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Accident Phetchabun Woman Struggles Financially After Accident With Drunk Driver
Surely we have an AN member here who is looking for a new companion, looking for love. Maybe Nam is for you, after rehabilitation I'm sure she will be as good as new. -
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Why Nigel Farage Could Really Be Prime Minister by 2029
That's actually true, I was back there in 2016, and almost nobody I encountered around Bayswater Road spoke English as a first language. The studio apartment I lived in (overlooking Kensington Gardens), all the other residents (14) appeared to have Latino names of some sort. All the shop workers around Queensway were clearly from the Indian and Asian continents. I even encountered a Thai ladyboy while walking in Kensington gardens. -
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Bars in Thailand Set to Close This Week for Buddhist Holiday
11th may 2025 is a Sunday. -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
Do you think Putin will break out "the tapes" for a special viewing?😉 -
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Why Nigel Farage Could Really Be Prime Minister by 2029
Considering the staggering number of thumbs down you continually receive for your posts I'm surprised you don't keep your head down.....5555 Nigel Farage has made several remarks expressing discomfort with the prevalence of non-English languages spoken in London and other parts of the UK. In a 2014 speech, he stated that in many areas of England, “you don’t hear English spoken any more,” describing the country as having become “unrecognisable” due to immigration. He recounted a specific experience on a commuter train from Charing Cross, noting that he didn’t hear English being spoken until the train had passed several stops. He admitted this made him feel “slightly awkward” and “uncomfortable,” explaining that he doesn’t understand foreign languages and thus feels uneasy in such situations. Farage has also criticized Uber drivers in London for not speaking English and lacking knowledge of the city, contrasting them with traditional black cab drivers who undergo rigorous training. Additionally, he has argued that NHS workers who cannot speak English properly should not be employed, emphasizing the importance of a common language for effective communication in healthcare settings. Yes....I made it up. -
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Rejected Non O marriage visa application at CW because "haven't been married long enough".
Few agents will touch a marriage-based extension, and those who do ask for a PILE of money - because Marriage-based extensions must get district-approval, who want their fat-cut of the "action," for that sign-off. It's all "in house" at CW, but still goes to a higher-up.
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