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Thais are supposedly peaceful people, but why not on the roads?
Compared to where I come from and how drivers are behaving, that is why. -
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Thais are supposedly peaceful people, but why not on the roads?
Great women though. So submissive. -
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UK Debate Intensifies: Motives Behind England Flag Campaign
Not at all, why would I? I don't have a problem with England flags either. -
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UK Rachel Reeves Pensions Tax Raid Sparks Outrage Among Older Brits
Gordon Brown Mk 2 Raid Pensions PFI on steroids, this re-named as PPP Sell the UK's Gold reserves on the quiet, and the cheap. Meanwhile National debt has increased by £187 Billion since Labour came to power. At least Gordon Brown had 1 memorable act as Chancellor, he kept the UK out of the €. What memorable act will Reeves be remembered for, resigning I would suggest. -
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Famine in Gaza as children denied nourishing food supplements
Enough with your BS, sir. We get where you're coming from, all is left for your kind to go out and bash just any jew or an Israeli to show the whole world, because this is what people are doing nowadays to feel good about themselves. -
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Accident Student Killed, Several Injured in Ambulance Collision
Thankfully the police do not agree with you. "The driver of the ambulance faces four charges: • Section 291 of the Criminal Law: committing a reckless act causing death (penalty: up to 10 years’ imprisonment, a fine of up to 200,000 baht, or both). • Section 300 of the Criminal Law: committing a reckless act causing serious injury (penalty: up to three years’ imprisonment, a fine of up to 60,000 baht, or both). • Section 22 of the Land Transport Act: running a red light (penalty: fine of up to 1,000 baht). • Section 64 of the Vehicle Act: driving a public transport vehicle without a Category 2 licence (penalty: up to one month in prison and a fine of up to 1,000 baht). Officials have ruled that the hatchback driver was not at fault, as she had obeyed traffic signals and had right of way."
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