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Keir Starmer's Leadership Faces Challenges as Patience Wears Thin
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13902273/labour-mp-rose-duffield-quits-keir-starmer-benefits-policy.html MP Rosie Duffield quits Labour as she blasts Keir Starmer's 'cruel and unnecessary' policies First of many, IMHO -
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Looking for 6/7 seaters car in thailand
Chevrolet exited Thailand completely so forget those as there is no dealer or service network. Toyotas probably your best bet for a 10-15 year old car as long as it has a good full service history. You can get a Toyota fixed anywhere if things go wrong and parts are plentiful. I would recommend buying from Toyota Sure as it is an official Toyota second hand car, you get a warranty etc. Don't think you'll find a good MPV for under 200k though. https://www.toyotasure.com/home/ -
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Looking for 6/7 seaters car in thailand
Hi everyone, I’m planning to move to Thailand next month and my budget for a car is 200,000 Baht or less. What brands are good, easy to repair, and commonly used in Thailand for 6/7-seaters? I currently have offers for the following: Chevrolet Captiva 2012 for 189,000 Baht Chevrolet Captiva 2007 for 145,000 Baht Toyota Wish for approximately 160,000 Baht Toyota Avanza 2012 for 215,000 Baht What should I get? I’ve heard that Chevrolets are not very popular in Thailand and can be hard to repair. I like the appearance of the Captiva, but I’m concerned about maintenance. Should I go for a diesel or petrol engine? I’ve never had a diesel car before, but I’m open to it if the fuel price is cheaper than petrol. If a 6/7-seater isn’t possible within my budget, a 5-seater SUV would be fine too. Please recommend some models and brands. P.S. Is there a service in Bangkok that offers car condition checks? I don’t want to end up with a flooded car. 😄 Thanks in advance! -
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Chinese man calls Thai women prostitutes sparking online outrage
And ??? It was like that around the world and Europe too until the 20 th century. 6 and 7 year old children worked like slaves, down the mines also , I Africa they still do. Kids in London and US were lucky if they had shoes on their feet or a coat on their back, and stale bread to eat. So your comparison is not right at all. We all know there’s prostitution in Thailand, and many other countries. Doesn’t mean that all females are prostitutes or all men lady boys ., Ridiculous . -
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What is the best way to watch old movies at home in Thailand?
Not exactly what you were asking for, but if you are interested in seeing which streaming service has a particular movie, justwatch.com will tell you if that movie is on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, etc. -
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Ever feel like walking naked?: Do you ever feel like walking down the road nude?
The policeman said I could walk around the house naked, but only indoors -
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Polish Passenger Threatens to Bomb Plane Mid-air on Flight to Bangkok
Well I for one am very glad that the flight captain has taken this further and made a complaint !! whatever she said, I don’t care. She should be banned from flying and a court / large fine whatever. Imagine those idiots out there think they can do this and get away with it !!! Publish it, let it be known. -
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Its Happening - Law to Tax Overseas Income Now in Progress
Guess again, as I'm paying tax when I don't "need" to. I could fly under the radar and take my chances, or use credit cards for all expenses trying to obfuscate remittances. Paying tax on remitted money is already a generous deal, I don't need to find creative ways to lower that further. -
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Air conditioning is effecting my sleep
I don't start with the more exotic ideas-- although they may be relevant. I have found that the following variables contribute to a lower quality sleeping enviroment: Degree of humidity- Air conditioning necessarily dries out the environment. We're circulating outdoors in a relatively high humidity in Thailand. (And even the UK.) I got myself a humidifer and run it all night at a low level. I do find that this helps. Drafts- I find that whatever the air source-- fan or A/C-- if there is a sustained draft hitting (or surrounding) my face all night long, this can lead to all kinds of unpleasant side effects. Temperature- I agree with the person who recommended keeping the A/C temperature as high as possible. Only sufficient to let it cycle occasionally. You don't want to sleep as if you're living in a meat locker. -
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How to retire in Thailand
I guess if it has a balcony it's much better No balcony , omg- 1
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[QUIZ] 26 September- Car Manufacturer’s Logos Part 1
I just completed this quiz. My Score 100/100 My Time 74 seconds -
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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
Things are getting nasty. Nasralla was like a father for Lebanon just like Homenei is for other country. IDF at the point of no return - either eliminate them all or -
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Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Blows in Pre-emptive Strikes and Retaliatory Attacks
Other Lebanese factions are likely to take over from Hezbollah to fill the void -
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Where to sell a silver bar
Weight of the bar was unspecified. For a medium-sized bar, of 1 kg, buying prices are listed here: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver/bars/kilo-silver-bars You are correct that holding physical bullion does not offer liquidity, because the buyer must first assure himself that the item is genuine. I.e. not only the specified weight but also solid silver of at least 99.9% purity. For ease and rapidity of both purchase and sale, it is best to use a well-established on-line bullion dealer and have them store and insure it for you IN YOUR OWN NAME with a registered bullion storage company where regular independent audits are carried out. Buy and sell from anywhere you have an Internet connection. Proceeds of a sale can only be credited to the bank account you have linked to your bullion-dealer account. [An obvious security precaution] May be worth looking here: https://www.bullionvault.com/ https://swpcayman.com/ https://www.goldcore.com/ Never accept to have your bullion stored by the dealer. This latter point was discovered too late by some Thais who lost their gold at the time of the Asian Economic Crisis. It is recommended not to have bullion stored in your country of fiscal residence, but rather one that is readily accessible. Singapore is an obvious choice for Thailand. Governments are especially rapacious in difficult times. The U.S. government forcibly confiscated private holdings of gold in 1933. Gold is a store of value, which is not the case for fiat currency. E.g. the dollar today is said to have the purchasing power of 3 cents of its 1913 value. Silver is a speculative value. A highly volatile one. But thought by many to be a particularly promising buy at present. Regarding gold ETFs, this may be of interest: https://www.bullionvault.com/gold-guide/gold-etf
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