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One of the Iranians Arrested in Plot Against Israeli Embassy in London was an Asylum Seeker
Absolutely, and the left-wing politicians and their supporters are enabling it all over Europe; and if you dare to want a conversation about it, you are immediately labeled a racist, bigot, Islamophobe, and many other last names ….. Reform is the only hope in the UK, as is National Rally in France. -
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How Many Notorious Foreign Criminals Are Hiding Out in Thailand?
This ones in prison, but you can read about some of his exploits in Thailand................https://www.yahoo.com/news/where-subway-guy-jared-fogle-100000949.html -
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Accident Fortuner Driver Killed Instantly After Crashing into Power Pole in Nakhon Sawan
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Trump Vows to Slash Drug Prices with New Executive Order
Trump Vows to Slash Drug Prices with New Executive Order Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he would be signing a new executive order aimed at dramatically reducing the cost of prescription drugs in the United States. According to Trump, the directive is designed to lower pharmaceutical prices by as much as 30% to 80%, marking a significant push to make medication more affordable for Americans. Trump made the announcement on his social media platform, Truth Social, declaring that the executive order would be signed Monday morning. “They will rise throughout the World in order to equalize and, for the first time in many years, bring FAIRNESS TO AMERICA!” he wrote. The message highlighted his belief that the United States has long paid unfairly high prices for prescription drugs compared to other countries. The central component of Trump’s proposed policy is what he referred to as the “Most Favored Nation’s Policy.” He explained, “I will be instituting a MOST FAVORED NATION’S POLICY whereby the United States will pay the same price as the Nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the World.” This means that under the new framework, the U.S. would base its pharmaceutical pricing on the lowest rate paid by any other country, potentially saving consumers and the federal government billions of dollars. This type of policy, long discussed in Washington, has historically met resistance from pharmaceutical companies and lobbying groups that argue it could stifle innovation and lead to supply chain complications. However, Trump has repeatedly positioned himself as a disruptor of the status quo, particularly in the healthcare sector, and sees this initiative as part of his broader agenda to challenge high medical costs and restore what he calls fairness to American consumers. While details of the order have yet to be fully disclosed, Trump’s message suggests a sweeping effort to transform how the U.S. negotiates and pays for prescription medications. The announcement also reignites a debate about international pricing disparities and the role of government intervention in the pharmaceutical industry. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Reuters 2025-05-12 -
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Bill Maher Warning to Democrats Over Embrace of young radicals cheering on terror orgs
That’s simply Maher denying the perspective others have. Larry Davis called it right on Bill Maher, Maher is now doing his best to prove Davis right.
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