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Do you consider yourself smarter than the average Thai?
Intelligence comes in many forms, and where you're from doesn't define how smart you are. We all have different life experiences and ways of thinking, which can make us good at different things. It's not about comparing countries or backgrounds, but appreciating how everyone brings something unique to the table and knowing when to apply the right tool for the job. We're all capable of making mistakes, and that doesn't make anyone less than anyone else. -
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British TikTok Star Jailed in Thailand Over Visa and Benefit Fraud
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Democrats Face Backlash for Supporting Arrested Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil
Here’s why Mahmoud Khalil will be deported, without a doubt. 1. Legal permanent residents are still aliens subject to 8 USC 1182 and 8 USC 1227, and thus explicitly deportable for any speech expressing support for designated terrorist organizations or statutorily defined “terrorist activities,” as well as deportable for foreign policy grounds at the sole determination of the Secretary of State and/or AG. These are not crimes, but they don’t have to be. They are removal grounds under 8 USC 1182 and 8 USC 1227. No criminal conviction is required to remove aliens. IF a crime is committed, it can serve as grounds for removal, but no allegation of criminal misconduct is necessary. 2. No due process has been denied. He is entitled to a basic statement that he is being detained and subject to removal proceedings, and he got one, and he’s entitled to a removal hearing before being deported, and he’ll get one. 3. He is not missing. The ICE detention database, available to the public, clearly lists that he is in a detention facility in Louisiana. 4. These actions are not being done in the name of “Jewish safety.” They are being done on the basis of expressing support for terrorism organizations or activities and on foreign policy grounds which is the prerogative of the Secretary of State and/or AG. 5. Separately, though no crime of “material” support of terrorism (or any other crime) is legally necessary to deport an alien, his distribution of pamphlets with Hamas iconography and language is “material” support (yes, producing and distributing documents is considered material support — look it up — just like other forms of “material” support like direct financial assistance). 6. This is an open-and-shut case. At the removal hearing, the government will recite the above, and the judge will affirm that these recitations have been made. On the “foreign policy” grounds of 8 USC 1227 alone, Mahmoud Kahlil is deportable and the government’s declaration that his presence is contrary to foreign policy is non-reviewable. The judge is not entitled to second-guess this; the judge can only require that this invocation be made by the government, and indeed, this invocation will be made. -
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Tax Filing Experience: Jomtien [March-2025]
Sorry, I don't get out much and live a very simple life. I was referring to retirees here not the younger crowd. Are you not retired? -
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Another example of Trump's IQ level
They will be able to afford it with the massive tax cuts they are going to get , at the expense of the middle class and poor Americans, plus a high hike in the deficit , got to make the Billionaires richer again regards worgeordie
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