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In Thailand: What are your plans when Nuclear War happens?
Watch a British movie from 1984 called "Threads" if you want a picture of what a nuclear aftermath might be like. Like you say, better to go out with a flash. -
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BKK train fares capped to B20 ... for Thai
In the UK, at 60 years old if you live in London you get a 60+ Oyster card which gives you free bus, tube, trains on the TfL network. This is not available for tourists or non residents, they pay full price. In the UK, if you are over 67 you get free bus travel nationally. Not available for tourists or non UK citizens. They pay full price. -
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A Special Counsel vs DOJ Strike Force, a look see into the historic Dem Scandal &...
High probability ex FBI hoax-ster Comey will be wearing orange in Leavenworth! -
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Winning
I agree. Look into the trade deals that have been completed and its not a rosy picture like the high five clap that he made the best deal ever. Read the details and they aren't as great as portrayed. -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thai Troops Raise Flag on Phu Ma Khuea After Cambodian Forces Defeated
UPDATE Thai Forces Dismantle Cable Car and Stairway to Block Cambodian Access to Phu Makua Picture courtesy of Amarin. In a decisive military operation, Thai troops have successfully dismantled a cable car system and stairway constructed by Cambodian forces in violation of the 2000 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU43), cutting off access to the disputed Phu Makua cliff area. According to reports from the Thai military, the operation followed the recent expulsion of Cambodian soldiers who had established a presence on the strategic hilltop. After reclaiming the area, Thai troops raised the national flag on the summit, prompting several Cambodian attempts to retake the position, all of which were repelled. The dismantled infrastructure, including the cable car and stairway built on the cliff face, had long been a point of contention. Despite multiple diplomatic protests issued by Thailand, the Cambodian side reportedly ignored all objections and continued to utilise the access route. Photographs released by the Thai military show the cable car cables were cut and the stairway disassembled, effectively severing the route used by Cambodian troops to ascend the cliff. Cambodian forces are now stationed at the base of the escarpment, unable to access the upper area. The Thai Army emphasised that the destruction of the structures was necessary to uphold national sovereignty and prevent further encroachments. In a related development, former Deputy Prime Minister General Prawit Wongsuwan expressed full confidence in the Thai armed forces, stating, “Our soldiers are resolute and capable in defending the country’s sovereignty, regardless of the government’s political strength.” Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-07-28 -
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EU Folds - Agrees 15% Tariff
I guess Thailand will end up with 36% because they so busy about Cambodia and not loosing their face . No time for other things.
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