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Another win for Trump (breaking news)
So let's point out the arguing in bad faith before the ink dries on this one. You agree that it's natural for a President to try and prevent the destruction of his country at the hands of a brutal, fascist, more powerful invader but then go right to calling that a scam. Always arguing in bad faith. And a key part of your arguing in bad faith: YOU'RE DEFINITELY NOT A RUSSIA SUPPORTER. A reminder from before: Feel free to show where I created a boogeyman out of Putin, or argued that he is going to go on to conquer all of Europe, and then the U.S. And that I'm consciously arguing on behalf of "Anything to sway public opinion and continue the flow of money to the military complex and to those profiting from the corruption." Because arguing in bad faith and making sh!t up is the norm for SOMEONE WHO IS DEFINITELY NOT A RUSSIA SUPPORTER, but I'll keep pointing it out. -
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Politics Up to 60 Thai Senators Face Disqualification Over Vote-Rigging Allegations
An example how rotten the elections are and the disgrace for a "democracy" with their bribes and their wealth..... From top to bottom -
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Report Viral Video Highlights Tourist Chaos, Raises Phuket Safety Concerns
Geography wasn't your favourite subject at school? -
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English language tests for visa to be made more difficult
Due the threat from Reform, the government are planning to increase the level of difficulty for the English language tests required for "work visas" but this could include Settlement visas and leave to remain. It might not happen and even if it does it will need to go through parliament (I think?) but probably a good incentive for anyone planning to do this to do so soon. The current A1 test is pretty easy! "Migrants will reportedly have to be fluent in English if they want to remain in Britain under Government plans. The current standard required for work visa applicants is equivalent to GCSE level and only requires new arrivals to understand basic English in everyday situations. It is deemed by ministers to be insufficient for migrants to integrate effectively and will be raised to the equivalent of English as a foreign language A level, The Times reports. This requires people to express themselves “fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions” and to speak English “flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes”, according to the Home Office. " https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/07/migrants-may-face-10-year-wait-tougher-english-tests/
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