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Melania Trump Praises Donald Trump in Rare TV Interview With Fox
She could perhaps do an interview with 60 Minutes, they have a spare slot where her husband chickened out. -
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Israel Bans U.N. Chief António Guterres Amid Escalating Tensions
You must be a little mixed up on that reply. Jews were not terrorists in that European country you mention. We're talking about terrorists funded by Iran who want the extinction of Israel. Its been going on for years and it's always Israels fault huh? It's time to stop it. -
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Worst Joke Ever 2024
How about a clap- for the first person who understands the Joke...... Took me a little while........ -
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Bruce Springsteen's Call to Action: Endorsing Harris, Criticizing Trump
Trump does bigley lol oh the humiliation lol worst yet that raging bull of a stockmarket thriving economy low unemployment…..all he can do is rage …… -
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Bangkok Streets to Undergo Significant Improvements
Alot of money needed and many miles of pavement to repair or rebuild.good luck in that endeavour -
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School Bus Fire Claims Multiple Lives and Injures Young Students in Rangsit
Additional safety tips for travelling in Thailand........Drive yourself -
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China’s Military Expansion and America’s Defense Deficiency
Albeit POTUS Biden told Xi (paraphrasing) don't even think about invading Taiwan and he hasn't. Having seen the military power of the US and other democracies beat down Putin's planned two-day invasion of Ukraine into a dragged out years of war and suffering worse losses than it did in WW2, Xi is better off invading Russia and grab its oil fields in Siberia. -
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Thai woman suffers broken legs in hit-and-run on zebra crossing - video
That road looks to busy and wide to attempt in one crossing. I think she did the right thing in the circumstances assuming no other safer place to cross -
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Harris Lies, Americans Die. Illegal Aliens are more Important
4 from my hometown came back in boxes ... what a waste of lives source for casualties About 30% of the dead, didn't sign up to go there ... -
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Melania Trump Praises Donald Trump in Rare TV Interview With Fox
Shes richer and more famous than you. And has probably accomplished more. -
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Cannabis-Intoxicated British Man Arrested for Trespassing and Overstay
Picture via Facebook TNM Cable TV Pattaya A British man embroiled in legal issues has been arrested in Pattaya, Thailand, after attempting to evade police. The incident occurred when the 28-year-old, who was wanted for trespassing and overstaying his visa, tried to flee while under the influence of cannabis. The man, identified as Davis Songhuek Pittrak, was the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the Pattaya Provincial Court. Authorities accused him of illegally entering properties during the night and causing property damage. His troubles were further compounded by his visa overstay in Thailand. When immigration officers approached Mr. Pittrak, his attempt to escape led to a chase through parts of Pattaya, known for its bustling tourist activity. His impaired condition, attributed to cannabis use, only added to the dramatic nature of the event. Ultimately, officers apprehended him following the pursuit. Visa regulations in Thailand are strictly enforced, given the large number of international visitors the country hosts each year. The case highlights the need for foreigners to comply with both visa stipulations and local laws to avoid complications with law enforcement. Mr. Pittrak now faces multiple charges, including those outlined in the arrest warrant. His arrest serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of respecting legal boundaries when residing or travelling abroad. Picture via Facebook TNM Cable TV Pattaya Observers suggest it underscores the balancing act that authorities must maintain in managing the often challenging interactions between local regulations and international visitors, reported TMN Cable TV Pattaya. For Mr. Pittrak, the next phase involves confronting the legal repercussions of his actions as the Thai legal system takes its course. The situation acts as a timely reminder of the potential complexities faced by those who overlook crucial local laws while abroad. Picture via Facebook TNM Cable TV Pattaya Picture via Facebook TNM Cable TV Pattaya -- 2024-10-05 -
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