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Is Trump diminishing American influence with his policies?
Do you have evidence, any at all, that China will start paying millions for transgender opera performances and pronoun lessons in Peru? Can you accept paying countless millions for woke rainbow projects in the far flung corners of the world was an overreach, and was bound to backfire once ssnity returned to power? Never mind all the waste and fraud exposed. Remember when you guys were falsely and without evidence accusing DJT of fraud and it was a big no no. But now it's team dem caught in the MOA boondoggles and not a peep from those who claimed to be so worried about fraud. Most peculiar. -
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Trumps addled head article 555
MAGAs are traitors to the United States. Bone spurs cowards to boot. I never would have thought this, but now is time for the real patriots in the Dept of Defense and agency to do a coup. Eradicate the treasonous scum that have destroyed what was once a great nation. Old style Republicans would agree. Ronald Reagan, a former hero to "conservatives", would be disgusted by the clown in the White House.....and I don't mean Elon; I mean the obese clown with the IQ of a turnip and the cojones of a eunuch. -
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Phuket Takes a Stand: New Measures Against Illegal Workers
Picture of illegal migrant workers courtesy of Thai Anti-Human Trafficking Action Phuket is taking a firm stand against illegal foreign workers, a growing concern that is impacting the island's renowned paradise image. On February 24, a significant meeting was held at the Phuket Provincial Hall, led by Vice Governor Ronnarong Thipsiri. Key figures attending were Worawan Waritphuttimeth, Chief of the Phuket Provincial Labour Office, and Phichit Singthongkam, Chief of the Phuket Provincial Employment Office, along with other senior officials. The meeting focused on reviewing foreign worker statistics and ensuring that the governor's strict instructions are followed. Recent troubling reports include allegations of Myanmar workers mistreating schoolchildren in Kamala, boisterous gatherings in Wichit's Naka area, and drug use among migrant workers. Adding to the problem, there is talk of Myanmar workers taking on contractor roles and hiring only fellow countrymen. To tackle these issues, the meeting led to a plan for more thorough workplace inspections, fair law enforcement, and informative campaigns on social media platforms popular among laborers. Collaboration between different agencies was deemed crucial to effectively implement a strategy to eliminate illegal practices. Official figures show that 97,569 foreign workers are legally employed on the island, mainly from Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam. The Mueang district has the highest number at 59,240, followed by Kathu with 18,572 and Thalang with 19,757, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-02-25 -
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DSI Poised to Investigate Thai Senatorial Election Scandal
Thailand the HUB of committees that go on and on and on !!!!!
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