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Trump Mocks France Over WWII Commemorations, Urges Greater U.S. Recognition
NYT ... So you also have no clue how the selective service draft numbers work in the USA. Have a nice day. -
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Trump Mocks France Over WWII Commemorations, Urges Greater U.S. Recognition
He used lies and bribes to dodge the draft, records prove it Other men his age did not have that choice, furthermore he referred to those who became prisoners of war as "losers" The most revolting hypocrisy is that, like other dicktators, he wants a military parade for his birthday, wants to be "honoured" by those he has no respect for -
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Crime Buriram Village in Shock as Man Attempts to Have Sex with Livestock
One of the first cases I was made aware of joining the job 50 years ago was of a farm labourer pleasuring himself with a live chicken. The farmer was not amused and neither were the magistrates. -
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Trump Mocks France Over WWII Commemorations, Urges Greater U.S. Recognition
As far as I know nobody is stopping the US to have their own victory in Europe celebrations. -
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Wise transfers
Why do you say that? I have always used "long term stay" out of habit and funds take a few seconds to appear in my Thai acc. -
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Clarification on Retirement Visa
Interesting. Next month I will transfed 4 mill (real estate) and use WISE. Two transfers. The logic is that SWIFT has a fixed fee. In my bank it is USD $30. WISE fee depends on the amount transferred. Nowhere near $30 for small amounts. But, if you use SWIFT to send funds in the domestic currency (USD, AU$, etc.), and the receiving Thai bank gives you a good exchange rate, there is a break even point after which it is less expensive to use SWIFT. The two variables are the fixed fee amount, and the exchange rate given by the Thai bank. The first one is transparent, but I don't know that there is a reliable way to determine the exchange rates used by the different Thai banks for incoming SWIFT transfers in the various domestic currencies. But at the amount that you're talking about it might be worth researching, as it might easily save you some money. How much? I just asked WISE what is the fee for sending 2 mill using WISE using USD as the source currency. The fee is USD $302. If you get the same exchange rate with SWIFT, you would save 2 * 302 - 2 * 30 = USD $544. The key would be to be certain about the exchange rate you'd be getting, as compared to the WISE exchange rate.
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