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Trump, the scapegoater-in-chief, calls drag queens anti-American
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/john-kelly-confirms-trump-privately-disparaged-us-service-members-vete-rcna118543 https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/4239713-trump-rips-kelly-after-confirmation-of-suckers-remark/ https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/09/trump-americans-who-died-at-war-are-losers-and-suckers/615997/ He called Senator McCain a "F**king Loser" for being captured alive. He called George HW Bush a "loser" for being shot down. Of course he would deny all of that, he even denied calling McCain a loser at one point. He denied, when shown a bill to bury a slain US soldier, "it doesn't cost $60,000 to bury a "f***ing Mexican". He denies being a sexual deviant. He denies using prostitutes. He denied calling the Ukrainian President a Dictator. He denies being a stooge for Russia. He denies being a racist. He denies mocking the disabled. He denies saying US troops who suffered traumatic brain injuries after a missile attack as having "headaches". He denies disrespecting a slain US soldier during a call with the soldier's monther. He denies, saying, while standing at the grave of his Homeland Security Secretary's son "whats in it for them". Never admits to anything. Its all made up. The whole world is out to get him But we all know what he said to Billy Bush, and apparently he's proud of that. You might like him. I've haven't got much time for such a Berk (I use the deliberately contracted minced oath). -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 1 March 2025
Smuggled Cigarettes Hidden in Parcels Seized at Border Checkpoint Authorities in Kanchanaburi have seized packs of smuggled cigarettes concealed inside sealed parcels, in an apparent attempt to evade detection. The operation took place on 28 February, at a border checkpoint in Sangkhla Buri district, following a tip-off about illegal contraband being transported from the border. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1353211-smuggled-cigarettes-hidden-in-parcels-seized-at-border-checkpoint/ -
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Smuggled Cigarettes Hidden in Parcels Seized at Border Checkpoint
Picture of seizure. Authorities in Kanchanaburi have seized packs of smuggled cigarettes concealed inside sealed parcels, in an apparent attempt to evade detection. The operation took place on 28 February, at a border checkpoint in Sangkhla Buri district, following a tip-off about illegal contraband being transported from the border. The seizure was part of a joint operation led by Major General Asadawut Panyarachun, commander of the 9th Infantry Division and Surasi Task Force, in coordination with Kanchanaburi Governor, Athisan Intra. The crackdown is part of the government’s initiative to combat smuggling along border routes. Acting on intelligence received earlier that day, Colonel Pannasak Phreawpanich, commander of the 29th Infantry Regiment, and Colonel Piyanes Patrasasawatwong, deputy commander of the Lad Ya Task Force, deployed officers from the 134th Border Patrol Police Unit and Sangkhla Buri Police Station to set up a checkpoint at Nam Krik, a suspected smuggling route near Songkaria Village, Nong Lu Subdistrict. During the operation, officers stopped a black Toyota Revo pickup truck driven by Mr. Watthana, a private courier service employee. Upon inspection, they discovered large cardboard boxes sealed and packed as standard parcels. Inside, they found smuggled cigarettes, with no documentation indicating proper tax payment. Mr. Watthana told police that he had collected the parcels from a logistics company in Moo 9, Nong Lu Subdistrict, and was instructed to deliver them to Royal Thai Air Force Wing 7 in Surat Thani and a residential area in Sung Noen District, Nakhon Ratchasima. He also noted that the parcels had an unusual instruction written on them, stating: “If the recipient does not answer the phone, leave the package at the location.” However, he claimed he was unaware of their contents. Authorities have seized the contraband and handed it over to Sangkhla Buri Police Station for further investigation. Police are now working to trace the source of the illegal shipment and identify those responsible for the smuggling operation. -- 2025-03-01 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 1 March 2025
Murder-Suicide in Chonburi Home A murder-suicide unfolded in Chonburi on the morning of 28 February, as a 65-year-old man killed his estranged wife before taking his own life. The suspected motives behind the incident are jealousy and a financial dispute over land in Buriram. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1353208-murder-suicide-in-chonburi-home/ -
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Thailand Faces Backlash Over Secret Uyghur Deportation to China
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Murder-Suicide in Chonburi Home
Picture from responders. A murder-suicide unfolded in Chonburi on the morning of 28 February, as a 65-year-old man killed his estranged wife before taking his own life. The suspected motives behind the incident are jealousy and a financial dispute over land in Buriram. Police were alerted to the crime at around 07:00, when officers from Huai Yai Police Station, forensic experts, medical examiners, and rescue teams arrived at the scene, a single-storey house in Moo 5, Khao Mai Kaew, Bang Lamung district. Inside the bedroom, officers discovered the body of Nongkran Chaipanya, 62, lying on the bed with a deep knife wound to her neck. A 30 cm-long knife was found near her pillow. Close by, her husband, Sawat Mualkamla, 65, was found hanging from the bedroom door. The room had been locked from the inside. The horrific discovery was made by Charoen Chaipanya, 44, Nongkran’s son, who had gone to wake his mother to ask for help in picking up his child from school. When repeated knocks on the door went unanswered, he looked through a window and saw his mother lying in a pool of blood. He quickly broke in and was devastated to find both his mother and stepfather dead. He told police that his mother and Sawat had been together for about 10 years but had recently separated due to Sawat’s violent behaviour, excessive drinking, and frequent arguments. Sawat had moved back to Buriram about seven or eight months ago. However, he returned to Chonburi a week ago, and tensions between the couple quickly escalated. Charoen revealed that Sawat had already shown violent tendencies during his return, including smashing his mother’s phone and locking her in the bedroom. Police suspect that jealousy and financial disagreements may have been the trigger for the fatal attack. According to Charoen, his mother had been pressuring Sawat to sell a plot of land in Buriram to fund a new business venture. Sawat, who reportedly suffered from chronic health issues, including a stroke, may have been struggling with stress, leading to his violent actions. Authorities are now conducting further investigations, including gathering statements from relatives and family members, to establish the full circumstances behind this incident. -- 2025-03-01
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