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BBC with a brutal takedown of Ukrainian hopes
Of course I did. Here's a summary : The leaders of the United States and Russia, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, had a constructive phone call regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine. The call resulted in a lowering of tensions, but it may come at the expense of Ukraine's security and borders. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that there will be no US troops or NATO membership for Ukraine, and it is unlikely to regain its pre-2014 borders. The US wants an early end to the war and sees it as Europe's problem to solve. Further details of the US peace proposals may emerge at the Munich Security Conference. Surely you realize the BBC is a news organization and simply reports what others are saying. -
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Pattaya Ramps Up Efforts to Tackle Homelessness and Crime
Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail Pattaya is intensifying efforts to address homelessness and boost public safety on Sukhumvit Road and the beach. In response to rising concerns about crime and disorder, city officials are launching measures to clean up the streets, support the homeless, and curb illegal activities. Residents have expressed strong views on the matter, seeking a balance between aid for the homeless and stricter enforcement. "People who work hard want a clean and respectable city," said a local. "Those in need should receive proper housing and activities. If they refuse, they should remain in designated areas." Safety concerns are high, with reports of some homeless individuals carrying knives or behaving suspiciously. "It's dangerous when people roam with weapons. We must keep the city safe," added a concerned resident. Suggestions for designated areas where the homeless can grow food or raise animals are being considered. This could reduce reliance on public funds. Meanwhile, there are calls for harsher penalties for those involved in drugs or illegal activities. Facing increasing pressure, police are urged to step up patrols to ensure public spaces remain safe for both locals and tourists, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-13 -
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Elon's Son Really Knows How to Pick Winners!
What's the point of having a little brat at such a meeting? -
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In Case You Missed it, the Tattoo Fad is Over
OP mentions Lupus. Never heard that before, but AI confirms this. So there is some health risk involved, although maybe it's not very high. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 13 February 2025
Helmet Thief in Taxi Vest Shocks Pattaya, Sparks Outrage Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail An elderly man was captured on CCTV stealing a helmet outside a company on Soi Naklua 16, Wong Amat in Pattaya at around 11:25 a.m. on February 11. The footage, widely circulated on social media, has sparked concerns about the legitimacy of motorcycle taxi drivers in the area. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351697-helmet-thief-in-taxi-vest-shocks-pattaya-sparks-outrage/ -
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Helmet Thief in Taxi Vest Shocks Pattaya, Sparks Outrage
Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail An elderly man was captured on CCTV stealing a helmet outside a company on Soi Naklua 16, Wong Amat in Pattaya at around 11:25 a.m. on February 11. The footage, widely circulated on social media, has sparked concerns about the legitimacy of motorcycle taxi drivers in the area. Despite his official-looking vest, the man did not have an identification number, leading to speculation that he might be an unregistered driver. This has prompted calls for stricter regulations similar to military ID systems to protect the reputation of legitimate motorcycle taxi services. Locals and online commentators claimed the man often provides rides in Soi 16 using ride-hailing apps, raising suspicions about his authenticity. Many expressed outrage, noting that age does not always correlate with wisdom. “The reputation of honest motorcycle taxi drivers is being destroyed by actions like this," commented one social media user. There is pressure on local police to find the suspect using his license plate, as many believe such petty crime damages Pattaya’s reputation. Some speculated that he might have stolen the helmet due to a lack of spare gear for passengers. The incident has left many shocked at the man's boldness, with some warning that his actions might bring shame to his family. Social media calls for him to rethink his behavior continue to grow, urging a change before he faces legal issues, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-13
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