No amount of software security will prevent physical loss of one's phone. Multiple phones is also not a good solution as there are other considerations. And as already pointed out on this thread, one can make payments with a physical debit card that one can not make with a virtual card on one's phone. I recommend any one who can get such a physical debit card - do get one. And don't be sidetracked by claims that a virtual card is equivalent in functionality for everything. A virtual card has limitations. -
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US Visa for Thai Citizen - Do they have an Undisclosed Quota.
It's not misguided and arrogant at all. It's based on reality. An absolutely enormous percentage of the world's population would go to the U.S. if they could, because they know it's a place uniquely easy to start a new life and succeed. Even if you're there illegally. There is no other country like it in human history in this respect. It's totally absurd that it's "discriminatory against Thais." The great majority of Thais who apply receive visas -- how is that RACIST? AND -- many Thais have shown what they'll do if given the chance -- something like 400K Thais in the U.S., only a small percentage of whom emigrated legally. MOST of the Thais I know who have some sort of ties to the U.S., when you really talk about who went there and how, somebody overstayed a visa or did it through a sham marriage. If anything, the Embassy isn't being tough enough, looking at the facts. Again, feel free to suggest a better system. Again, feel free to describe how the Embassy is RACIST!!!!! Or you can just keep repeating that (I can guess what you'll do).
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