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Game On
It's not even clear yet whether he even wants to negotiate significantly at this point! Yes he's a mentally ill narcissist and very much loves when people all over the world grovels to him. But two of stated goals of this trade war on the world and American consumers contradict lowering tariffs. Namely his stated goal of stimulating a shift to domestic production and also his stated goal of replacing income taxes with tariffs as much as possible. Don't try to sane wash a clearly insane president. -
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Pilgrimage Bus Crashes into Parked Truck in Pathum Thani, Two Dead, Dozens Injured
Pictures from responders. A coach carrying worshippers collided with a six-wheel lorry parked for roadside electrical light repairs, killing two and injuring at least 25 others in Pathum Thani province. The crash occurred at around 09:00 on 6 April, on the Taling Chan–Suphan Buri Road near Noppawong Junction in Na Mai Subdistrict, Lat Lum Kaeo District. Police and emergency services, including Lat Lum Kaeo Hospital rescue units and volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, rushed to the scene. The red Hino bus, registered in Nonthaburi, sustained significant damage to its front right side. The driver was killed instantly and found trapped inside the vehicle. One more passenger died later at Lat Lum Kaeo Hospital. Twenty-five others sustained injuries of varying severity and were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. Approximately 200 metres from the crash site, officers found the heavily damaged six-wheel truck, registered in Nan province, which had been carrying a small backhoe digger. Mr. Rukchat), 42, a resident of Nan and driver of the six-wheeler, said he and his son had parked on the right-hand lane with hazard lights flashing while preparing to unload the backhoe to carry out maintenance work on roadside lighting in the central reservation. Suddenly, he heard a loud crash and turned to see the bus had slammed into the rear of his vehicle before veering off the road. Ms. Wanna 66, from Bangkok, one of the passengers, explained that she and her group were en route from the capital to a Buddhist centre in Lat Bua Luang, Ayutthaya province. “I was asleep and woke to a jolt as the bus veered off the road. Everyone was shaken and many were injured. Rescue workers arrived shortly after and helped get us out.” Police at Lat Lum Kaeo Station are continuing to investigate the cause of the crash. Initial reports suggest visibility due to haze may have been a factor, but the exact cause is still being determined. Officers are interviewing survivors and witnesses and examining both vehicles. Rescue personnel used hydraulic cutting equipment to recover the deceased bus driver’s body, which has since been transferred to the Ministry of Justice’s Forensic Medicine Institute for formal identification and religious rites. Police are working to notify the victims’ families. -- 2025-04-06 -
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Trump Declares 'Liberation Day' as Sweeping Tariffs Take Effect
The economist magazine pegs Trump's moronic national suicidal action perfectly. -
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Wall Street plummets ,trillions lost
Congratulations Isaan. You’ve certainly got the forum bore Arris’s panties in a wedgie. -
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