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Tommy Robinson to be released from prison early
...and I suspect that the iceberg is deeper than that. -
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Demonstrations against HAMAS in Palestine
This isn't about about the USA . This is about Hamas -
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Dating 22-Year-Old Thai Bubble Tea Girl - She Just Asked for 30K/Month – Am I Being Played?
absolutely not being played, sounds like a bargain, i mean she obviously loves you dearly, not to mention she thinks you're the most hansomest, funniest, cutest, most amusing farang she's dated this week... suggest you offer 45k to keep hold of her. -
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Dating 22-Year-Old Thai Bubble Tea Girl - She Just Asked for 30K/Month – Am I Being Played?
i think its a bs story just for kicks but I'll throw out some comments. She maybe makes 9 to 10k salary a month selling bubble tea. If she has family in the country they most likely already own the land and house so have no house payment or heavy expenses. Food is basically it and maybe gas for the car and electric. They've been living off something in the past and made it this far in life without your help. It doesnt cost more than about 10k to15k all in for food, gas and electric and thats generous so your 30k is a major upgrade and thats just to start. at some point you'll be giving her money too. Your most likey being played which is pretty normal in this scenario and this is just the beginning. if your not seeing her every day then she probably has someone else on the hook too or will soon. If its a true story tell her you cant right now but maybe in the future can help. she how she reacts and if things stay the same or slow down for some "reason". Then go hang out with her and her friends and also meet the family and see for yourself their situation and how they live. By that time you'll know how serious and honest she is. I will add that its not uncommon for many Thai's to happily trade future financial security in place of love. its your money in the end so do what you want. -
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Gold, the undisputed "safe harbor". Or is it?
If only you would have included a long term chart displaying the US Dollar versus the Swiss Franc.Then you would know how much I suffer, as a good part of my investments are still denominated in US Dollars. In the mid-sixties, the Dollar was 4:1. When I moved to the US in 1978 the Dollar was down to 1,6 to 1. That's when I made major investments in the US. Today it's something like 0.8 to 1. Needless to say that the yield of my investments in the US were greatly "watered down" due to the fact that the US Dollar was in a steady decline versus my "home currency" over decades, as I returned to my home country. The fact, that the Swissies were able to keep a "state household" in balance, not accumulating much "Dept" (as opposed to everyone else) has turned the Swiss Franc into something like an alternative to Gold. Making the Swiss Franc "expensive". Making our exports too expensive for the rest of the world. A strong currency can be a blessing or a curse. In the case of Switzerland it is likely to turn out as a curse. The wolfes will eventually overpower the trusty sheep dogs, leaving the sheep defensless. -
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No One Is Above the Law, Continued
Aw, c'mon, man! We gots to gib'em "space to destroy."
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