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Best Song of Past 100 Years? Your Vote?
Yes. He is Great. But, not as great as Frampton.... Or....IS this Frampton? -
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Insurgent Bomb Attack in Bannang Sata Injures 4 Soldiers
Picture from responders. A roadside bomb on September 17, targeted a paramilitary patrol from the 33rd Ranger Regiment in Bannang Sata District, Yala Province, injuring four soldiers. The explosive device, weighing over 50 kilograms, was buried along a rural road in Bajoh Village, Moo 2, Thung Luang Subdistrict. The blast sent an armored pickup truck flying into a nearby fruit orchard, leaving it severely damaged. The attack occurred around 10:00, prompting an immediate response from local authorities, including Pol. Lt. Col. Suriya Kuadam of Bannang Sata Police Station, and joint forces from police, military, and administrative units. Upon arrival at the scene, they found the destroyed Isuzu armored pickup belonging to the ranger unit. The injured soldiers were identified as Veerasak Buamuangkao, 31; Pracha Boonduang, 25; Woradet Sommuang, 34; and Tanisorn Malai, 33. All sustained internal chest injuries from the blast and were rushed to Bannang Sata Hospital for treatment by passing civilians who witnessed the incident. Further investigation of the blast site revealed a large crater approximately 2x1.5 metres wide, along with debris from the bomb, including electronic parts, shrapnel, wires, and pieces of a gas cylinder used in the explosive device. It is believed that the bomb was triggered remotely as the ranger unit's patrol passed by. According to preliminary findings, the paramilitary unit was conducting a routine patrol as part of a security plan when the insurgents, who had been hiding in the nearby brush, detonated the bomb. The blast flipped the armored vehicle, causing the soldiers' injuries. Officials are continuing to investigate the incident and are increasing patrols in the area to prevent further attacks. -- 2024-09-18 -
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Hillary Clinton Criticizes Elon Musk for Disturbing Comments About Taylor Swift
Naa the dudes a cad what did you expect something intelligent or deep?he is what he is just a cad -
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Poll: Do you want Ukraine to WIN in the Russia-Ukraine war (it's a binary choice)
first, replace the word guts with brains, then realise it would not be and is not up to the individual mentioned, there's a whole machine operating in control -
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Watch: Melania Trump Condemns FBI Mar-a-Lago Raid: ‘A Warning to All Americans’
That’s not one of your better posts,just saying ya know….. -
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“Queers for Palestine” Offered $1 Million to host a gay pride parade in Gaza or West Bank
Ahhh I don’t think that’s the brightest of ideas…….just saying……. -
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Best Song of Past 100 Years? Your Vote?
I first heard this song, Stairway, in Tokyo. We all, the Japs and I, knew it was.....GREATNESS.... Even then. I had not heard it in the US, at the time. Japan has changed. We have also changed. I wish I could go back. But, I would not go back...unless.... I could take the internet with me.... ((Such a profound remark, this.... I really did not think that I had it ....in me.....)) NOTE4: Please forgive because...in my original comment I had meant PELVIC Thrusts and NOT PUBIC Thrusts with the music..... But this was just a TYPO..... And, also....How FING Gauche of me.....to have made this typo.....So Solly.....!!!!!! NOTE4.1: So happy that you have some appreciation for one of the greatest songs in 100 years...... -
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Harris Leads Trump by 6 Points Following Debate Performance
I suspect this lead will grow that debate is the first time many trump supporters have really seen him outside the faux news bubble being fact-checked and speaking to a courageous intelligent articulate woman who has experience handling high level criminals.It (the debate) was healing for many of us and a long time coming. -
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Social Media Outrage as Tourists Blatantly Urinate on Pattaya Beach
A shocking example of tourist atitudes taking the piss! -
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Human Trafficker Arrested in Samut Prakan for Forcing Victims onto Fishing Boats
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Authorities have arrested a notorious human trafficker, known as "Jae Ja Paknam," in Samut Prakan, who was involved in a brutal human trafficking operation that forced victims into slave labour aboard fishing vessels. Those who resisted were thrown into the sea, with one survivor miraculously rescued after drifting for three days. On September 17, Pol. Maj. Gen. Sarut Khwaengsopha, Chief of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Division (ATPD), ordered the arrest of 62-year-old Sompong (last name withheld), also known as "Jae Ja." The arrest warrant, issued by the Criminal Court in 2014, charged her with several offenses, including human trafficking, unlawful detention, and forcing individuals into slavery. The arrest took place at Wat Phothiyaram (Thong Khong) in Samut Prakan Province. The case first came to light in 2012 when the ATPD received a report from the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security. The victim had been lured by labour brokers with promises of high-paying work on a fishing boat. Upon arriving in Samut Prakan, they were taken to Sompong’s karaoke bar, coerced into signing a slave labour contract, and confined to a room under threats of violence. Victims were then sent to various fishing boats, eventually being trafficked onto vessels in Malaysian waters. Many were forced to endure grueling working conditions and violent abuse. One victim, after resisting, was thrown into the sea, where they drifted for three days before being rescued by a passing Vietnamese cargo ship and returned to Thailand. Following the initial report, investigators gathered evidence to secure arrest warrants for five individuals involved in the operation. Several accomplices have already been arrested, but Sompong managed to evade capture for over a decade. After re-examining the testimonies of previously arrested suspects, investigators confirmed Sompong’s identity, leading to her capture. During questioning, Sompong admitted to her involvement in trafficking both Thai nationals and migrant workers onto fishing boats, where they were subjected to slave labour. She also revealed that she had been convicted of human trafficking in Samut Prakan previously and had served a three-year prison sentence. Sompong is now in custody and faces further prosecution by the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Division. Authorities continue their efforts to dismantle human trafficking networks in the region. -- 2024-09-18 -
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Watch: Melania Trump Condemns FBI Mar-a-Lago Raid: ‘A Warning to All Americans’
I wonder if the FBI went through Dr Jill's underwear drawers? ughhhhh , what a disgusting visual.... scarred for life ! -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 18 September 2024
Human Trafficker Arrested in Samut Prakan for Forcing Victims onto Fishing Boats Authorities have arrested a notorious human trafficker, known as "Jae Ja Paknam," in Samut Prakan, who was involved in a brutal human trafficking operation that forced victims into slave labour aboard fishing vessels. Those who resisted were thrown into the sea, with one survivor miraculously rescued after drifting for three days. Full story : https://aseannow.com/topic/1338457-human-trafficker-arrested-in-samut-prakan-for-forcing-victims-onto-fishing-boats/ -
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Poll: Do you want Ukraine to WIN in the Russia-Ukraine war (it's a binary choice)
Four slave-owning border states (Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware) remained in the Union, but NO free states joined the Confederacy. The anti-slavery western part of Virginia formed a new free state (West Virginia) and some counties in slave states declared themselves loyal to the Union, but no state that was free prior to the Civil War seceded. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 18 September 2024
Oil Transport Ship Stranded off Koh Mai Si Due to Engine Failure, Crew of 12 Safe A ship transporting oil experienced engine failure and was swept ashore by strong waves, becoming stranded on rocks behind Koh Mai Si in Koh Kut District, Trat Province. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1338456-oil-transport-ship-stranded-off-koh-mai-si-due-to-engine-failure-crew-of-12-safe/
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