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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
No, he will be known as the greatest president the United States ever had. Only a few months in and Ukraine war ceasfire in sight, corruption and bloated government tackled, the man is what this world needs now. -
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Epileptic Monk Attacks Nurse in Lop Buri; Hospital to Pursue Legal Action
Photo via Facebook/ โอมมณีเก็จทิพยนฤมาศ แห่งสระโกสินารายณ์สัสเอ๊ยย A distressing incident occurred at King Narai Hospital in Lop Buri province, where a 49-year-old Thai monk, known to have epilepsy and a history of mental illness, attacked an assistant nurse. The incident, which happened at 9.25am on Tuesday, March 11, was captured on video and quickly went viral across Thai social media platforms. The footage showed Thai men pinning the monk, identified as Thanitthorn, to the ground after he assaulted the nurse. Initially calm while awaiting treatment for his epilepsy, Thanitthorn became visibly distressed and began pacing before unexpectedly attacking the nurse from behind, striking her in the neck and back. Despite the lack of visible injuries, the nurse was traumatised, receiving two days off for physical and mental evaluation. The hospital swiftly issued a statement describing the event and confirmed its commitment to legal action against the monk while also planning to provide compensation to the victim. This effort aims to restore morale among her and the medical staff following the unsettling attack. Thanitthorn has struggled with epilepsy since childhood, with his condition leading to depression. His father revealed to Channel 3 that treatment had been ongoing but not significantly effective. The National Office of Buddhism has since advised that he leave the monkhood to receive the necessary medical care for his epilepsy and mental health. As for the legal proceedings, the hospital intends to address the matter thoroughly, though further details on the case progression have yet to be disclosed, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-13 -
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British TikTok Star Jailed in Thailand Over Visa and Benefit Fraud
These are the people that need clearing up from scamming befefits. Middle picture she looks like a freak -
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Thai Ranger Calls Out Italian Tourists for Damaging Coral Reefs
I have not been there, and I certainly will not be going there now thank you very much. You have completely ruined that one for me Donnie. 😢 -
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Russian Captain Identified in Cargo Ship Collision with US Tanker
There were videos regarding this accident where you could observe that at high speed, the tanker hit the other ship amidships. I would not be surprised if this Russian captain was heavily under the influence. -
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BBC Senior Managers from Minority Backgrounds Earn More Than Peers, Data Shows
The BBC is not taxpayer funded. The BBC is primarily funded by the annual television license fee paid by UK households. The BBC also receives funding from commercial subsidiaries and donations- 1
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