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The major backers of "populist" trump
I have some bitcoin someplace. It was given to me in Bangkok some years ago when I had an iphone 4 (gives an idea how long ago). I was given $5.00. Within a years time it went up to $20.00 then down to about $15.00. Then I lost the password to access the wallet (I think that was what it was). I'm not sure where the iphone 4 is either. It's around the house someplace. I wonder how much that bitcoin is now? -
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Korean Influencer Attacks Pattaya Spa Owner After Livestream Confrontation
influencer my arse. more like under the influence -
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
How, China holds 2.6% of US debt, Japan about 3.0% China would like the US to change a few things but has same limitations US has to change China Tariffs = not good for Trade, China plays the long game 10 or 20 years. Some Initiatives are accelerated. China secured a good chunk of EV materials while others were still fumbling around. China is usually strategic -
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Thai Tax Returns for Foreigners
You don't need to file a tax return if you've no income. Simple as that. -
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U.S. taxation of American Expats
Quote from "Doug Casey's International Man"; 13th Nov.2024 : ------------------ INTERNATIONAL MAN: Trump has promised to end citizenship-based taxation for American expats. What would be the broader implications of this change, and do you think he’ll deliver on this promise? DOUG CASEY: It’s a wonderful idea because the US is the only country in the world, other than Eritrea, that taxes its expats. If Americans leave the country, they’re still taxed as residents for as long as they live. It’s an insane policy. Of course, he should try to change it. Will he be able to change it? I’d say the chances of that are slim and none, and Slim’s out of town. With the US government on the way to bankruptcy, Congress won’t want to cut off that source of revenue. If it does, scores of thousands of rich Americans would leave the country to escape its onerous tax and regulatory burdens. In addition to that, the entire world is going the other direction. Among other places, France and Canada are talking seriously about taxing their expat citizens. I hope it happens, but don’t count on it. A US passport will remain a huge liability for anyone with assets. -
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U.K. State Pension - probes on resources in 2025
State Pension should be cancelled/dissolved, the vast majority of the people currently paying in are merely paying for boomers to enjoy their life in places like Thailand, whilst they themselves won't get anything- 1
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Special Counsel Jack Smith Plans Early Retirement to Sidestep Trump’s Inaugural Power Move
He will resign and hold his recent Judge Cannon ruling appeal in "abeyance" as he has already so done. Biden's DOJ and Smith fear the 11th circuit ruling which likely upholds Cannons ruling disqualifying Smith as a legitimate special counsel in the MAL doc case and that puts him/ them up $hit creek with no paddle. As well, despite having ZERO legal merit these Biden / DOJ lawfare cases against Trump were designed to imprison him and prevent his re-election. They have FAILED as democrats usually do and without any tangible political value now post Trump election LANDSLIDE victory, it's all over for the feckless SC Jack Smith. Trump / MAGA are in charge of the gov't and running the country. -
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DSI Nabs Nigerian Crime Ring Leader in 50M Baht Horse Account Scam
Not profitable for them
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