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The Trump cabinet Thread
Election has consequences guess who said that. They control the house and Senate so one should expect all committees to pass all. Election is over now support the office and let them prove themselves if they fail they just show they are no better than the Demo. Will everyone like all the decisions there is always pain to get gain! That is life fellas!🤣 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 14 November 2024
Surprise Raid: Five Monks Nabbed in Temple Drug Bust File photo for reference only In a surprising crackdown on illegal substances, police in Udon Thani, Thailand, arrested five monks from a well-recognised temple for testing positive for methamphetamine. The unexpected police action, prompted by mounting local complaints about the monks' unseemly activities, has raised eyebrows and resulted in decisive action being taken. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343578-surprise-raid-five-monks-nabbed-in-temple-drug-bust/ -
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
You lose. Pete Hegseth Spent His College Years Crusading Against ‘Glorification of Diversity’ And ‘The Homosexual Lifestyle’ Trump’s Pick For Defense Sec Spent His College Years Crusading Against ‘Glorification of Diversity’ And ‘The Homosexual Lifestyle’ -
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Surprise Raid: Five Monks Nabbed in Temple Drug Bust
In a surprising crackdown on illegal substances, police in Udon Thani, Thailand, arrested five monks from a well-recognised temple for testing positive for methamphetamine. The unexpected police action, prompted by mounting local complaints about the monks' unseemly activities, has raised eyebrows and resulted in decisive action being taken. Reports of the monks' bizarre conduct, leading to speculation of drug use and radical gatherings, reached the authorities via the Damrongtham Centre in Mueang Udon Thani district. Triggered by these accounts, a surprise inspection was carried out at the temple. Under this directive, local law enforcement, along with provincial institutions of Buddhism, public health authorities, and community figureheads, efficiently executed an unannounced raid on the temple. Upon reaching the temple, officials gathered the monks, including the temple's head, for procedural health checks. Despite one monk attempting to make a run for it, all were asked to give urine samples for drug screening purposes. The tests returned positive results for five monks, ranging from ages 32 to 47, revealing drug exposure in their systems. Further investigation into the monks' living quarters unearthed drug paraphernalia such as foil paper, bamboo pipes for smoking, and zip-lock bags. Sensationally, six meth pills were discovered stashed away in two different locations. Subsequent to these shocking disclosures, the monks have been defrocked and now await legal proceedings. Multiple confessions followed with one monk confessing to sporadic drug use, supplied gratuitously by recently joined members of the clergy. In his defence, one of the implicated monks stated, "Yes, my quarters housed drug paraphernalia, but that's because I'm no stranger to meth." Another said, "I've been here for about three years. I'm not into it that much, but the meth was handed out liberally by a newly recruited monk. I understand it's not right, but I was driven by curiosity." In a surprising twist, defrocked monks expressed relief upon finding the secret stash of meth, declaring that they would have undoubtedly succumbed to the lure if they had discovered it by themselves. The abbot, flummoxed by the revelations, stated his shock and disappointment at the unexpected raid and subsequent results. Leading to grave contemplations on the state of society, the temple now houses only two monks who tested negative for drugs. The local deputy district chief, Yodkorn Petchlum, expressed gratitude to the public for their vigilance and encouraged them to keep reporting any drug-related activities, arguing that such issues impact every community. Maintaining commitment to rigorous enforcement of law and order, Petchlum stated, "We are grateful for the role of the public in ensuring societal peace. If anyone notices any drug-related actions, whether involving monks or the general public, they should immediately report it to the authorities. We will take every report seriously." File photo for reference only -- 2024-11-14 -
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A Police Visit on Remembrance Sunday Reveals the Reality of Our Two-Tier Justice System
Who would have thought that Thailand computer crime laws are tame in comparison. -
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Thai Tax Returns for Foreigners
Are you seriously expecting that somebody in authority will come out and say that....really? -
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Pete Hegseth-Sec Def Nominee
I bet you cant find one of his writings that is bigoted LOL.- 1
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Trump's 'huge lie' shows 'he’s taking everyone for an idiot': analysis
Not my economic analysis. Naturally the economy took a while to recover and stabilise after Covid which is now happening. Unsure how much government can actually achieve on controlling consumer costs other than policies lowering inflation, But should trump increase tariffs consumer costs will increase. BTW enough of the personal MAGA insults, it's very childish
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