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Israel Hamas War the Widening Middle East Conflict
Nice Hamas says report. Those Hamas health officials in Nasser hospital, are they the same ones that were there when dozens of the hostages were held in small rooms for months there? -
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Krungsri Bank - username suspended. Please contact any Krungsri branch near you
My SIM is on my old passport number from eight years ago, and I have had no issues. None of the information I have read on SIM registration and mobile banking mentions passport numbers, only that the names on the account and SIM must match. The bank has all my old passport numbers on file. That said, there is often a lack of consistency in Thailand when applying new policies. -
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Report Red Bull's Yoovidhya Tops as Thailand's Rich List Revealed
Yes Ralf, He collects his little drink bottles to sell. -
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Will you be using Trumps new line of perfumes for men?
Goodness me, that Epstein fellow wasn't onto an original scheme them? Apples falling from trees and so on... -
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Alligator Alcatraz Prison , the Cecot ,on the shores of the Everglades
More likely due to bureaucratic snafu, due to Federal manning shortages, because of all the layoffs. The US government has also started a process of "denaturalization" which creates the possibility of a practically endless pipeline of illegal immigrants, which could be quite a useful thing to do during the electoral seasons. Once a person is stripped of US citizenship, they are automatically in breach of the Law. The government would be fairly free to shift the goalposts of who could be denaturalised. For instance, there are many Americans, who might be 2nd generation born Americans, who are automatically entitled to a second citizenship. So, if they are stripped of citizenship, it would be straightforward to argue that the state is not rendering them stateless, because they already have another nationality. eg Irish. Well known individuals who could be entitled to Irish citizenship include Mel Gibson, Martin Sheen, Mariah Carey, Mike Pence, Harrison Ford, Chuck Norris. Other countries that base citizenship on jus sanguinis include Portugal, Poland, Italy, Germany, Hungary. Once you know these countries, and if the government takes that apprach, you could use that fact to rat out neighbors you don't like, get them carted off to some camp for processing, or whatever happens there, which might give you a chance to claim their property by occupation (possession).
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