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How to send an Alzheimer's patient back to the U.K.? - From Bangkok
But then, you have forgotten that part when it happens... -
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How to send an Alzheimer's patient back to the U.K.? - From Bangkok
Sure, it's expensive. What do you expect if someone with medical experience, maybe a nurse, has to travel for several days? -
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Road Safety in Thailand – a summary of Perceptions and Reality
Farang do understand traffic here. You're assuming again. The same rules apply here that do in other countries. The only thing that is different is driving on the right side of the road, which Americans, continental European, Japanese, Africans and other countries. This is something a visitor has to adjust to but seems to do very easily. If you're a good driver, you adapt quickly. Yes, there are again, bad drivers that come here, tourists, that think they can do whatever they want, but they probably do it to some degree back home, albeit a smaller degree because back home they know they will get tickets for bad driving. Every country, again, has bad roads, weather and much the same laws on driving safety. Here they don't have ice or snow, so it's easier than up in northern areas. Thailand has had laws and much the same things you posted about for many decades, yet the accidents and deaths don't reduce. Again, this is because of the attitudes of the people here. Lack of law enforcement allows them to continue with lass fines than in western countries, which can reduce accidents, but people who are ticketed still have their ingrained attitudes. By and large, westerners are much better drivers than locals here. Sorry you don't see that, but everyone else seems to, as per the replies on this and many, many other topics here. People aren't failing to recognize this, but you are. -
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BBC with a brutal takedown of Ukrainian hopes
Thank you for posting the bleeding obvious that so many on here ignore. Ukraine, IMO was never going to win, as I said from the start on this forum. Trump and his bud Putin are going to wind it up, and Zelensky and the Euros can go **** in the wind. The only reason it went on so long is down to Biden- there is no way the Euros could keep the farce going without the US, IMO, as we will see, despite their big words that mean nothing in the real world. Euro "leaders" are going to have a hard sell to their voters as to why they spent all the money in Ukraine and not on them. The next election is going to be interesting! I suppose Zelensky is pondering if he should stay on and hope Trump changes his mind, or take the loot and scarper. Perhaps he has a sub ready to take him to Argentina. Seems most of the countries on the planet saw reality and did NOT support the Euro side in this squabble- that must mean something. Trump, IMO, got it right when he described the fiasco as "ridiculous". -
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Thailand May Ease Overseas Income Tax Rules Amid Global Changes
When I transfer from my bank how do they know what is from 1 year to another? if I had 30k in my UK account in 2023 then in 2024 I add 20k over the year into that account then transfer 20k from the account to Thailand, what money am I transferring? -
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Thailand May Ease Overseas Income Tax Rules Amid Global Changes
Clear as mud is getting even clear as muddier.
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