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1st 90 day report after extension, in person???
You overcomplicated it far more than necessary. You did not have 2 90-day reports. The new one you received from your extension was the only valid one. The date on that one was your next report date. The e-mail you received is nothing but a timer put into the online system, it has no idea that you already had a new superseding 90-day report. People that leave Thailand still get those e-mails because the system is not connected to anything. -
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Biden AutoPen Signature scandal
I've got something even better than empty speculation. Facts. Joe Biden Autopen Drama Explained The signatures picked by The Heritage Foundation are from the National Archives. The National Archives do not display original copies of documents, but digitized versions. These copies use a computer-generated signature for where the President signed the document, meaning that online copies of Biden's signature appear to be auto-signed, but they're not the original version. There is photographic proof of Biden signing many of the documents that The Heritage Foundation is claiming were signed by autopen. https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-autopen-drama-explained-nullify-pardons-legally-binding-2045775 -
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Who Will Lead the Democratic Party in 2028? The Battle for Leadership Begins
A new party needs to be formed. There is no way most of the dems are going center. The moderates need toi cut ties and abandon ship. -
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Vietnam Faces Rice Market Challenges Amid Global Price Slump
File photo for reference only Vietnam's rice industry is grappling with a challenging period as a combination of increased global supply and dwindling demand has led to a sharp decline in rice prices. The situation has prompted Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to issue Directive No. 21/CD-TTg on 4th March, addressing the urgent need to balance rice supply and demand. The directive aims to stabilise the domestic market while capitalising on export opportunities, ensuring that both farmers and businesses benefit fairly. Farmers across the Mekong Delta, including provinces like Tien Giang, find themselves in a precarious situation. Despite a strong harvest, the selling price for their rice has plummeted. Nguyen Van Minh, a farmer from Tien Giang Province, described how promised prices of 6,800 VND per kilogramme at the season’s start collapsed to 5,100 VND by harvest time, forcing farmers to accept losses. The price drop is largely attributed to a record-high expected global rice production of 532.7 million tonnes in 2025, with total supply reaching 712.15 million tonnes. However, global trade is predicted to decline to 58.5 million tonnes, exacerbating the pressure on rice-exporting countries like Vietnam. To address these challenges, the Prime Minister's directive sets out measures such as monitoring global market trends, revising current trade regulations, and encouraging modernised production and storage methods. The Ministry of Industry and Trade and the Ministry of Finance are directed to refine policies to support businesses engaged in rice trade, particularly those impacted by fluctuating prices. In tandem, the Ministry of Agriculture aims to enhance rice quality by promoting high-quality strains and diversifying rice products to meet international demands. Key export markets include the US, EU, China, and Africa, with targeted efforts to boost market presence. Financial strategies are also being considered to provide businesses with the necessary resources to manage stock effectively and avoid the pitfalls of selling at low prices. This includes potential tax incentives and credit extensions. By proactively adapting its strategies, the Vietnamese government hopes to safeguard the agricultural sector's sustainability and protect farmers' livelihoods amid challenging global economic conditions, reported Nhan Dan. -- 2025-03-17 -
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Would you talk to a famous Youtuber if you saw them?
I wouldn't know it was a "famous youtuber"...
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