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Overflowing the Swamp: Promises Made, Facts Deleted
I remember when the now president promised to “drain the swamp,” like he was some kind of political plumber in a gold-plated boiler suit. Fast-forward to now and the only thing that got drained was taxpayer cash straight into his mates’ pockets and the minibar at Mar-a-Lago. The swamp’s still here, lads, only now it’s got a gift shop, NFTs of him riding a T-Rex, and a cover charge of one broken democracy. It’s not drain the swamp anymore, is it. It’s Scam the Swamp: Live in Concert. Tour starts in DC, ends in a courtroom, and includes a brief intermission where he sells you gold sneakers for four hundred quid while telling you Biden caused the Great Depression and probably 9/11 while he was at it. Promises made, facts deleted. That’s the motto now. Can’t deliver healthcare, can’t fix inflation, can't end any wars, can't build a border wall or any infrastructure at all, can't reduce the spending deficit or government spending in general, can't make a single trade deal, but can absolutely sell you a Bible he’s never opened and a steak he’s never cooked. Every lie’s now a limited edition collectible. “The election was stolen.” Collectible. “The media’s the enemy.” Collectible. “I never said that.” Collectible. “I barely know the guy.” Collectible. Every time you catch him red-handed, he just hits rewind and says you dreamt it. -
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Immigration Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
It's an Arrival card. No departure information is required. -
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Report Foreign Tourist's Outburst in Pattaya Sparks Theft Scare, Highlights Mental Health
From ChatGPT: ChatGPT said: Yes, drinking alcohol can contribute to feelings of paranoia, especially under certain conditions. Here’s how: 1. Immediate Effects of Intoxication High doses of alcohol can impair judgment and increase anxiety, leading some people to feel suspicious or fearful. Alcohol affects brain chemistry, particularly by altering neurotransmitters like dopamine and GABA, which can destabilize mood and perception. 2. Alcohol and Mental Health If someone has a preexisting mental health condition such as anxiety, depression, or a paranoid personality disorder, alcohol may worsen symptoms. In people predisposed to psychosis or paranoia (e.g., in schizophrenia or bipolar disorder), alcohol can trigger or intensify paranoid thinking. 3. Withdrawal and Hangovers During alcohol withdrawal (including the next day after heavy drinking), some people experience paranoia, agitation, and anxiety, sometimes called “hangxiety.” In chronic alcohol users, more severe withdrawal can include delirium tremens (DTs), which often involve paranoia and hallucinations. 4. Alcohol-Induced Psychosis In rare cases, especially with long-term or heavy use, alcohol can lead to alcohol-induced psychosis, which includes paranoia, delusions, and hallucinations. -
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Immigration Thailand Digital Arrival Card. TDAC
Departure info aren't mandatory. I won't add departure info when I will have to register on the online TDAC It's not necessary to complicate it. It's very easy, I can register in no more than 2 minutes -
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Electric Vehicles in Thailand
yep, I know, I know... 😄 I'm also a Computer Engineer, did in Thailand. However one thing: even we know that at 800V you need half the current used for 400V, the cables still need to support 400V at high currents. 800V is really nice thou, not many cars here are on that platform yet, even the BYD Sealion 7. The Sealion7 sold in Europe is on the 800V platform, and so it also costs more than the one sold here. you get 800V only on the top end cars like the Porshe Tycan and Xpeng -
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Sound familiar?
I was thinking about the last election. It was Harris or Trump.
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