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Crime Neighbour Shoots Motorcycle Repairman Over Late-Night Noise in Khon Kaen
Believe me, it is a not a silly thing when you can't sleep until 4 or 5 am and have to wake up at 6am to go to work. There are times when I feel like doing exactly the same to the illegal drinking places next to us. (Of course I won't do it, but the thoughts are there) -
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Jomtien immigration: retirement extension without 800k (went today) with agent.
Got that - is it included in Maneerat’s fee, or not? That’s why I asked the OP directly. -
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BREAKING NEWS Manhunt Ends as Suspect in Minnesota Lawmaker Shootings Is Captured
Actually, he could be Federally death penalty eligible. Hes clearly an assassin. No one is above the law. -
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Jomtien immigration: retirement extension without 800k (went today) with agent.
Retiring in Thailand and in possession of amounts greater than 800,000 Baht is good advice. -
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Trump's war ending/preventing reputation is tanking
Let's do a COMPARISON.... Here is your concern. Here is the one person who lives in your head for all of eternity. Please follow up with your "power" CV. Yes, the President of the United States possesses significant power, derived from the Constitution and evolving through historical precedent and practice. The President serves as both head of state and head of government, leading the executive branch and acting as commander-in-chief of the armed forces. Here's a breakdown of the President's powers: Constitutional Powers: Commander-in-Chief: The President commands the U.S. military and can deploy troops. Treaty Making: Can negotiate and sign treaties with foreign nations, but these require Senate approval. Appointments: Nominates ambassadors, federal judges, and other high-ranking officials, also requiring Senate approval. Veto Power: Can reject bills passed by Congress, though Congress can override the veto with a two-thirds vote. Executive Orders: Can issue directives that have the force of law, but these can be challenged in court and may require congressional action for funding. Pardons: Can grant pardons and reprieves for federal crimes, except in cases of impeachment. State of the Union Address: Required to periodically inform Congress on the state of the nation and recommend legislation. Special Sessions of Congress: Can call Congress into session, and can adjourn Congress if they cannot agree on an adjournment date. Other Important Powers: Foreign Policy: Represents the U.S. in international affairs and engages in diplomacy. Legislative Agenda: Sets the agenda for the executive branch and influences the legislative process. Public Opinion Leadership: Uses their platform to shape public opinion and influence national discourse. Limitations on Presidential Power: N/A In conclusion, the U.S. President wields substantial power, but this power is not absolute. It is shaped by the Constitution, Congress, the courts, and public opinion. -
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Crime Foreign Motorcyclist Performs Dangerous Wheelies on Pattaya Streets
Can you backup you 99% statement...I bet you can't.
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